Welcome to Gaia! ::

*for lack of better title*

This RP is loosely based off of the prose "Peter Pan" and other works by J.M. Barrie. However, this does not take place in the 20th century or before; that means, it's a modern RP, taking place in the year 2008.

{Rules:}

You have to be a fairy to join this RP. The only human in this RP is Peter Pan, and he is already taken. You cannot be Tinkerbell, because she passed away at the end of Peter Pan.

Fairies cannot have unlimited powers- we're trying to keep them close to the types that were in J.M. Barrie's writings.

The story takes place in Neverland; however, your character does not have to be from Neverland.

PLEASE: Follow good RP etiquette. Use good grammar and if you wish to be involved, update regularly. Don't make characters that are not yours do things without the permission of the character's creator; this includes injuring them, romancing, placement, etc.


Keep to Gaia's rules and regulations. Keep it PG-13. Romance is allowed, but remember that fairies do not function completely like humans, and are not created like humans.

{Profiles}


Gaia Name :: ska-chan-punk-san
Fairy Name ::Raine
Age ::9 human years
Gender ::male
Personality ::Raine is generally quite passive and likes to watch from the outside. He is opinionated and a bit stubborn, plus tends to have a rather dark attitude. He likes to keep busy and wander on his own often, though he will be social if there is need to be.
Background/Origin ::Raine lived in a forest in South Korea for most of his life until the fairy population began to die. He traveled to Neverland to see if he could escape the massive disbelief along with a few other fairies from the area. His life has been generally plain and uneventful (as much as a fairy's life can be). He became attached to a child who sent him away, so he is reserved about developing relationships with humans.
Likes/Dislikes ::Likes: traveling, reading, meditating; Dislikes: bratty children, cities, science
Picture :: artwork (c) ska-chan-punk-san


Gaia Name :: musapan
Fairy Name :: Rook
Age :: 11 human years
Gender :: Male
Personality :: Rook is slightly reserved and sometimes sarcastic, and has been known to break rules if he disagrees with them. He finds he connects better with animals than other fairies sometimes. He has a tendency to let loose when he's alone, and isn't opposed to having fun in the company of those he trusts, which isn't many. He really doesn't like humans very much, seeing them as noisy, disrespectful and cruel.
Background/Origin :: Originally from Kensington Gardens, Rook was a Royal Guard serving under the Queen. He didn't particularly like or dislike his job. He watched humans in silence while living among them, finding himself rather disgusted with them after a time. He met Peter Pan once, when the boy visited the gardens... He wasn't terribly impressed, and wondered why the boy was such a legend among the fairies.
Before long, disbelief was killing off so many fairies in the Gardens, including the Queen, that many fairies, Rook included, fled to the Neverland to try and find a way to stop the overpowering disbelief.
Likes/Dislikes :: Likes: Animals, (that won't eat him) the rain, reading. Dislikes: Most humans, the sound cell-phones make, insects
Picture :: artwork (c) musapan


Gaia Name :: musapan
Fairy Name :: Jovi
Age :: 6 human years
Gender :: Female
Personality :: Cheerful and utterly naive and sweet. Jovi can be rather dense, as well, and doesn't always understand things even when they are explained. This isn't attributed to her age, since by fairy standards, she is an adult... It's simply her nature. She is rather clumsy as well, but always tries to see the good side of a situation, if there is one.
Background/Origin :: Jovi has always lived on Neverland, and has always enjoyed living there. She used to watch Peter Pan and his lost boys from a distance, thinking them adorable and amusing, until one day she introduced herself to them. From then on she ended up hanging around them a lot. Peter rarely remembers her name, but she doesn't mind... She has a particular fondness for Fox, one of Peter's lost boys.
Likes/Dislikes :: Likes: Games, nature, Peter and his men. Dislikes: Rudeness, people/fairies that are mean to others, scary stories
Picture :: artwork (c) musapan

Raine had not been living in Neverland for long, and he was still not quite used to it all. While the hierarchy of fairies was never entirely different where he went, this new place wasn't anything like what he had been used to. He had often been told that his lack of open-mindedness was the reason he was having difficulty adjusting, but he simply shrugged and flew off, his soft green light surrounding him. Raine had yet to even see Peter Pan, who was the most talked about thing in Neverland. He frowned. A little boy that ran the show wasn't something he really liked the idea of, but he had been assured that life would be better here. He had seen many fairies disappear over the years, so he hoped they could figure out what to do so he could return to what he considered home.

He flew aimlessly around the Neverland, avoiding other creatures and being superficially polite to any fairies he encountered but avoided conversation. He was mapping the place in his head so that he wouldn't get lost, although he wasn't sure where he was at the moment. He didn't care and kept flying.

Raine looked around carefully as he paused in his flight. Feeling as though this travel was becoming less fruitful by the minute, he decided to land and rest for a moment. He decided to sit on a soft yellow flower, and he looked up to the sky. There was just a lot he didn't want to deal with when it came to bringing the fairies together. If children didn't believe, they would all die some day, and as children began to laugh less, fewer fairies were born. He sighed then, feeling slightly hopeless. He didn't really see the point, or see what anyone could do to encourage more belief in them. In a world of high technology, such mythical creatures as themselves were disregarded as hallucinations or a figment of imagination; both of these frustrated Raine greatly. His aquamarine eyes moved along the sky, hoping to catch a glimpse of something to give him some hope, but all he saw was sky.

Raine was leaning back on his arms when his attention was taken by another fairy. He surpressed a groan, since he was not fond of the idea of conversation at the moment. He ran some fingers through his hair slowly and then allowed the strands to fall. "I don't know," he said in response to the other fairy's question. "I've seen a few other fairies milling around, but I didn't bother to talk to any of them. I just got here myself, you know." He was suddenly a bit more curious about where the fairies did, indeed, live on Neverland. He sighed heavily, wanting the intruder to go away.

Raine scoffed at this fairy's suggestion of his being from Japan. "I recently arrived from South Korea," he said matter-of-factly. He stared back at the other fairy, feeling slightly like a sideshow as he was stared at. He looked away and didn't say anything, picking at the flower gently. After a while he sighed. "So..." he said, "I haven't any clue where to go here, or where fairies typically reside on Neverland. This is really my first time even being here, so I feel a bit helpless... Sorry I can't seem to be any good to you.."

"Me neither," Raine said and stood up. He didn't want to search around with another fairy, especially one he didn't know. "Got a problem with where I'm from?" he said, mostly under his breath, a late reaction to the intruder's frown. He looked around and sighed heavily. "Despite hating the fact that I might need help, you're right... It might be a good idea to look together.." He frowned a little, and shifted his weight onto one leg, his wings twitched slightly.

Raine jerked his head away and frowned. "A little pushy, aren't we?" he uttered, "Of course its different..." was all he could manage to say further. He didn't think this fairy speaking to him was anything different or fantastic, just a slight change from what he was used to seeing. He shrugged. "Sorry if I seem a bit...jumpy," he said then, turning to look at the other fairy. "I'm not used to much interaction with others, so I may be just a bit unsociable." Raine wouldn't admit that he didn't care he was this way. He had only managed to make one human friend, and very few fairies enjoyed his company. He never cared much, and rather liked being on his own; he secretly hoped this fairy would be off on his way.