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Gorbastan wrote:

Hm. I'm going on a four-hour road trip in two weeks. Personally, that would be the best time for me to write something because I literally don't have other stuff to do.

I'm going back to school on August 31, and this upcoming year will be my busiest yet.

I have several video projects I need to write scripts for, create compositions/animations, music composition and production, direct production of scenes, and I need to edit all the short videos together.

I also have major Government Exams this year that I need to ace to get into the best classes for next year. Standardized testing is one of my weaknesses despite being THAT straight-A Asian student.

I also need to work on the Graphic Design course I take for school. In August or else I'll be lagging behind on nearly one year's worth of coursework I didn't do.

Alongside those endeavours, I'm trying to study Japanese with textbooks and online resources.

But if we plan to do a Mabryn summit I'm happy to do so in the following weeks and few days. I also need to work on these following meetings/summits:
PINGS

My goodness, that's a lot. I just want to say, if taking care of all these RPs turns into an additional source of stress for you, please take a break.

Not that I don't want to do our RP -- I'm quite looking forward to it -- but you seem to have a recipe for burnout going on.

Sminishia wrote:

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Sounds like a lot of work.

With my video projects, it's like a loaf of homemade bread.

You get motivated to do it, then you forget the yeast. Then you forget to put more flour in it. Then your oven catches on fire and burns the kitchen so a crisp. But in the end, you should have a great final product. But of course, the price you pay is with your time and effort.

Once you start, you set a match behind you in a dry forest. There ain't going back because you'll piss everybody that helped you off. Having willing actors and tech/gear assistants are an absolute must if I want to continue this.

Brethren wrote:

"I get the impression that bloodlords can pass for human, at least in physical appearance. Is that correct?"

By the time Martis is done answering, they will probably have reached the kennel; it's very close by.

Martis shivers slightly. "They are perhaps the least horrific in appearance of the abominations that Ademar fought, and in dim light they may be mistaken for human. In the broad day, however, it is obvious what they are. Sharp fangs spring from the jaw, the eyes glow a sickly yellow, and the skin paler than the winter snow. They also cannot bear to be near steel, taking instead for their weapons a sort of bronze." Looking up, he sees a handful of Empty Hands in the road ahead. "Ah, I see we are here. You said the dog's name is Soot?"

Brethren wrote:

My goodness, that's a lot. I just want to say, if taking care of all these RPs turns into an additional source of stress for you, please take a break.

Not that I don't want to do our RP -- I'm quite looking forward to it -- but you seem to have a recipe for burnout going on.

It really isn't a source of stress whatsoever. I always liked writing stories and reading as a kid and I still do now in High School. Albeit, I've moved from fiction to more non-fiction literature...

But I see NS as an invigorating experience that really does help me in School. My upcoming course this year is Canadian Government and Politics. Introduction to political ideas and concepts. Even though I already know them, this website is a goldmine for trying to understand political ideology.

Plus, where else am I going to get political/history nerds like you guys?

First option is the only correct option, vote for Godsinia today
This post is sponsored by Thaecia

Dominostra wrote:

Deal

I have plans on expanding westward, and don't fret I won't occupy the sacred land.

As Taduwe leads a glorious crusade against all non-Violetists, starting with the false religion of Zukchiva, the Thaecian deity Godsinia appears, drawing power from the East Pacific's drafted treaty with Thaecia. The stunning conclusion to 'A Question of Faith' is in your hands!

Click this link to vote today!

In Solidarity,
Lerasi Tyramin
Minister of Culture, The East Pacific

Dominostra wrote:

Thanks

Alright now give me the leaders.

Aivintis wrote:

As Taduwe leads a glorious crusade against all non-Violetists, starting with the false religion of Zukchiva, the Thaecian deity Godsinia appears, drawing power from the East Pacific's drafted treaty with Thaecia. The stunning conclusion to 'A Question of Faith' is in your hands!

Click this link to vote today!

In Solidarity,
Lerasi Tyramin
Minister of Culture, The East Pacific

This is just a reminder that the Zukchivists technically won the second poll, and it only shows the Violetists winning due to large amounts of poll raiders. The Violetists used this as an opportunity to corrupt TEP's democratic system. While due to this corruption there is no way to vote for the Zukchivists, we can do the next best thing and prevent these corrupt and untrustworthy Violetists from destroying TEP from the inside! Vote against the Violetists today!

*Sees a religious war in TEP*

>->

Fear my ARTILJERIJA!
https://youtu.be/aXg9gIQT_l8

Shavara wrote:

*Sees a religious war in TEP*

>->

Fear my ARTILJERIJA!
https://youtu.be/aXg9gIQT_l8

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