{ Hello there! This is a RP blog for my OC Rose. She is what one would call a 'Flower child' or perhaps Plant Fae- her kind has a lot of names depending on where she goes. She appreciates everyone's imagination.
- be someone’s counselor and help them with all their problems if its bad for your mental health
- be there for someone 24/7
- remain friends with someone who emotionally drains you
- maintain negative relationships because you’ve been close for so long, because you’re related, or anything else
- do anything that makes you unhappy or puts your health at risk
kyouko-kirigiri-freelance-police:
Talking to a RPer you haven’t spoken to before
seriously I’m always afraid that there are secret societies of RPers that I’m going to disrupt so that’s why I’m over in my little corner over here
bye
(Source: kyouko-kirigiri-freelance-p-blog)
The sun climbed its way over the distant hillside, and Rose found herself wide awake. There was no gentle clambering back from the world of the unconsciousness; there was simply a jolt, and here she was.
Awake.
She took a breath, forced air into her lungs–frigid air that carried with it the scents of early Autumn that would, in time, give way to something sweeter as the world warmed–and rolled over dew-drenched grass and ferns to push herself to her feet.
“How long was I asleep..?” She pondered aloud, although she knew no one was around to hear; she didn’t even know if she’d made a jump, or simply hibernated in the last world she’d visited. Of course, it only took a moment of thought for the latter to be cast away as outlandish– if she were stuck somewhere cold long enough to induce hibernation, she would have long since succumbed to the cold, alone as she was.
The ground beneath her feet pulsed with life; magic was abundant in whatever world this was, but she couldn’t linger long to take in the little details as it were. There was the briefest anxiety when she lingered long enough on the strange change of pace to wonder if she’d been asleep too long. If everyone back home were still waiting, wondering.
No. No time for that.
She turned towards the sun, raising a hand to shield her eyes, and looked forwards. A breeze blew by that was strong enough to toy with her hair, and then a second pushed at her back and gently persuaded her to take a step or two forwards. She did, and sighed.
The situation was all-too familiar; an unfamiliar world with unfamiliar people– the only person she knew for certain was herself, but regardless of that, she kept walking, wondering who she’d bump into this time.
[ I live ;v ; sorry for vanishing, a lot of drama llamas appeared through the holidays. ]
“Do I like where I was born..?”
Rose let out a light laugh and nodded her head enthusiastically, following that with a light-hearted ‘Mhm!’ as she folded her hands behind her back. “Of course I do! I love where I was born; Xanuri’s a beautiful planet despite all the problems its faced, and even though I’ve visited many worlds since the start of my mission I have yet to find one that could ever surpass it in my eyes.”
“Maybe… When all this mess has been cleared up, I can bring some of the friends I’ve made during my travels with me to Xanuri for a visit. That would be nice, I think…”
“Xa-nu-ri~” Rose pronounced her world’s name with the other, nodding with an enthusiastic ‘uh-huh!’ when they finished. “It’s a big world that’s very beautiful with magic running through the earth, giving life to people like me and many other beings who live there. It’s very nice to meet you, Karol.” She was quite pleased that Karol hadn’t dismissed her words as lies or fantasy right away, for many times had she told of her homeland only to be teased for being over-imaginative. While it wasn’t always so bad to hear, after many occurrences it did start to wear on her after a little while.
Looking down at the pendant for a couple of seconds longer, she soon put it back to hide within her dress. “It’s a stone that was given to me by one of the elders in my village,” She explained. “It’s a solidified piece of the same magic that runs through our planet, and I can use it locate worlds that are alive and strong, like mine! Unfortunately there’s no way for me to control where it takes me unless I want to go back home, so I keep a—”
Oh, that’s right! She’d dropped her journal in the fall.
“A… A traveller’s journal.” Walking around a little, she let out a small ‘A-ha!’ when she located it on the ground a few feet away from where she had ended up at the bottom of the hill. Dusting it off, she walked back over to him. “I record what worlds I’ve been to, what it was like there… who I’ve met. I’ve been to a big handful of places already, but…” Quickly scanning the pages she shook her head. “I’ve never been here.”
Karol’s offer seemed to take her by surprise however, and she fidgeted a little where she stood.
“Oh.. Are you sure?” She queried. “…I don’t wish to intrude if it would be a bother. I do well in the outdoors, are you sure it would be fine if I stayed??"
The journal reminded Karol a lot of his Monster Book so he could understand the pain of losing something so important that was worked on for so long, “I’m glad you found it.” Records the worlds she’s been in.. Karol already had a big urge to see what was inside because the thought of a new and other worlds was both scary and pretty cool.
And the fact that she’s never been in Terca Lumeries. How many pages of that journal we’re filled..
“Oh.. Yeah it’s okay! I mean… I’d feel real bad just leaving you out here..” The city wasn’t far from here either.. and it was one night right? Karol didn’t really mind. He was used to outdoors too but it was never all that fun. Sometimes it was too bumpy to sleep or too cold, too hot..“It’s not very safe outside either, ” He remembered to tell, “Monsters are everywhere.” There were even some watching them now, stalking them from the bushes and watching. It was always russian roulette if one was to really attack you or not but two kids were ‘easy’ targets in most minds.
He really expected Rose to jump straight on the idea of heading to the city with the thought of monsters outside, it’s scary right? Of course Karol was strong and brave and he wasn’t scared of any monster and he’d suddenly take this big job on being Rose’s body guard straight back into the city (at least until something jumps out and scares him).
"Monsters..?” Echoed the girl, turning her head and finally catching sight of the eyes staring back at the two of them from within bushes and behind branches. “Oh,” She muttered. “I… see what you mean. Well, I suppose I don’t have much of a choice now do I? My magic’s way too weak to conjure anything right away, so…” Trailing off, she took one last look at the monsters before inching her way over to Karol and hugging her book close to her chest as her worried gaze turned warm and she smiled at the other.
“I thank you for your hospitality, but I wish there was something I could do to repay you if possible.” She gave a bow of her head. Having noticed the way Karol’s gaze traveled over her journal when she had found it, a thought came to mind. “Perhaps I could tell you about the other places I’ve been to prior to this, if you’re interested. Unfortunately I don’t have much to offer in return for all of this.”
“Do I like it when it rains..? Of course I do~!”
“I know a lot of people I’ve seen, minus those of my kind of course, don’t really like getting caught up in the rain— which I totally understand of course because I can see why people who aren’t so tightly bound to nature wouldn’t find any appeal of getting their clothes soaked in the rain. It can be a real bother!”
“However for myself and the other Flower Children, rainy days for us are treated the same as sunny, beautiful days. We all like to play in it— we don’t get sick like you do… Only if it’s far too cold, like if it were snowing or something. Rain also helps to give us energy and keeps us healthy, much like it does with regular flowers. Whenever I travel to a distant world and it starts to rain, I feel like I’m closer to home and get homesick far less.”
