11-26-2006, 07:47 AM
OOC: I suppose I should mention that if your character originates in the Digital World, information on what time you come from is not necessary since the Digital World is outside of time and all Eras are connected to it.
IC: Several hours of walking yielded Ezekiel little more than a transition from grassy field speckled with small bodies of water to verdant looking forest. Ezekiel had mused the idea that he was in fact dead and in some sort of afterlife. He scoffed at the notion with the knowledge that once someone expires, their soul is immediately cast into the warp, where only fate decides where they either wind up with thier proper gods or devoured by the myriad deamons spawned there. No, if he were truly dead, he would be in the warp as well, hopefully with the Emperor like other faithful, and not devoured and forced to spend an eternity in torment like heretics, mutants, and xenos scum.
Looking up and around the canopy, he saw what appeared to be spider's webs and large arachnids milling about, most man sized, some appeared to be much larger. Knowing that such creatures only attack when prey is entrapped, Ezekiel made sure that he would stay aware of his surroundings to make sure that he would not wind up as some arachnid creature's snack. While totally confident in this, a small part of him preferred he's be walking through a pasture of lobotomized grox waiting to be turned into burger.
While keeping his course and watching for traps, he happened upon what appeared to be a woman in a red dress doing something which escaped Ezekiel at the moment. Since she looked completely human, Ezekiel breathed a sigh of relief, perhaps there would be a settlement of homo sapiens nearby. Immediately he approached the woman and grabbed her attention.
"Excuse me madam." Ezekiel said brining the white skinned, white haired woman about.
"Yes?"
"Could you perhaps lead me in the direction of the nearest inhabited area?" He asked.
"Yes, but I believe you've forgotten your manners. Your name?" The woman asked.
"Irrevlevant, but very well, I am Ezekiel. Now direct me to the nearest inhabited area please." Ezekiel responded and again demanded his information with metal arms crossed.
The woman, a tiny bit peeved with this stranger's apparent lack of manners, yet facinated with his strange appearence, removed her sunglasses uncovering golden brown eyes and cocked an eyebrow. This person looked like the end result of a one-night stand between either a human or a humanoid digimon and an andromon or something along those mechanical lines.
"I'm Arukenimon and I'm fine, thank you. You'll find where you need to go in that direction." She said pointing to Ezekiel's left.
"Thank you, Emperor be with you." Ezekiel said and promptly walked off in the direction pointed out by the woman with the incredibly strange name. He had failed to remember to ask her what planet he was on, but such information was not needed at the moment since getting to civilization was his first priority.
IC: Several hours of walking yielded Ezekiel little more than a transition from grassy field speckled with small bodies of water to verdant looking forest. Ezekiel had mused the idea that he was in fact dead and in some sort of afterlife. He scoffed at the notion with the knowledge that once someone expires, their soul is immediately cast into the warp, where only fate decides where they either wind up with thier proper gods or devoured by the myriad deamons spawned there. No, if he were truly dead, he would be in the warp as well, hopefully with the Emperor like other faithful, and not devoured and forced to spend an eternity in torment like heretics, mutants, and xenos scum.
Looking up and around the canopy, he saw what appeared to be spider's webs and large arachnids milling about, most man sized, some appeared to be much larger. Knowing that such creatures only attack when prey is entrapped, Ezekiel made sure that he would stay aware of his surroundings to make sure that he would not wind up as some arachnid creature's snack. While totally confident in this, a small part of him preferred he's be walking through a pasture of lobotomized grox waiting to be turned into burger.
While keeping his course and watching for traps, he happened upon what appeared to be a woman in a red dress doing something which escaped Ezekiel at the moment. Since she looked completely human, Ezekiel breathed a sigh of relief, perhaps there would be a settlement of homo sapiens nearby. Immediately he approached the woman and grabbed her attention.
"Excuse me madam." Ezekiel said brining the white skinned, white haired woman about.
"Yes?"
"Could you perhaps lead me in the direction of the nearest inhabited area?" He asked.
"Yes, but I believe you've forgotten your manners. Your name?" The woman asked.
"Irrevlevant, but very well, I am Ezekiel. Now direct me to the nearest inhabited area please." Ezekiel responded and again demanded his information with metal arms crossed.
The woman, a tiny bit peeved with this stranger's apparent lack of manners, yet facinated with his strange appearence, removed her sunglasses uncovering golden brown eyes and cocked an eyebrow. This person looked like the end result of a one-night stand between either a human or a humanoid digimon and an andromon or something along those mechanical lines.
"I'm Arukenimon and I'm fine, thank you. You'll find where you need to go in that direction." She said pointing to Ezekiel's left.
"Thank you, Emperor be with you." Ezekiel said and promptly walked off in the direction pointed out by the woman with the incredibly strange name. He had failed to remember to ask her what planet he was on, but such information was not needed at the moment since getting to civilization was his first priority.