Just cause I'm bored and it ish be midnight.
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Silent feet made their way down the wooden hall way of a modern home, expertly skirting squeaky boards, marked in the girls mind as she tip-toed past an open window that allowed the summers breeze to filter in, as well as the moonlight. Joan mentally calculated her chance that she would succeed in her task, calculation the odds that the third step from the first floor, or the hinges on the screen door, would choose tonight to creak, waking the dogs and alerting her fosters.
She stopped in the hallway, and peered around the corner with her golden-brown eyes. All was clear. Her heart leapt. Now she could leave and seek adventures, find her own path, join a renaissance faire somewhere or something. Anything but be stuck here with people she hadnt/didnt/wouldnt ever like...or vise versa. Joan sighed, tucking wayward brown-blond hair back behind an ear. I'll miss th' dogs though, Anyone else would have laughed, but to her, the dogs and other animals were more like people than some people she knew.
Joans' feet were still bare as they touched the dew sodden gr*censored* running, leaping off the porch and into the woods that bordered her current residence, the tall, proud pines giving way to slender aspens as she ran deeper into the trees; friends to her as well. She grabbed an aspens trunk and swung around it, using the momentum to propel her forward. Unable to suppress a giggle, she ran farther still, calloused soles thumping the damp earth, toes digging in.
A shadow fell over her path and she skid to a stop, various forest debris finding their way and digging into the soft skin between her toes. Listen, Joan she told herself, breathing heavily. Calm your breathin'...good girl. What d'you hear? Wind. The creek. A mouse. Footsteps....
The tall girl whirled and gasped as a burlap bag was suddenly flung over her head and tied at the lip. She struggled and fought back, kicking and hitting with her fists as strong arms lifted her up over a shoulder that jingled slightly. What th' heck's this guy wearin'? Rought cloth? Over...chain mail? The wind was almost knocked from her lungs as she was placed on the wide back of a -smell- horse. What kind? Muscular, yes, but not as tall as most draft breeds...
A grunt from the man as he climbed up into the saddle behind her. Odd saddle, Joan thought, her brain racing. Tall front, padded at the top. Cloth sheet coverin' the horse...What's this guy think 'e is? A knight?
Joan sighed and tried to relax, letting the constant sound of the horses trotting gait ease her mind.
With a gasp Joan awoke, hand to her chest to calm her heart. What happened last night? Was that dream or reality? Some sort of medieval cosplay or somethin'? "Try lookin' 'round," She answered herself, voice coarse as if she'd been yelling. Joan nodded firmly and stood, brushing dirt off her blue denim pants before looking around the room, or tent, rather. Canvas by the smell, and large. A couple cots in one corner, a sturdy table in the center with a bowl and pitcher in the center of it. Brain racing yet again, she ran to the tents flaps and threw them open, dazzled momentarily by the sudden burst of light.
When her eyes adjusted, she allowed herself to gasp. Men, in full knight's armor, paced the camp while boys tended muscular chargers, grooming and feeding them. Chat around the fire stopped and the men stopped their errands to look at her. One man grinned and elbowed the one next to him before looking back at her, this strange girl in trousers and a whist shirt.
Oh, hay no. This aint real. I'll go back to bed an' wake up with my foster family. I'll go down the stairs, have some breakfast, tell them about this dream. Then they'll tell be to stop dreamin' an' readin' bout the past an' get my head in the present....
All thoughts were cut off when a boy walked over to her, black hose and shirt under a black tunic trimmed in the darkest shade of blue you could get without going black. He handed her a bowl of whatever had been cooking in the cauldron over the fire. She took it and mumbled "Squire," before falling to the ground in a faint.
Is it possible to faint in a dream...?
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Confusing, ja? Yes, no, maybe so. I dunno. All I typed is what I saw goin on in my brain at the time. So.....short and sweet...
Joan is from the present day.
She was kidnapped
And somehow taken to the mid 17th century
Then her brain choked
And she fainted.
Solid? Or is it still runny?
Eww. That was gross. XD
RULES (Yay! Everyones friend! :D)
Female soldiers are a no-no. There will be no Lioness' or Kel's here...yet. Give it a century or two. XD
Joan is the only present day person.
every one else is medieval.
Haha.
You can be human, elf, hybrid, whatever
Anything from a Duke to a Commoner
Be ye kind one to another, tender-hearted, forgiving one another....*shot*
Free form or bio (As all my RP's)
PEAS include a short-or long-intro with your bio!! CARROTS!!
Or just make your intro your bio.
If someone could be a boy and play the 'dark' squire...
That is all. You are free to stay or leave now.
Dont go more than 10 posts if someone is gone...unless they say to. Then you can.
Keep your posting deive and one line fillable. If you are grammitically challenged, tell Tode. ^^
Hopefully this'll last more'n 24 hours...
Oh! An' no vamps or lycans. They ish be overly over-done. Like...burned done, IMHO