Today, I ventured once again into the Nexus, to find it under attack by, of all things, kraken.

I do believe it might be a family first.

Julius leaves a message in his print journal, in the event that he does not return.

I have reclaimed Vampire Killer.

Celia Fortner's threat was quite real.

Julius, seated in the study of his home in Naples, writes in his journal. In accordance with Belmont tradition, he's writing it by hand in a blank book.Since the death of Graham Jones and Soma's decision to abandon his powers, my life has been dull. I've periodically been asked to accompany Yoko into the field, to deal with what small supernatural ( Read more... )

You know, the most frustrating thing about online roleplaying of this sort is that the villains are someone else's characters.

As much as you'd like to simply take their damn heads off, it's rather a faux pas.

It possibly says something about the life I've led that my predominant reaction, when confronted with a Babylonian dragon goddess, is complete and total exasperation.

Either I've finally managed to beat down that pesky self-preservation reflex or I need to reexamine my priorities.

Julius, seated in the study of his home in Naples, writes in his journal.I've spent a fair amount of the last relative twenty-four hours in the Nexus ( Read more... )

It would appear that Simon Belmont, at the stage of his life where he found the Nexus, is slightly brain-damaged ( Read more... )

While recording my typical monthly report in the family library in Vatican City, I happened upon an account by my ancestor, Sonia Belmont, of a place beyond space and time. She writes that it was a place to find advice and counsel ( Read more... )

So this is the future.

Interesting.