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Probably because the last IC post was me a week ago.
I think Harrab may be on holiday.

RaptorsTallon wrote:Probably because the last IC post was me a week ago.
I think Harrab may be on holiday.

Actually my University just got back in and i'm being run ragged while everything still getting settled, its only been two weeks and i've already had to do two assignments, so i'm sorry that i've not been giving this RP the attention it deserves. Rest assured that i've not forgotten it.

That's ok, update us when you get a chance.

TheWildHost wrote:...I like how no-one even mentioned my absence...or PMd me.....or even talked about me.....

Wait... who are you again?

EagleArk wrote:

TheWildHost wrote:...I like how no-one even mentioned my absence...or PMd me.....or even talked about me.....

Wait... who are you again?

Some Dylan bloke. I think he wants a medal for not posting..

No, it is just funny nobody cares

Aria System

Unlike the human method of exiting hyperspace, a rather violent display of energy as their ships tore their way through the planes of reality, the Alien mothership seemed to fade into view, almost gently, and for the first time humanity go its first propper look at an aliem vessel.

Whereas human ships were built on a horizontal plane, mimicking the surface ships of old, this alien vessel was more vertical, with a sleek and graceful hull hanging between two huge wings that emerged from its back, as the Alliance watched, they flexed and beat at the void, moving far more naturally than any artificial contract should move.

The main hull was even more shocking, shaped roughly like a cacoon of some insect, beneath a clear coating of what looked like crystal there seemed to be darker spots that looked instantly familiar to every human in the sector.

The interior frame was humanoid.

Any further attempts at analysis were thwarted as suddenly the blazing light burst from the body, making it impossible for any details aside from the wings to be seen as it coasted forward toward the waiting humans.

Despite its massive size and lack of any visible locomotion, aside from the wings that did not seem to be assisting the movement. it crossed the sector in surprising speed, coming to a halt before the suddenly very nervous Alliance force.

"It us good to swim under stars once more." Said the new arrival, its voice echoing from every comms terminal in the fleet, musical and light, "But of course I am getting ahead of myself. We are here to talk. I am Anya, Daughter of Salanos."

Suddenly light filled the bridge of the Vangaurd for a split second, blinding those inside, when it suddenly vanished a figure was standing before Sharpe's command chair, turning slowly to face the human officer.

It was inhumanly tall and slender, and like the ship it had come from it had a pair of shimmering wings emerging from its shoulder blades, but its skin was smooth and glasslike, and its proportions were too-perfect, too similar to its hosts for sharpes liking.

"Welcome aboard the Vanguard." Sharpe said calmly, as if the unauthorized teleportation of an alien ambassador to her command centre happened all the time,

the Angel figure chuckled, "Thank you, but i am not truly here, this construct is merely holding a fraction of my mind so we may discuss matters in a way your kind is more familiar with. I constructed it to me similar to your own shapes from data i was generously provided with when we made first contact. i hope it is accurate." the wings folded around her shoulders and for a second the face looked embarrassed. "The wings are a force of habit. My constructs always have to have some link to my actual body or i feel wrong."

"You.. you are the ship?" Sharpe asked, her confusion evident.

"Of course, and has been since my birth eons ago when the stars were new." the Angel-construct smiled reassuringly, "but i find your methods and forms intriguing none the less, so please do not feel disadvantaged. I feel we can learn much from each other.

Oh my.. this will require a post at some point soon.

Yeah guys just thought I should mention I am on holiday ATM so am stealing my moms iPhone to post so it will not be often that I can. I should be back sat.

I apologize for my lack of posts as of late. This week has been chock-full of revelations, surprises of both the pleasant and unpleasant nature, gaming, hospitals, and a single instance today when ChaosUK was hit by a car. By far, it is the strangest week I have ever experienced, so I hope you can understand that my mind has been... elsewhere. Then I will be leaving to head up north sometime next week, and am not sure when I shall return. I hope you understand.

The Walrus

Ok....
I'm not sure what is happening here so I will wait for someone else to post first.

I'm ready to get this game on the move, but before we do, I suggest we move it to The Basement.

Harrab?

The basement?

EagleArk wrote:The basement?

The website on my profile. It's the new shizze.

Darkvoidof40k wrote:I'm ready to get this game on the move, but before we do, I suggest we move it to The Basement.

Harrab?

Agreed, once i have time to do so.

Darkvoidof40k wrote:

EagleArk wrote:The basement?

The website on my profile. It's the new shizze.

Really quite cool, you should join.

Some would say it's better than Dak-BLAM!

ineptus astartes wrote:Some would say it's better than Dak-BLAM!

Frankly I don't spend particularly much time on Dakka anymore.

Me neither, I spend it all in The Basement.

Zombie RPG 4.0 has started.

You should put the link in your sig.

ineptus astartes wrote:You should put the link in your sig.

Maybe I will.

Darkvoidof40k wrote:

ineptus astartes wrote:Some would say it's better than Dak-BLAM!

Frankly I don't spend particularly much time on Dakka anymore.

I have both open at the same time, then I flick between the two.

RaptorsTallon wrote:

Darkvoidof40k wrote:

ineptus astartes wrote:Some would say it's better than Dak-BLAM!

Frankly I don't spend particularly much time on Dakka anymore.

I have both open at the same time, then I flick between the two.

Same, but you haven't posted much either. This is your first post in a day or two (or three? ). You just HAD to go and spoil that pretty little 2000 now didn't you?