Mina winced as she sensed the general idea of what Ceres was muttering. She couldn't say she disagreed with the sentiment on the idea... She honestly didn't think it would be a good idea to go into the tower alone, or even with any less than the whole group... She followed Ceres to the steps and sat...

Hm? New to RPing? I wouldn't mind another person I suppose, though obviously it's not up to me, but just a few quick tips (I don't know if you'll need them) One: Proofread your posts. I can't speak for others here, but I tend to cringe if there are longs strings of typos and obvious grammatical erro...

"Ah... I see." She thought about asking what sort of book she was looking for, but decided not to bother Ceres any more. Instead, she simply silently followed her around, not sure what else to do. She still felt in the way, however... When Mayor Grantise spoke again, Mina didn't say anythi...

Mina started slightly when Ceres laid a hand on her shoulder. "A-ah?" She looked up, and Ceres began speaking again. Keep close...? "I-if you're sure..." Mina said back, her voice still soft, uncertain. She supposed that she would feel better being near someone, and it would be s...

Mina was surprised when she saw that someone was actually approaching her. Surely she wasn't worthy of that attention...? It was the woman who had first spoken up after the mayor's speech... Why was she interested in Mina? And then as the woman spoke, Mina realized- The woman thought that Mina was a...

Among the adventurers that stood there, one person stood out perhaps most of all- In part due to a quality that would make one less likely to notice her. Her appearance looked almost like that of a child, for few others had such proportions. On top of that, she looked both thin and pale to unhealthy...

Name: Mina Serehnal Gender: Female Age: 15 Occupation: Healer Description: Mina's frailty is obvious just looking at her. Her skin is somewhat pale, while her overall build is thinner than most. She also is rather short, only about four feet and three inches. Her long, golden colored hair goes down...

I don't have a problem with capital punishment, in and of itself. Some human beings are so completely and utterly monstrous that I would hardly object to vicious and brutal torture against them. However, the problem lies within the fact that it can be difficult if not impossible to truly be certain ...