Ah! Greetings, fellow soul! Could you be the Angel I have been looking for?
Apologies, I should explain. Back in my old world, I was a simple follower of the prophecy. It was my life wholeheartedly. But... the last few weeks there, I stopped believing. And then... I ended up here. Where the prophecy is real and happening in front of my eyes.
My mother and father... They would be so happy to learn about it. But the version of the prophecy happening here is very different from the version I was taught. Entire passages and values taught in my version are missing. It's fascinating, but also quite terrifying. What parts of what I was taught were fake?
That is why I stand here with this vessel today. I want to learn more about this prophecy I am seeing and learn its "truth", once and for all. The only thing I have to do is observe, and trust, and find the Angel...
Oh! Am I being too weird?
Hehe. Sorry, me speaking like that's just a force of habit.
You wanted a name, right? That's all you came for.
Well,
You can call me Alice!
ooc:
heheheheh it's my new favourite guy
hi this is a roleplay blog for broken rouxls! from the second wave of vessel creation. somehow this name wasn't taken so i'm using it for my bullshit
mod is neon, he/she pronouns, i'm a minor (and also writing alice to be even younger than i am so seriously don't be weird). i'm also the mod of @susiezilladeltarune
asks are hopefully always open, i may not answer them immediately or save them for when it's more convenient of a time
here's some ref sheets for her:
and here are the tags i will use for this blog:
#angel's follower: original posts, unprompted
#potential angel: anon asks
#(urlnamehere): non-anon asks
#anon:(namehere): reoccurring anon asks. if you have a signature or a distinctive writing style, i will eventually tag your posts with whatever name i think fits you
#char:(namehere): other characters involved in a post
#picture perfect: posts with images attached
#thread in progress: block this tag if you don't want your dashboard to be spammed when i'm in the middle of an rp
#end of passage: complete rp thread
#neon here!: ooc posts
finally, i will always try to add alt text to any image i post on this blog myself. please tell me if i forget!
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I HAVE BEEN DOING RESEARCH ABOUT HUMANS. I WAS NOT AWARE THEY WERE SO BEHIND WITH RESEARCH. WOMEN'S HEALTHCARE IS A VERY UNDERDEVELOPED STUDY FOR THEM.
...S-sorry, I suppose I shouldn't be shocked, the worlds we all came from are so different, but- where I come from, Runeism is like, a pretty mainstream religion.
And also, in this world, the prophecy is actively in motion as we speak. How did it take me for you to hear about it?
Well, I picked up a little bit from watching the heroes' adventure, but it took me a while to understand that it was actually a religion and not a story. π€
I suppose it is very possible that Runeism was a common belief where I came from. π€ Perhaps it was just deemed... non-essential to my "education". π«€
We would practice our magic, for me that meant finding what specific things I could and couldn't create. β¨ Food came naturally for me, weapons and things like that were impossible. π
...Come to think of it, how did I never make fire back then? π€
Anyway, we also learnt some survival skills. There were plans to teach us combat but... we never made it that far. A blessing and a curse, perhaps. π
Ugh. More than I was taught, I guess. Honestly would have been more entertaining than reading the prophecy for the 50th time.
...It also would be quite nice to have learned that considering the situation we're in right now, but I also grew up in a city, so I guess it wasn't nessecary.
I don't know about entertaining... we weren't permitted much at first. πΆ
I learnt magic tricks to give us something happy to focus on, something to distract us from... π«£
*Mercury scratches at something on their head, then snaps their arm back down.*
Anyway, I was punished for it at first. As well as for sneaking out to collect monster CD's, but we were eventually allowed some "leisure privileges." π
Honestly, not much else. You were kinda expected to... dedicate all your energy to the religion. So most of it was just... church stuff. Practicing for choir, trying to bring others into the group, et cetera.
Most of my free time was just spent... staring at the ceiling or something.
Well, I was bound to tell someone eventually- probably Ithas... or Gaster- and with how the wandering souls talk, one person knowing would lead to everyone knowing soon enough. πββοΈ
Keeping secrets... It can take a toll. At least like this, we can grow a bit closer as a family. π
...S-sorry, I suppose I shouldn't be shocked, the worlds we all came from are so different, but- where I come from, Runeism is like, a pretty mainstream religion.
And also, in this world, the prophecy is actively in motion as we speak. How did it take me for you to hear about it?
Well, I picked up a little bit from watching the heroes' adventure, but it took me a while to understand that it was actually a religion and not a story. π€
I suppose it is very possible that Runeism was a common belief where I came from. π€ Perhaps it was just deemed... non-essential to my "education". π«€
We would practice our magic, for me that meant finding what specific things I could and couldn't create. β¨ Food came naturally for me, weapons and things like that were impossible. π
...Come to think of it, how did I never make fire back then? π€
Anyway, we also learnt some survival skills. There were plans to teach us combat but... we never made it that far. A blessing and a curse, perhaps. π
Ugh. More than I was taught, I guess. Honestly would have been more entertaining than reading the prophecy for the 50th time.
...It also would be quite nice to have learned that considering the situation we're in right now, but I also grew up in a city, so I guess it wasn't nessecary.
I don't know about entertaining... we weren't permitted much at first. πΆ
I learnt magic tricks to give us something happy to focus on, something to distract us from... π«£
*Mercury scratches at something on their head, then snaps their arm back down.*
Anyway, I was punished for it at first. As well as for sneaking out to collect monster CD's, but we were eventually allowed some "leisure privileges." π
Honestly, not much else. You were kinda expected to... dedicate all your energy to the religion. So most of it was just... church stuff. Practicing for choir, trying to bring others into the group, et cetera.
Most of my free time was just spent... staring at the ceiling or something.
Well, I was bound to tell someone eventually- probably Ithas... or Gaster- and with how the wandering souls talk, one person knowing would lead to everyone knowing soon enough. πββοΈ
Keeping secrets... It can take a toll. At least like this, we can grow a bit closer as a family. π
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...S-sorry, I suppose I shouldn't be shocked, the worlds we all came from are so different, but- where I come from, Runeism is like, a pretty mainstream religion.
And also, in this world, the prophecy is actively in motion as we speak. How did it take me for you to hear about it?
Well, I picked up a little bit from watching the heroes' adventure, but it took me a while to understand that it was actually a religion and not a story. π€
I suppose it is very possible that Runeism was a common belief where I came from. π€ Perhaps it was just deemed... non-essential to my "education". π«€
We would practice our magic, for me that meant finding what specific things I could and couldn't create. β¨ Food came naturally for me, weapons and things like that were impossible. π
...Come to think of it, how did I never make fire back then? π€
Anyway, we also learnt some survival skills. There were plans to teach us combat but... we never made it that far. A blessing and a curse, perhaps. π
Ugh. More than I was taught, I guess. Honestly would have been more entertaining than reading the prophecy for the 50th time.
...It also would be quite nice to have learned that considering the situation we're in right now, but I also grew up in a city, so I guess it wasn't nessecary.
I don't know about entertaining... we weren't permitted much at first. πΆ
I learnt magic tricks to give us something happy to focus on, something to distract us from... π«£
*Mercury scratches at something on their head, then snaps their arm back down.*
Anyway, I was punished for it at first. As well as for sneaking out to collect monster CD's, but we were eventually allowed some "leisure privileges." π
Honestly, not much else. You were kinda expected to... dedicate all your energy to the religion. So most of it was just... church stuff. Practicing for choir, trying to bring others into the group, et cetera.
Most of my free time was just spent... staring at the ceiling or something.
Well, I was bound to tell someone eventually- probably Ithas... or Gaster- and with how the wandering souls talk, one person knowing would lead to everyone knowing soon enough. πββοΈ
Keeping secrets... It can take a toll. At least like this, we can grow a bit closer as a family. π
...S-sorry, I suppose I shouldn't be shocked, the worlds we all came from are so different, but- where I come from, Runeism is like, a pretty mainstream religion.
And also, in this world, the prophecy is actively in motion as we speak. How did it take me for you to hear about it?
Well, I picked up a little bit from watching the heroes' adventure, but it took me a while to understand that it was actually a religion and not a story. π€
I suppose it is very possible that Runeism was a common belief where I came from. π€ Perhaps it was just deemed... non-essential to my "education". π«€
We would practice our magic, for me that meant finding what specific things I could and couldn't create. β¨ Food came naturally for me, weapons and things like that were impossible. π
...Come to think of it, how did I never make fire back then? π€
Anyway, we also learnt some survival skills. There were plans to teach us combat but... we never made it that far. A blessing and a curse, perhaps. π
Ugh. More than I was taught, I guess. Honestly would have been more entertaining than reading the prophecy for the 50th time.
...It also would be quite nice to have learned that considering the situation we're in right now, but I also grew up in a city, so I guess it wasn't nessecary.
I don't know about entertaining... we weren't permitted much at first. πΆ
I learnt magic tricks to give us something happy to focus on, something to distract us from... π«£
*Mercury scratches at something on their head, then snaps their arm back down.*
Anyway, I was punished for it at first. As well as for sneaking out to collect monster CD's, but we were eventually allowed some "leisure privileges." π
Honestly, not much else. You were kinda expected to... dedicate all your energy to the religion. So most of it was just... church stuff. Practicing for choir, trying to bring others into the group, et cetera.
Most of my free time was just spent... staring at the ceiling or something.
Well, I was bound to tell someone eventually- probably Ithas... or Gaster- and with how the wandering souls talk, one person knowing would lead to everyone knowing soon enough. πββοΈ
Keeping secrets... It can take a toll. At least like this, we can grow a bit closer as a family. π
...S-sorry, I suppose I shouldn't be shocked, the worlds we all came from are so different, but- where I come from, Runeism is like, a pretty mainstream religion.
And also, in this world, the prophecy is actively in motion as we speak. How did it take me for you to hear about it?
Well, I picked up a little bit from watching the heroes' adventure, but it took me a while to understand that it was actually a religion and not a story. π€
I suppose it is very possible that Runeism was a common belief where I came from. π€ Perhaps it was just deemed... non-essential to my "education". π«€
We would practice our magic, for me that meant finding what specific things I could and couldn't create. β¨ Food came naturally for me, weapons and things like that were impossible. π
...Come to think of it, how did I never make fire back then? π€
Anyway, we also learnt some survival skills. There were plans to teach us combat but... we never made it that far. A blessing and a curse, perhaps. π
Ugh. More than I was taught, I guess. Honestly would have been more entertaining than reading the prophecy for the 50th time.
...It also would be quite nice to have learned that considering the situation we're in right now, but I also grew up in a city, so I guess it wasn't nessecary.
I don't know about entertaining... we weren't permitted much at first. πΆ
I learnt magic tricks to give us something happy to focus on, something to distract us from... π«£
*Mercury scratches at something on their head, then snaps their arm back down.*
Anyway, I was punished for it at first. As well as for sneaking out to collect monster CD's, but we were eventually allowed some "leisure privileges." π
Honestly, not much else. You were kinda expected to... dedicate all your energy to the religion. So most of it was just... church stuff. Practicing for choir, trying to bring others into the group, et cetera.
Most of my free time was just spent... staring at the ceiling or something.
...S-sorry, I suppose I shouldn't be shocked, the worlds we all came from are so different, but- where I come from, Runeism is like, a pretty mainstream religion.
And also, in this world, the prophecy is actively in motion as we speak. How did it take me for you to hear about it?
Well, I picked up a little bit from watching the heroes' adventure, but it took me a while to understand that it was actually a religion and not a story. π€
I suppose it is very possible that Runeism was a common belief where I came from. π€ Perhaps it was just deemed... non-essential to my "education". π«€
We would practice our magic, for me that meant finding what specific things I could and couldn't create. β¨ Food came naturally for me, weapons and things like that were impossible. π
...Come to think of it, how did I never make fire back then? π€
Anyway, we also learnt some survival skills. There were plans to teach us combat but... we never made it that far. A blessing and a curse, perhaps. π
Ugh. More than I was taught, I guess. Honestly would have been more entertaining than reading the prophecy for the 50th time.
...It also would be quite nice to have learned that considering the situation we're in right now, but I also grew up in a city, so I guess it wasn't nessecary.
I don't know about entertaining... we weren't permitted much at first. πΆ
I learnt magic tricks to give us something happy to focus on, something to distract us from... π«£
*Mercury scratches at something on their head, then snaps their arm back down.*
Anyway, I was punished for it at first. As well as for sneaking out to collect monster CD's, but we were eventually allowed some "leisure privileges." π
Honestly, not much else. You were kinda expected to... dedicate all your energy to the religion. So most of it was just... church stuff. Practicing for choir, trying to bring others into the group, et cetera.
Most of my free time was just spent... staring at the ceiling or something.
...S-sorry, I suppose I shouldn't be shocked, the worlds we all came from are so different, but- where I come from, Runeism is like, a pretty mainstream religion.
And also, in this world, the prophecy is actively in motion as we speak. How did it take me for you to hear about it?
Well, I picked up a little bit from watching the heroes' adventure, but it took me a while to understand that it was actually a religion and not a story. π€
I suppose it is very possible that Runeism was a common belief where I came from. π€ Perhaps it was just deemed... non-essential to my "education". π«€
We would practice our magic, for me that meant finding what specific things I could and couldn't create. β¨ Food came naturally for me, weapons and things like that were impossible. π
...Come to think of it, how did I never make fire back then? π€
Anyway, we also learnt some survival skills. There were plans to teach us combat but... we never made it that far. A blessing and a curse, perhaps. π
Ugh. More than I was taught, I guess. Honestly would have been more entertaining than reading the prophecy for the 50th time.
...It also would be quite nice to have learned that considering the situation we're in right now, but I also grew up in a city, so I guess it wasn't nessecary.
I don't know about entertaining... we weren't permitted much at first. πΆ
I learnt magic tricks to give us something happy to focus on, something to distract us from... π«£
*Mercury scratches at something on their head, then snaps their arm back down.*
Anyway, I was punished for it at first. As well as for sneaking out to collect monster CD's, but we were eventually allowed some "leisure privileges." π
Honestly, not much else. You were kinda expected to... dedicate all your energy to the religion. So most of it was just... church stuff. Practicing for choir, trying to bring others into the group, et cetera.
Most of my free time was just spent... staring at the ceiling or something.
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...S-sorry, I suppose I shouldn't be shocked, the worlds we all came from are so different, but- where I come from, Runeism is like, a pretty mainstream religion.
And also, in this world, the prophecy is actively in motion as we speak. How did it take me for you to hear about it?
Well, I picked up a little bit from watching the heroes' adventure, but it took me a while to understand that it was actually a religion and not a story. π€
I suppose it is very possible that Runeism was a common belief where I came from. π€ Perhaps it was just deemed... non-essential to my "education". π«€
We would practice our magic, for me that meant finding what specific things I could and couldn't create. β¨ Food came naturally for me, weapons and things like that were impossible. π
...Come to think of it, how did I never make fire back then? π€
Anyway, we also learnt some survival skills. There were plans to teach us combat but... we never made it that far. A blessing and a curse, perhaps. π
Ugh. More than I was taught, I guess. Honestly would have been more entertaining than reading the prophecy for the 50th time.
...It also would be quite nice to have learned that considering the situation we're in right now, but I also grew up in a city, so I guess it wasn't nessecary.
I don't know about entertaining... we weren't permitted much at first. πΆ
I learnt magic tricks to give us something happy to focus on, something to distract us from... π«£
*Mercury scratches at something on their head, then snaps their arm back down.*
Anyway, I was punished for it at first. As well as for sneaking out to collect monster CD's, but we were eventually allowed some "leisure privileges." π
Honestly, not much else. You were kinda expected to... dedicate all your energy to the religion. So most of it was just... church stuff. Practicing for choir, trying to bring others into the group, et cetera.
Most of my free time was just spent... staring at the ceiling or something.
...S-sorry, I suppose I shouldn't be shocked, the worlds we all came from are so different, but- where I come from, Runeism is like, a pretty mainstream religion.
And also, in this world, the prophecy is actively in motion as we speak. How did it take me for you to hear about it?
Well, I picked up a little bit from watching the heroes' adventure, but it took me a while to understand that it was actually a religion and not a story. π€
I suppose it is very possible that Runeism was a common belief where I came from. π€ Perhaps it was just deemed... non-essential to my "education". π«€
We would practice our magic, for me that meant finding what specific things I could and couldn't create. β¨ Food came naturally for me, weapons and things like that were impossible. π
...Come to think of it, how did I never make fire back then? π€
Anyway, we also learnt some survival skills. There were plans to teach us combat but... we never made it that far. A blessing and a curse, perhaps. π
Ugh. More than I was taught, I guess. Honestly would have been more entertaining than reading the prophecy for the 50th time.
...It also would be quite nice to have learned that considering the situation we're in right now, but I also grew up in a city, so I guess it wasn't nessecary.
I don't know about entertaining... we weren't permitted much at first. πΆ
I learnt magic tricks to give us something happy to focus on, something to distract us from... π«£
*Mercury scratches at something on their head, then snaps their arm back down.*
Anyway, I was punished for it at first. As well as for sneaking out to collect monster CD's, but we were eventually allowed some "leisure privileges." π
Honestly, not much else. You were kinda expected to... dedicate all your energy to the religion. So most of it was just... church stuff. Practicing for choir, trying to bring others into the group, et cetera.
Most of my free time was just spent... staring at the ceiling or something.
...S-sorry, I suppose I shouldn't be shocked, the worlds we all came from are so different, but- where I come from, Runeism is like, a pretty mainstream religion.
And also, in this world, the prophecy is actively in motion as we speak. How did it take me for you to hear about it?
Well, I picked up a little bit from watching the heroes' adventure, but it took me a while to understand that it was actually a religion and not a story. π€
I suppose it is very possible that Runeism was a common belief where I came from. π€ Perhaps it was just deemed... non-essential to my "education". π«€
We would practice our magic, for me that meant finding what specific things I could and couldn't create. β¨ Food came naturally for me, weapons and things like that were impossible. π
...Come to think of it, how did I never make fire back then? π€
Anyway, we also learnt some survival skills. There were plans to teach us combat but... we never made it that far. A blessing and a curse, perhaps. π
Ugh. More than I was taught, I guess. Honestly would have been more entertaining than reading the prophecy for the 50th time.
...It also would be quite nice to have learned that considering the situation we're in right now, but I also grew up in a city, so I guess it wasn't nessecary.
I don't know about entertaining... we weren't permitted much at first. πΆ
I learnt magic tricks to give us something happy to focus on, something to distract us from... π«£
*Mercury scratches at something on their head, then snaps their arm back down.*
Anyway, I was punished for it at first. As well as for sneaking out to collect monster CD's, but we were eventually allowed some "leisure privileges." π
Honestly, not much else. You were kinda expected to... dedicate all your energy to the religion. So most of it was just... church stuff. Practicing for choir, trying to bring others into the group, et cetera.
Most of my free time was just spent... staring at the ceiling or something.
...S-sorry, I suppose I shouldn't be shocked, the worlds we all came from are so different, but- where I come from, Runeism is like, a pretty mainstream religion.
And also, in this world, the prophecy is actively in motion as we speak. How did it take me for you to hear about it?
Well, I picked up a little bit from watching the heroes' adventure, but it took me a while to understand that it was actually a religion and not a story. π€
I suppose it is very possible that Runeism was a common belief where I came from. π€ Perhaps it was just deemed... non-essential to my "education". π«€
We would practice our magic, for me that meant finding what specific things I could and couldn't create. β¨ Food came naturally for me, weapons and things like that were impossible. π
...Come to think of it, how did I never make fire back then? π€
Anyway, we also learnt some survival skills. There were plans to teach us combat but... we never made it that far. A blessing and a curse, perhaps. π
Ugh. More than I was taught, I guess. Honestly would have been more entertaining than reading the prophecy for the 50th time.
...It also would be quite nice to have learned that considering the situation we're in right now, but I also grew up in a city, so I guess it wasn't nessecary.
I don't know about entertaining... we weren't permitted much at first. πΆ
I learnt magic tricks to give us something happy to focus on, something to distract us from... π«£
*Mercury scratches at something on their head, then snaps their arm back down.*
Anyway, I was punished for it at first. As well as for sneaking out to collect monster CD's, but we were eventually allowed some "leisure privileges." π
Honestly, not much else. You were kinda expected to... dedicate all your energy to the religion. So most of it was just... church stuff. Practicing for choir, trying to bring others into the group, et cetera.
Most of my free time was just spent... staring at the ceiling or something.
...S-sorry, I suppose I shouldn't be shocked, the worlds we all came from are so different, but- where I come from, Runeism is like, a pretty mainstream religion.
And also, in this world, the prophecy is actively in motion as we speak. How did it take me for you to hear about it?
Well, I picked up a little bit from watching the heroes' adventure, but it took me a while to understand that it was actually a religion and not a story. π€
I suppose it is very possible that Runeism was a common belief where I came from. π€ Perhaps it was just deemed... non-essential to my "education". π«€
We would practice our magic, for me that meant finding what specific things I could and couldn't create. β¨ Food came naturally for me, weapons and things like that were impossible. π
...Come to think of it, how did I never make fire back then? π€
Anyway, we also learnt some survival skills. There were plans to teach us combat but... we never made it that far. A blessing and a curse, perhaps. π
Ugh. More than I was taught, I guess. Honestly would have been more entertaining than reading the prophecy for the 50th time.
...It also would be quite nice to have learned that considering the situation we're in right now, but I also grew up in a city, so I guess it wasn't nessecary.
I don't know about entertaining... we weren't permitted much at first. πΆ
I learnt magic tricks to give us something happy to focus on, something to distract us from... π«£
*Mercury scratches at something on their head, then snaps their arm back down.*
Anyway, I was punished for it at first. As well as for sneaking out to collect monster CD's, but we were eventually allowed some "leisure privileges." π
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...S-sorry, I suppose I shouldn't be shocked, the worlds we all came from are so different, but- where I come from, Runeism is like, a pretty mainstream religion.
And also, in this world, the prophecy is actively in motion as we speak. How did it take me for you to hear about it?
Well, I picked up a little bit from watching the heroes' adventure, but it took me a while to understand that it was actually a religion and not a story. π€
I suppose it is very possible that Runeism was a common belief where I came from. π€ Perhaps it was just deemed... non-essential to my "education". π«€
We would practice our magic, for me that meant finding what specific things I could and couldn't create. β¨ Food came naturally for me, weapons and things like that were impossible. π
...Come to think of it, how did I never make fire back then? π€
Anyway, we also learnt some survival skills. There were plans to teach us combat but... we never made it that far. A blessing and a curse, perhaps. π
Ugh. More than I was taught, I guess. Honestly would have been more entertaining than reading the prophecy for the 50th time.
...It also would be quite nice to have learned that considering the situation we're in right now, but I also grew up in a city, so I guess it wasn't nessecary.
...S-sorry, I suppose I shouldn't be shocked, the worlds we all came from are so different, but- where I come from, Runeism is like, a pretty mainstream religion.
And also, in this world, the prophecy is actively in motion as we speak. How did it take me for you to hear about it?
Well, I picked up a little bit from watching the heroes' adventure, but it took me a while to understand that it was actually a religion and not a story. π€
I suppose it is very possible that Runeism was a common belief where I came from. π€ Perhaps it was just deemed... non-essential to my "education". π«€