Roleplay

@AmnesiaDragon [url=http://flightrising.com/main.php?dragon=39664758] [img]http://flightrising.com/rendern/350/396648/39664758_350.png[/img] [/url] The plaza had long since emptied of all other life. It's cobblestone streets now dark and deserted, the light from the star-dotted and crescent-mooned sky doing little to brighten the night. A lone figure sat hunched to the side, long strands of fur fluttering with each breeze that whispered through the plaza. In her paws she clutched a flyer roughly, its corners torn from being ripped carlessly off the bulletin board next to her. A lantern hovered over her shoulder, casting light on both the paper and her breath, which bloomed white and icy from her lips. A finger trailed the inky words, lips soundlessly echoing them, her expression both intent and thoughtful. She'd sat here for hours, waited patiently for the night, yet even so she still hadn't decided: go, or stay? She didn't trust the mysterious "C.M," had heard stories of some returning and some not. It intrigued her, the adventure it could be. She could feel the wanderlust stirring, the yearning building into an ache that could only be soothed by a particular choice. But she might not even have the choice, as she could not properly follow the instructions. As she was always on the move, she had no residence to wait outside. The best she could do was wait where she'd found the flyer. She shifted her position, uncomfortable on the rough cobblestone. The chilly feel of it wasn't a problem - she was Ice, after all - but even after roughing it for...however long she had, she still was bothered by it. Less so than most, but more so than she thought she should. Mere minutes passed before she was fidgeting again. With a roll of her head she stretched her stiff neck. She flexed her toes and wondered just how much longer they'd take to arrive - if they arrived at all. The tundra wasn't sure when, but some point during all the waiting and stretching she had decided. If the Conducted arrived, she would go. If not, well, she didn't really have a choice then, did she?

[center]@NovaBorn As the contraption moved on, the area seemed to clear out a bit as the edge of the Tangled Wood began to meet the edge of The Sea of A Thousand Currents. The bumpiness substantially evened out here, and even though the contraption was clearly passing over a bit of a swampish area to the edge of a pool of water, it never sunk downward. As it stopped, the Conductor poked his head out from his cart, unable to get out since they were suspended directly above water. The form of a Spiral could be seen outside, their runes and scale colors hiding them among the few fungi that were adrift in the dark waters. She handed him the same flyer as Moon had, and the sound of the doorway just across from her opening echoed its way into her cart. The Spiral casually twisted their way into the contraption, and after a bit of fussing about the cape getting tangled around their body, the door had closed, and the contraption continued its path across the water, the moon still not visible even though there seemed to be no clouds in the sky, and no tree's to block the sky. Shortly afterwards, the Conductor's voice suddenly began to play over the hidden speakers in Moon's room. [b]"[color=red]Kaiba has taken residence in C-2. Please welcome our new member for the ride.[/color]"[/b]. [url=http://flightrising.com/main.php?dragon=40037361] [img]http://flightrising.com/rendern/350/400374/40037361_350.png[/img] [/url]

"Hello." Moon said, craning her neck around a seat/whatever to see the spiral. "So your Kaiba? I'm Moon." I hope that it doesn't get too crowded, but it does seem plenty roomy. Well, that answers my question if others are coming. (Delete this if it's like another contraption and stuff) She looked out the window at the other passanger that they had stopped for.

@AmnesiaDragon [img]http://flightrising.com/rendern/350/401427/40142625_350.png[/img] Vapor landed near the market place making his last delivery minutes ago. He saw the flyer and almost ripped it in half as her tore it off where it was posted. He read it quickly, his eyes almost skimming some parts. He whistled long and low. "Anywhere in the world? My kind of trip!" His wings flapped and he lifted himself in the air, he leisurely flew home watching the sun set. He landed infront of his den like home. He quickly went inside and stuffed his bags with dried fish and other various meals around his den. He put his goggles ontop of his head and galloped outside. He sat infront of his residency waiting. "Ooooh this is gonna be [i]fun[/i]!"

@NovaBorn
(There's separate rooms, but they're all connected by a door. You could speak to them through the windows if you wish.)

Great, and is this all the same like machine fore everyone?)
Edit for last post: Peeked into the doorway where (a sign?) said C-2
or
looking through the window and calling

@NovaBorn

[center]@FloofyDragon As the night dragged on, at some point, the moon had vanished from the sky. Everything was quite a bit darker than usual without it, and a somewhat unease fell over the area. A whistle signaled in the distance shortly afterwards, and the long cracks filled with purple stretched their way to the Coatl. Soon, the serpentine-esc black metal form of the contraption towered in the distance, making a stop in front of the Coatl. From the dragon-skull shaped front, a mass of black metal disapeared in a red glow, revealing a Bogsneak who shared the same colors as the train stepping out towards the Coatl. With his heavyweight, magic-infused coat, and scavenger's trophy, he looked down the Coatl for a moment, before opening his mouth to say, [b]"[color=red]I am the Conductor for this trip. Did you bring the flyer?[/color]"[/b] [img]http://flightrising.com/rendern/portraits/198090/19808971p.png[/img]

@AmnesiaDragon
Vapor held out the flier in his claws, shaking
"Uhh, what is that thing? Is it like one of those things from...uhh..the thing from that..."
He was at a loss of words, so he just stared at the thing, wondering how it worked and why.
"That thing is safe, yes?"