Sticky: OPEN RP POST
Aug. 18th, 2018 11:38 pm→ Choose a character you wanna play with! Put the character name in the subject line.
→ These following guys have their own open posts, if you'd rather leave them stuff there! But here is good too, it's totally up to you. [ Éowyn | Diana Prince | Isabela | Pepper Potts | Dottie Underwood | Geralt of Rivia | Keira Metz | Juliet O'Hara | Yennefer of Vengerberg ]
→ Leave a starter for us, or a prompt: pictures, quotes, words, whatever! I'll come up with something based on that. Specify timeline/genre/other preferences if you have any. Prose and brackets are both perfectly fine!
→ I roll with anything: AUs/fix-its (love 'em), angst, H/C, fluff, shipping, it's all good! Nsfw welcome, too.
→ This post is always open, just go ahead and leave me stuuuuufff.
through the fire and the flames
Jan. 29th, 2023 02:08 pmThe portal spits Yennefer out in Velen, her landing more unwieldy than usually, every movement hampered by urgency and worry. She sinks ankle deep into foul-smelling marsh, water and mud squelching about her boots as she staggers to keep her balance. The night is dark, the wild susurrus of leaves, insects and swamp-creatures surrounds her. The damp air smells of mold and death. The sorceress senses immediately that this is a dark place, every instinct screaming at her to leave, to flee.
But she pushes on in spite of that toward the ramshackle wooden huts ahead, adrenaline churning in her veins as she hurries, chasing after the trail she's been following despite the danger; Ciri's trail, her pell-mell escape from the Hunt through time and space. Yennefer can't even imagine giving up now, not when she's finally so close.
Her heart hammers in her chest, the foreboding sensation only intensifying the closer she gets, knowing some evil force governs this place. A dark presence suddenly crowds her mind as she reaches the seemingly abandoned homestead, a chiding, gleeful voice reverberating through her head; No, no– you do not belong here, enchantress! Naughty witchling!
Despair follows, as thick and cloying as the dark mists that begin to gather and swirl about. Yet ahead, Yennefer finally catches a glimpse of the slim figure of an ashen-haired girl staggering in exhaustion before collapsing.
"Ciri!" Yennefer barely recognizes her own voice, distorted by distress.
Out of the mists emerge hulking, monstrous things, misshapen and hideous– and emanating with powerful dark magic, something ancient and menacing. It has been a long time since Yennefer has felt true fear, but now it claws down her spine. She already knows she cannot defeat these creatures, especially on her own, momentarily wishing nothing so fervently than to have Geralt by her side just then.
Yen blinks out of harm's way as the hags descend, lightning at her fingertips. But as if anticipating her every move, the hags elude her counter-attacks even as their mocking, gleeful words resound in her head. Picking out secrets and old hurts to torment her with, they seek to discourage her, break her– delighting wickedly in the arrival of the Elder Blood they would soon feast upon.
At the thought of these creatures laying one finger on Ciri, hot fury replaces the despairing frustration that was threatening to take root in her. Yennefer's magic surges as she draws on Chaos, this swamp rife with it, feeling it burn through her body but she hardly registers the pain of it. She puts all her power into sending a crackling bolt of energy barreling into the largest of the hags, that hulking form bowed over Ciri's prone figure as if to pick the girl up. With a howl, the enormous witch stumbles back and her sisters join in her fury, but Yennefer is already gone.
Reappearing by Ciri, she crashes onto her knees to scoop the girl up in her arms, the golden light of her portal enveloping them and taking them far away from Crookbag Bog in the nick of time. On the other side, they tumble onto the hard floor, Yennefer still cradling Ciri's torso in her arms and shielding her from further harm. She doesn't even realize that in her haste to get them to safety, she'd teleported them into her house in Vengerberg. Her full attention is on the young woman in her arms, dirtied, bloodied and seemingly unconscious. But alive and beautiful.
"Ciri?" She lays a gentle hand on Ciri's cheek. "Ciri. Can you hear me?"
But she pushes on in spite of that toward the ramshackle wooden huts ahead, adrenaline churning in her veins as she hurries, chasing after the trail she's been following despite the danger; Ciri's trail, her pell-mell escape from the Hunt through time and space. Yennefer can't even imagine giving up now, not when she's finally so close.
Her heart hammers in her chest, the foreboding sensation only intensifying the closer she gets, knowing some evil force governs this place. A dark presence suddenly crowds her mind as she reaches the seemingly abandoned homestead, a chiding, gleeful voice reverberating through her head; No, no– you do not belong here, enchantress! Naughty witchling!
Despair follows, as thick and cloying as the dark mists that begin to gather and swirl about. Yet ahead, Yennefer finally catches a glimpse of the slim figure of an ashen-haired girl staggering in exhaustion before collapsing.
"Ciri!" Yennefer barely recognizes her own voice, distorted by distress.
Out of the mists emerge hulking, monstrous things, misshapen and hideous– and emanating with powerful dark magic, something ancient and menacing. It has been a long time since Yennefer has felt true fear, but now it claws down her spine. She already knows she cannot defeat these creatures, especially on her own, momentarily wishing nothing so fervently than to have Geralt by her side just then.
Yen blinks out of harm's way as the hags descend, lightning at her fingertips. But as if anticipating her every move, the hags elude her counter-attacks even as their mocking, gleeful words resound in her head. Picking out secrets and old hurts to torment her with, they seek to discourage her, break her– delighting wickedly in the arrival of the Elder Blood they would soon feast upon.
At the thought of these creatures laying one finger on Ciri, hot fury replaces the despairing frustration that was threatening to take root in her. Yennefer's magic surges as she draws on Chaos, this swamp rife with it, feeling it burn through her body but she hardly registers the pain of it. She puts all her power into sending a crackling bolt of energy barreling into the largest of the hags, that hulking form bowed over Ciri's prone figure as if to pick the girl up. With a howl, the enormous witch stumbles back and her sisters join in her fury, but Yennefer is already gone.
Reappearing by Ciri, she crashes onto her knees to scoop the girl up in her arms, the golden light of her portal enveloping them and taking them far away from Crookbag Bog in the nick of time. On the other side, they tumble onto the hard floor, Yennefer still cradling Ciri's torso in her arms and shielding her from further harm. She doesn't even realize that in her haste to get them to safety, she'd teleported them into her house in Vengerberg. Her full attention is on the young woman in her arms, dirtied, bloodied and seemingly unconscious. But alive and beautiful.
"Ciri?" She lays a gentle hand on Ciri's cheek. "Ciri. Can you hear me?"
the wolf i will follow into the storm
Jan. 8th, 2023 12:03 pmYennefer despises storms. Particularly when they impede her plans, a transgression she always takes most personally.
The storm of the century, the skelligers in the adjacent alehouse called it earlier when Yen had stopped by to replenish her wine stores, the drunks and fishwives who hadn't yet taken shelter in their own homes gossiping away. An ill omen. Thunder cracks in loud booms that shake the earth, torrential rain that at times transforms into hail and at times into icy snow lashing anything and anyone foolish enough to stay outdoors into quickly correcting their mistake. Wind howls in the wooden corners of the inn, creaking the timbers.
It's been days now since Yennefer was to set off to the site of the magical cataclysm on the opposite side of Ard Skellig, since she parted with Geralt who was bound for Undvik to find and aid Hjalmar an Craite. And she's been stuck in her room at the New Port inn ever since, stranded by this freak storm that came out of nowhere. If she didn't know better, she'd blame this on Eredin and the Hunt: yet another obstacle on their path to keep them from Ciri. But Yen had detected not even a slightest whiff of magic about the phenomenon. It is simply a storm, natural and highly inconvenient. Travel of any sort was out of the question now. Even if she might use a portal to reach the site, these conditions combined with the Mask of Urboros's likely unpredictable effects... simply too dangerous.
Begrudgingly, the sorceress has to concede defeat and settle into waiting the storm out. Unfortunately she's never been the patient sort, and every day she's delayed only makes her more frustrated and irritable. She tries to make use of the time by poring over tomes and information that may help in this quest, but straying often to the book written by Amos Var Ypsis, her thoughts solidifying into another plan on that count-- but the time for that was later. A booming crack of thunder startles her into knocking a half-empty goblet of wine off the table, the last dregs splashing across the table and splattering her skirt.
"Gods damn it," she hisses, more annoyed by the little spill than usually. Still cursing under her breath as she dabs at the stain with a damp napkin (hardly perceptible in a black skirt anyway), she almost misses the noises from the entrance of the room: a key turning in the lock, the loud howl of wind before the door slams shut again. Yennefer emerges from behind the screens and bookcases to stare down the stretch that serves as an entryway into the room proper, at the soaked, mucky and travel-weary witcher.
Surprise at seeing Geralt now mingles with distinct warmth and affection in her breast, before it's swamped by her foul mood. The undeniable rank that's starting to waft from his gear isn't helping matters.
"Well," she begins, arching a brow and settling her hands on her hips. "Judging by your appearance, not to mention your odor... dare I assume that your hunt was successful? Or did you take a stumble in the storm and fall into sewage on your way in?"
The storm of the century, the skelligers in the adjacent alehouse called it earlier when Yen had stopped by to replenish her wine stores, the drunks and fishwives who hadn't yet taken shelter in their own homes gossiping away. An ill omen. Thunder cracks in loud booms that shake the earth, torrential rain that at times transforms into hail and at times into icy snow lashing anything and anyone foolish enough to stay outdoors into quickly correcting their mistake. Wind howls in the wooden corners of the inn, creaking the timbers.
It's been days now since Yennefer was to set off to the site of the magical cataclysm on the opposite side of Ard Skellig, since she parted with Geralt who was bound for Undvik to find and aid Hjalmar an Craite. And she's been stuck in her room at the New Port inn ever since, stranded by this freak storm that came out of nowhere. If she didn't know better, she'd blame this on Eredin and the Hunt: yet another obstacle on their path to keep them from Ciri. But Yen had detected not even a slightest whiff of magic about the phenomenon. It is simply a storm, natural and highly inconvenient. Travel of any sort was out of the question now. Even if she might use a portal to reach the site, these conditions combined with the Mask of Urboros's likely unpredictable effects... simply too dangerous.
Begrudgingly, the sorceress has to concede defeat and settle into waiting the storm out. Unfortunately she's never been the patient sort, and every day she's delayed only makes her more frustrated and irritable. She tries to make use of the time by poring over tomes and information that may help in this quest, but straying often to the book written by Amos Var Ypsis, her thoughts solidifying into another plan on that count-- but the time for that was later. A booming crack of thunder startles her into knocking a half-empty goblet of wine off the table, the last dregs splashing across the table and splattering her skirt.
"Gods damn it," she hisses, more annoyed by the little spill than usually. Still cursing under her breath as she dabs at the stain with a damp napkin (hardly perceptible in a black skirt anyway), she almost misses the noises from the entrance of the room: a key turning in the lock, the loud howl of wind before the door slams shut again. Yennefer emerges from behind the screens and bookcases to stare down the stretch that serves as an entryway into the room proper, at the soaked, mucky and travel-weary witcher.
Surprise at seeing Geralt now mingles with distinct warmth and affection in her breast, before it's swamped by her foul mood. The undeniable rank that's starting to waft from his gear isn't helping matters.
"Well," she begins, arching a brow and settling her hands on her hips. "Judging by your appearance, not to mention your odor... dare I assume that your hunt was successful? Or did you take a stumble in the storm and fall into sewage on your way in?"
YENNEFER OF VENGERBERG ( the witcher
Dec. 28th, 2019 08:11 pm
CANON POINT: Post-The Witcher 3, but earlier canon points also welcome.
NOTES: Book + game canon. Flexible gamestates re: the ending/important decisions ok. Netflix Witcher canon/castmates also welcome!
non-comprehensive list of rp ideas
Mar. 15th, 2019 02:45 pmI’ve listed some of my favorites and ideas I’d like to explore in psls one day, in case people are looking for inspiration or just want to indulge me! I'll try to update this whenever I think of something new. Feel free to comment to this post with ideas of your own, I'm always down for any shenanigans and heavily prefer psls to games these days!
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KEIRA METZ ( the witcher
Dec. 29th, 2018 06:53 pm

STATUS: Homeless
CANON POINT: Post-The Witcher 3, but earlier canon points also ok
NOTES: I play her as a mix of book and game canon (enhancing game things with stuff from the books etc). Flexible gamestates re: the ending/important decisions ok.
ÉOWYN ( lord of the rings
Dec. 1st, 2018 05:30 pm

STATUS: Homeless
CANON POINT: Flexible
NOTES: Mostly bookverse, with some movieverse things thrown in
DIANA PRINCE ( dc extended universe
Jun. 6th, 2017 12:18 am


STATUS: Homeless
CANON POINT: Flexible, right now most comfortable playing her pre/during/post Wonder Woman.
