I find it regretable to announce that I must leave The Mall Tribe RPG. The following reasons should explain why ( Read more... )

May watched as the others left. Maybe she should have gone along with them. Maybe it'd have cheered her up. Maybe it would have made her more depressed. Right now there were too many 'maybe's ( Read more... )

May slipped in through the front door of the Mall. She had removed her T-Gun and blue bandana several blocks away and shoved them into the pockets of her jacket. Now, all she wanted to do was make it back upstairs to her room without being caught. She needed to clean up from her adventure. Aside from her shoulder and hands she was dirty too. ( Read more... )

May had spent half the day with the Zappers before she heard anything that piqued her interest. All they'd done up to that point was wander around the city aimlessly, looking for trouble and telling stories about their adventures in the Game, when there still was a Game. And that was what eventually brought up the talk about the organized arena ( Read more... )

When she reached the room she picked up her jacket, the T-Guns and blue bandana were there in the pockets. She was surprised Dax hadn't found them yet. Though he wasn't one to go prying. She supposed she should be grateful for that. She decided to go out the Car Park entrance. For now it seemed she would be unobserved that way ( Read more... )

( Happenings during the week )

After dinner May went down to her room. She'd never had Goulash before. It wasn't bad, far more appetising than the name seemed to hint at. Dax hadn't been at dinner though and that worried her. Where had he run off to? She hadn't heard enough noise to warrant his scramming like that. She gave a helpless shrug, she'd never understand what ( Read more... )

continued from Here"Compliments still come a little too easily to your lips." She murmurred before wrapping her arms around his neck, allowing him to pull her nearer, her heart beginning to race. She thought of the orange nighty hidden behind the screen and it made her laugh inside. She wondered if he would like it. "Think you can hold that ( Read more... )

May left the City Leader room office and went downstairs to her room. She was still bored and considered going out. But where would she go? Market? Casino? She decided she'd rather be bored in the Mall than out. She took the nightdress and unrolled it, placing it behind a screen in the corner of the room. She then came back out and actually ( Read more... )

May followed Salene, keeping a close eye on her as she wavered. She paused at the carpark entrance though for a brief time to think. She didn't want to dwell on Pride or their relationship anymore. She was tired of it. It had wreaked enough havoc in her life. She firmly put it behind her again. Swearing this would be the last time ( Read more... )