Considering havenrpg.

[aristocritical]

Are you truly faltering so over this little "personality" section? Whatever for? Just call me a rose and be done with it. You'll never find a more appropriate metaphor.

Don't fuss so, darling! It's entirely appropriate you must fill out an application to be granted the honor of playing a lady such as myself. Go forth and prove yourself worthy, now! I have the utmost faith in your abilities--

What do you mean, everybody needs an application? Even the most ill-mannered and baseborn of louts? You can't be serious! What company would you have me keep?

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[sugarbaddy]

Can't be that much worse than the company you've found yourself in recently, Twinkle. Us baseborn louts deserve a little appreciation too, you know.

[aristocritical]

The Shepherds are a different story, Gaius. Even a common thief may yet give his all for the sake of the Ylissean people!

That common thief could still do with some improved manners at tea, however.

[sugarbaddy]

Only if a certain lady stops telling him how many lumps of sugar is "too much".

[ Spoken with air quotes and all, because really - too much sugar? Seriously? ]

Besides, you can't say you weren't skeptical about some of the recruits. Maybe you shouldn't be so judgmental going into this.

[aristocritical]

I'll have you know that a discerning judgment is a lady's most valuable weapon in a crisis. Well, that and a sharp-tipped parasol.

[sugarbaddy]

You call this a crisis? Grima was a crisis. This is child's play by comparison!

[aristocritical]

For shame, Gaius. Have you really not thought this through at all? This "Haven" is what they call a horror game. That means there's no guarantee our world is safe from what goes on there! I'll require all my might to unravel that place's mysteries and face its challenges to defend our world once more, and I will expect no less from my companions as well.