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Upon stepping in front of the portal stone, and uttering the passphrase "I see the ash in the sun," a Reliquiant is transported to to a slab of concrete. At first, the Reliquiant might be confused, for it isn't a house or anything of the sort, but soon they realize they are outside of the house. The surroundings are quite green, and the sounds of a stream seems to play with the Reliquiant's ears. Looking up, the Reliquiant can see that the house is actually to their side. It isn't any sort of mansion or fancy place to live, but it functions. It is modest, a simple white building which is quite similar to that of a decent apartment building. It is a two story building, with windows dappling along the sides. At the top of the building, a few antennae stick out, apparently for TV or something of the sort. The Reliquiant can gaze from the side til their eyes drift downwards to the lower part of the building, or more specifically, the door.

It is a rather easy entrance for any visitor once they have arrived, for the door has a simple pet-flap. It looks to be rather light and is easily pushed aside by pet or Reliquiant alike. Upon entry, it is quite apparent the first room is the kitchen, for the tiles on the floor are in a black and white checkered pattern. The countertops are tall and clean white. However, upon the floor are mounds of pet dishes, all filled with various assortments of food (or slop in some cases). Only one way to leave the room for the next is apparent, and so the Reliquiant, if they want to continue further will need to choose it.

One of the first things any Reliquiant would notice is how many occupants were within this one household. Assorted creatures are typically seen running about or playing. This new room is typically a meeting ground of sorts, for it is quite spacious, yet cozy. A couple of couches, a few sofa-chairs, and a fireplace which is nearly always lit set the scene. The carpet is relatively clean considering how many creatures trample upon it, though the occasional dirty spot can be seen. There are stairs, but a Reliquiant could easily look from their spot to see what was up them.

The stairs do not wind, but instead are an easy straight-up pathway. One could easily ask one of the many household occupants for a ride, but perhaps save the request for later. There are several doorways quite visible up the stairs. Most of them are open, and well lit. However, one near the center of all the action is quite dark, and it seems that there is no light turned on. Another doorway, which is at the very end farthest from the stairs is shut.

Now the choice: Who do you want to visit?

Only the following Guardians/Reliquiants have permission to post in here:
Lytte: Bliss and Valentine
Kojiro Wateregurasu: Toshiro
Siianna Arkeneathym: Cirru
Koyuki Sanata: Daisuke


Rule I would like to be abidded by:

arrow Please do use formal RP. I don't mind chat RP via shop or by PM, but try to show off your best here.
arrow If you are on the list of those with permission, I would appreciate it is you could warn me in the shop thread of your interest to RP and not randomly post here without my knowledge. It is like going to someone's house when they are not there, you won't get much of a response.
arrow Do not argue about the set up in the house, my house, my rules.
arrow Do not be upset if your name/Reliquiant is not on the list right now. I am trying to keep this limited to those who my Reliquiants know well. If ye RP with me in the shop enough, you will probably be invited here in time.

Prone to add more rules as time goes by.

At first, it seemed that nobody would respond to the knocking upon the pet flap. After all, pets came and went all the time in this busy household. However, after a few minutes of simple waiting, a rather fair creature came to the flap and peeked her head out shyly.

The creature was a pale feline with dusty blue features. A lace-like design went about her throat, and silver rings hung from her ears. She had eyes of cool glass which simply blinked curiously to the guests. Masking the glass with her dark lids, she silently signaled with a nod of the head that the two were welcome in.

As the other two creatures passed through the flap, they soon could find that they were in the kitchen. Also, they could now fully see the creature which had let them in. She had two sets of wings, all of a dusty blue color, and all marked like they had jewels the color of her eyes upon them. Closing her eyes for a moment, the jewels upon her face almost seemed to shine. The creature then opened her eyes and looked to the one who had spoken to her and nodded silently.

Her striped tail flicked lightly as if signaling for the two to follow her. Padding forward for a bit, then turning back to make sure they would follow, the feline waited.

The feline let a small smile drift onto her pale maw as she continued to lead the two forward. Soon they came across an entrance to the next room, which had plenty of food dishes lining each side of the path. Some of the dishes looked rather clean and well kept, while others looked like they had not been cleaned at all.

However, upon entering the next room, a symphony of sound seemed to surround the small party. Though the feline did not seem to acknowledge any others that were about, others looked to her as if they knew her quite well.

Upon the couch, a panda marked feline with two short stubby tails and white wings called down "Hello Requiem! Who do you have with you?"

Of course, the escort did not make a sound, but she did look up to acknowledge the Manx.

Signaling with her tail once more, the pale feline began to head towards some steps. It was a single flight of stairs which were an easy, straight pathway. With many eyes upon the whole group, the feline began up the stairs first.

However, a not-so-peaceful creature happened to be heading down the stairs at that very moment. A black and white creature with glowing green eyes and floating silver quills slunk down the stairs. She was rather large, approximately the size of a pony, and had rough-looking scales. Her horns resembled that of a ram, and her expression was quite serious. The pale feline nodded her head silently, to which the dragon snorted a puff of smoke silently back to her. However, the feline showed no fear of any sort and was soon past the other.

Once completely up the stairs, the feline only had a little ways left to pad til she came to a complete stop. Seating her haunches down in front of a room with an open door, but no lights on save for a pale glow which seemed to be coming from the left hand corner closest to the door, she looked to the two with her glassy eyes. It appeared the feline had no intention upon entering that room.

Inside the room, the faint sound of keys clacking could easily be heard from the entrance.

To the sound of a voice which was not that of any of the creatures from within the household, nor that of his sister or guardian, the clacking stopped. Daikenkai slowly turned from what he was doing, which was simply chatting to one of his lesbian friends and found a stranger. Promptly, he said "Computer, shut down all programs and remain on standby."

The computer, also known as Rikki, soon did as instructed, removing any evidence that had been provided to his conversations even existing. Yet, the feline computer almost seemed to hold no life at the moment, as many plugs were shoved into both ears, and her eyes completely dulled. A monitor and a keyboard were both a part of the mess of equipment, but it seemed to bother nobody.

Daikenkai's eyes glowed softly as he continued to look through the dark room towards the light near the entrance. His voice spoke, yet the tone almost seemed indifferent as he uttered "And what, pray tell, are you doing here m'dear?"

A small sneer came across his lips from across the room as he hopped off the keyboard to which he had been dancing upon before to type. Perhaps it was the thought of what his friend had literally just suggested to him that almost tickled him. Pausing for a moment, he then walked over slowly, his eyes still glowing red, and a surprisingly pleasant look upon his face.

"I do not mind if you come in at all. Please do" his voice almost seemed to chime out as an invitation.