«We Could Be Legends» Chat Thread

[Cluckcluck1215]

There is one more plot hole. I'll have to find it again. But You guys remember the snake guy in the picture, in the folder we got from the mermaid?

He was introduced a couple of times. He's supposed to be the main Bad guy not Maple she was supposed to be under him.

He's the guy who killed Tom- the keysmith. And who Zachary the pure dude that captured Del and Zion, was answering to.

YES!
He's supposed to be the main baddie, am I right? Like, sure the Pure listen to Maple and do her commands, but like, Snake-Dude here was supposed to be the ultimate boss, I think.

 

[Rose Quartz]

A picture of a cruel looking man with cold, serpetine eyes. Other men stood behind him, their eyes hollow.

Alice decided no one had heard her ask to look at the second folder, so she moved the top one away on her own. Inside was a faded but white piece of paper with a staple in it. Across the top in bold print was the word PURE. Then below was a picture of the man with the scary eyes. His name next to it was Gerald Thane. there were pages stapled to the back detailing his work history, he was part of the military about 20 years ago.

There were other pages behind him all with the same set up Pure across the top a picture and a name, and then stapled on pages describing their past job history. most seemed to have been military. At the very back was a single page not stapled. It was a black and white photo, of a woman with half dark, half light hair, and cat ears. Across the top was written IMPURE. Alice picked up the paper. "Uh, Wolfram is this the person you were talking about?" She asked handing him the paper.

Zachary and his van mate Jon, strode confidently through the hall that only yesterday had been filled with fighting and death, luckily they had managed to turn on the false wall projector before the police had made an appearance.

He made several turns in the labyrinth of hallways.

He stopped and knocked loudly on a plain grey door. "Come in." Came a strangely hissing voice from inside. He gave Jon a quick smile before pushing the door open and stepping inside.

"Sir, we were watching that inhumans house and they said where the key is." He said loudly, too excited to contain himself. The older man sitting at the desk glared at him snake like eyes burning. "They said it's in a bank! And some girl named Brisa has the key to get it." He couldn't stop himself from grinning they'd been searching high and low for this for so long a lot of people were starting to think it didn't exist anymore. And he was the one to finally find it.

"Which bank?" The Snake man responded, his voice flat and cold. Zachary blinked, his smile slowly fading.

"Uhhh," Jon shifted his feet standing next to him.

"You said you knew where it was." Jon whispered. Zachary let out a nervous chuckle.

"Yeah, uhm, it's at a bank... in town, aaaand, umm, B-Brisa has access to it."

An unimpressed eyebrow was arched, but otherwise the solemn emotionless face remained blank. "And, you have this girl, Brisa, with you?" Zachary stood open mouthed all the eyes in the room on him.

"N-no." He answered grimacing at the word. "But I know what she looks like."

"Then you better go find her." He growled. Zachary nodded, smiling nervously.

"y-yes, of course sir!"

Tom sat behind the counter trying to read, but old memories kept popping up. Time spent with Silver, the first time he ran into the heroes, who had saved that little girl. When he had first met them he was in a bad place, living on the streets. Older memories came to him, of his time as a solder. Being held as a prisoner of war. All he'd wanted to do back then was serve his country, help people. It had turned out so wrong. But meeting Silver had turned his life around. He learned to trust people again. He learned that helping didn't always turn out bad. He turned a page in the old old book, even though he hadn't finished reading the previous one. It didn't matter, he'd read the book many times before.

The bell chimed alerting him to a customer. He looked up over the rim of his glasses. It wasn't a customer.

Tom discretely grabbed a small gadget from under the counter setting it off, Maryella had better be listening. He stood, "Lance? What are you doing here?" The inhuman he had known almost 30 years ago, the man he had been held captive with in the P.O.W. camp. Lance's snake like eyes locked on to Toms.

"I think you know why I'm here." He said his voice was raspy but sounded as though it was dripping with poison. "I want what you have."

 

[Rose Quartz]

YES!
He's supposed to be the main baddie, am I right? Like, sure the Pure listen to Maple and do her commands, but like, Snake-Dude here was supposed to be the ultimate boss, I think.

Yeah exactly.

 

[Amer]

SHERRI

I forgot about this. ;-;
But it’s just more proof my rping abilities have peaked.

 

[Rose Quartz]

I forgot about this. ;-;
But it’s just more proof my rping abilities have peaked.

nooo. Just keep swimming. :3

 

[Amer]

I've literally been doing literally nothing else since 9 AM this morning. *guilty giggling* I haven't even eaten a single meal today. Chickens got out and that was i t.

Wait. Don’t you have school?

 

[Amer]

No clue how I z00med faster than you. :O
I mean, I scrolled through any super lengthy Tobigo conversations (and boy are there a lot of those), but that was like, the only thing I skipped.

How could you?
I actually don’t remember writing any lengthy Tobigo conversations.

 

[Rose Quartz]

I don't know why he was called Lance. It tied in to WCBH somehow. Something to do with Leona's dad I think. One of the names mentioned on the plane maybe when they were headed to New Zealand.??? Uhhhh, I really don't remember though. Gerald Thane is supposed to be Lance.

 

[HeavensHens88]

Wait. Don’t you have school?

For the past four days, my mom's had to go to NJ to battle her siblings over the final dispersal of their inheritance from my grandmother. Got no one to drive me, and grandchildren aren't allowed to be there, so here I am.

 

[HeavensHens88]

How could you?
I actually don’t remember writing any lengthy Tobigo conversations.

OH BUT THERE WERE
There was one that spanned five whole pages uninterrupted.