Steam rushed out of the bathroom attached to his bedroom as Ram opened the door and walked out. Clad in only a light green towel, which was wrapped around his waist, he walked over to the window a peered out. He stared hard at the street's horizon. Still no Java he observed while absently pushing water droplets off his chest with his arm, which was ( Read more... )

The apartment was quiet. Ram had found Ved's note. It was bound to happen. Ram was no longer Ved's mentor. Ved no longer looked up to him as if he were the brother he never had. Ram sighed. Even at the height of the Technos, he knew it wouldn't last forever. He had told Ved that he was welcome to come and go as he pleased and that offer still held ( Read more... )

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Ram walked back into his room from visiting Ved. He was glad he was back. Sitting down at his desk, he thought over the city and what he saw. They really had no form of currency, it was mostly trade. Everyone seemed to know who their allies were and didn't talk much to outsiders, especially one from an unknown tribe. The currency thing still hung ( Read more... )

Ram unlocked the door to his apartment and flipped on the lights. He set his pack down on the floor against the wall while shutting the door and locking it behind him. He was tired and failed in his attempts to find out more information. He had only really talked to one person while he was in the city ( Read more... )

Ram awoke. He had walked most of the night and fallen asleep in an alley. He didn't have any worries of sleeping on the ground of a dirty alley, he was happy. He had made it to the city without any life-endangerment. He stood up and picked up his pack. Dusting off his pants he pondered what to do next. He hadn't exactly thought it all the way ( Read more... )

[OOc: Curiously, I've been having problems logging in the passed couple days on this account.]

Exiting the shower, Ram wrapped a towel around his waist and looked in the mirror. He dried his hair and his face then grabbed his makeup. It's about time... He didn't re-apply the T. He had been debating whether to or not the past couple of weeks. The T ( Read more... )

Ram checked his incoming messages. Only one new one: from Amber. "Blah blah blah, I remember you, I hate you. Blah blah blah I'm too busy to capture you now, but I could if I had the time because my name is Amber and I'm a deity and everyone worships me and hates you. Blah blah blah I also hate Ved, but he's helping me, of course with the programs ( Read more... )

Ram retreated back to his room after telling Java to get out, in more words or less. He walked over to his window and peered out, thinking to himself.
It's really none of Java's concern what we're up to. She's the one who up and left. Besides...I don't think I really trust her, or any of her sisters for that matter. However, Siva has always been ( Read more... )

Ram sat playing with the box of disks he had in his lap. He had to make the scouting story believable to Java.
"Ved, the North part of the city, how many tribes are there?"