test drive!

[these_balls]

TEST DRIVE MEME


➞ Post with a character you wish to test drive in this game's setting.
➞ Tag other people's starters and thread out shenanigans!
➞ Invite your friends! Try out new characters! Come play with us!
➞ Have fun!


NOT SURE WHERE TO BEGIN YOUR TEST-DRIVE JOURNEY?
CHECK OUT ALL THE LOCATIONS WE HAVE AVAILABLE IN:

JOHTO | and | KANTO

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As usual, we've created a Google Doc so you can submit your wanted characters for a big Route game ad on this month's ATP!
FIND IT HERE
CUTOFF FOR ADDING CHARACTER WANT ADS TO THE GDOC IS:
6:00 PM, EST, ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 28TH!

Comments

[occultigen]

Dark...hair and eyes?

[Her brow furrowed a bit, as much from personal recollection as from actually trying to work out if she knew who he was referring to.]

...I can think of a few people who might fit such a description — if you'll pardon my asking, does the lady in question go by the name of Emmy?

[pruto]

[Hearing his own vague description delivered back to him, Naveen couldn't help taking a moment to chuckle at himself. How many dark haired, dark eyed ladies were there in this strange town, he wondered?]

No, no, it is Tiana, she is my wife. [A beat.] ... She may also go by "princess," depending on the company.

[occultigen]

Princess! My goodness, I — oh, please do forgive me, I suppose it must be "your highness", then?

[And, like a good and properly-mannered lady, she proceeded to drop into a practiced curtsey.]

I must please beg your pardon, your highness, both for the poor manners and that I must regretfully admit I've not been acquainted with anyone by that name here yet.

[pruto]

[For all his affects of casualness, Naveen couldn't deny being tickled by her concern for ceremony. Flattery was his Achilles heel, after all.]

Please, please, do not worry yourself. [For all he was drinking it in.] I was never much for formality, though it seems you are well practiced... what was your name again?

[occultigen]

[Ceremony was something he was going to get a lot of, too, thanks to this well-bred young lady's English manners, circa 1897.]

Miss Meridiana Everett, your highness, of London. Shall I...that is, how would you prefer to be addressed, that I might do so properly?