Role Play Forum Maewell and The World of the U..

Keeva: I shrug, "It seems like we are a little similar then," I say, "We've had very few people in our lives to care about... Your lucky you've gotten to keep yours though..." I let my voice trail off as I walk along.

"Let me guess." I say quietly "Maewell. You don't have to tell me." I keep walking "That's one reason I want to go back. Revenge is a dish best served cold. I like mine stone cold, if you get my meaning."

Keeva: I raise an eyebrow, "I suppose," I say softly and continue walking, "I don't know what we can do though, it was rather empty last time I was here."

"Never hurts to double check." I tell her "Besides, they might have left behind a clue of where they're going. You don't move that many people without leaving a trail." 

Keeva: "Unless you take them away one at a time," I say skeptically, "How many children do you think were in there?"

"Let's see, at least 8 rooms, with around 12 kids in each room, not to mention gaurds and seekers for each..." I figure it all in my head "Roughly 300." I announce "Trust me, they would have left a trail, even if it's of dead bodies."

Keeva: "I suppose your right," I say, "I should be able to spot anything amiss... I didn't actually see the place last time I was here, well from afar I did, but it should be interesting."

"Interesting or horrifying?" I murmur. After a bit, we see the fence. "Wait." I hold out an arm to stop her, then throw a vine at the fence: it drops. "Alright, the electricity's  off." I start to climb the fence.

Keeva: I chuckle, "Of course it's off... you can't hear the electricity pulsing through it and the fence isn't shaking slightly." I shrug, "But the vine thing is a cool way to check. Maybe if they turn the fence back on we can cook a few squirrels over here?" I scale the fence and stand triumphantly on the top before leaping and rolling. I knew it wasn't a good idea but I needed the thrill to make my hands stop shaking so that Mae wouldn't notice.

"Better safe than shocked." I announce as I land beside her. I look grimly across the concrete lot to the doors of Maewell "Well, let's get this over with."

Keeva: "Age before beauty," I say with a little chuckle and wave of my hand, "Well... you know what I mean."

I raise an eyebrow "Why do you think I'm holding the door open for you?" I ask innocently.

Keeva: I roll my eyes, "I'm the younger one here," I say with a wave of my hand, "But don't worry... your not getting wrinkles yet."

I smile "I was mainly think'n 'bout the beauty part." I tell her with a laugh.

Keeva: "Well I suppose wrinkles can be beautiful in there own way..." I say simply, "but yes, I understood."

I shrug and walk in "Let's get this over with." I stop in the hall and look around. It was silent, not a normal silence. "Is it just me," I wisper to Keeva "or does something feel wrong about this place?"

Keeva: I nod, "It gives me the shivers," I murmur barely loud enough for her to hear, "Undead?"

I close my eyes for a moment "No." I tell her "They haven't come here at all. This is a different kind of quiet." I open them and look ahead "So, how do you want to do this?" I ask "Split up, or stay together?"

Keeva: "I'd say stay together but I feel like getting in and out of this place as fast as possible would be best." I shake my head, "Lets split up."

I nod "Here." I hand her a map and point out the route she'd take. "You take these halls and rooms, I'll take the other half." I let her study it for a moment "Ready?"