Thanks,
Saku.


The man with no faceIt had been quite some time since the battle of Prontera. Rhett had become a shadow in that war, vanishing right after the fighting had stopped. No one had seen heads or rails of the Varana since then.The man with no face
Somewhere far from Prontera, in the depths of the woods, a man was hunched over. His white hair draped over his face, masking his features. A bloody Katana sat next to him, the blade starting to rust with all of the use it was seeing.
What Am I? A killer, a savior or a shadow of the past?
A pair of black eyes looked down at a puddle of dried blood, moss beginning to form


Bleach roleplay opening postThe sun was setting over the ruins of Tokyo, Japan. With the increasing number of Pluses being created every day, cities were becoming over crowded. Running into a Hollow was something that happened more than it should for a defenseless Plus, or human. Hollows were being created at an alarming rate, giving little hope for the human race. With the new change of power in Soul Society, very little Shinigami were doing anything to help the ones stranded on Earth. After the realms of the living and the dead were merged, everyone could see, and touch the souls of the dead. This made things better for the ones who had died, but harder onBleach roleplay opening post


A history of ToshioEver since he was a child, Toshio loved the way Stalkers dressed. He admired the leather and the fur and the overall look a Stalker had. His parents didnt share the same interests, but simply smiled whenever he would talk about his newfound fashion sense.A history of Toshio
When Im older, Im going to set out to be just like a Stalker, the young Toshio would say at dinner, a smile on his face.
Toshio would continue to say this, to his friends and family until he found out the true nature of Stalkers. They were thieves in fancy clothing and made a living off of lying and stealing. Finding such information ou
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Smile at a stranger - you never know how much such a small gesture may brighten their day.
Remember, a little kindness goes a long way.
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