About

Yup. This is me. If you don't know me, feel free to make up any details you wish. If you do know me, well, that sorta kills the element of mystery.
More information, you say? Well, I like storytelling in all it's forms. I write. I read. I RP. I listen extensively to music, and I have an unfortunate fondness for anime/manga. I dislike J-pop, cruelty, and Nazis.
I think that covers all the basics.

As far as avatars go, I have one character. He's appeared in at least one story and one RP so far, so I've changed him a little bit. If you know the old Darius, expect something different here.

Avatar Description: Darius is 5'11'' with black hair and green eyes. He usually wears plain, common clothes with a black cape. A bulging leather bag hangs from his belt and a single sheathed dagger is strapped to his right leg.

Avatar History: He was orphaned at an early age and taken in by a quiet, old couple in the city. As a child, Darius was shy and withdrawn. He had tutors, but rarely friends. For this reason, no one noticed Darius' developing gifts.
When he was twelve, Darius' adoptive parents passed away in their sleep. Their story was later made into a romantic tale by those who knew them, describing how they left the world at the same time so as to be together. The young child cared little for this. He felt lonely in the old, weathered house. His parents had left him a small fortune, but it was hardly a substitute for them.
At the age of thirteen, Darius bought his way into a private academy. He isolated himself from the other students and studied hard, graduating at the age of seventeen with a head full of knowledge and no practical skills. It was late for him to start an apprenticeship, but his money had been exhausted by the school. Left with no other alternative, Darius became a doctor's apprentice.
At the age of eighteen, Darius was left to watch over a sickbed while his master spoke with the patient's family. Before Darius' eyes, the patient passed away. Instead of just expiring, however, a wisp of light rose up from the man and asked angrily where it was. Darius, confused, answered. When his master came back up the stairs, he found Darius speaking to the air over a dead man. This terrified him, and he immediately revoked Darius' apprenticeship.
Hurt, perplexed, and on his own, Darius turned to his half-learned medical abilities to make a living. He wandered from town to town treating patients and occasionally honing his gift. By the time he turned two decades old, Darius was a wandering orphan, mediocre doctor, and budding necromancer.

Okay, that's about it. If you want any more character information than that, I'll write you a book.

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Aleran

Report | 11/02/2007 7:57 pm

Aleran

How be Japan....hmmm wonder if you acctually still use gaia.
Aleran

Report | 07/07/2007 8:32 pm

Aleran

Wait so let me get this straight . . . the nazis didnt hand out lemonade on D-day causing massive sugar induced comas and or death? Does this mean that the D in D-day doesnt mean delicious? AHHHH AP European history....it was all a lie...cept maybee that part about Catherine the great....
Darius Flint

Report | 04/14/2007 10:10 pm

Darius Flint

It's also possible that the German fortifications at D-day were heavily armored lemonade stands, with the intent of dispensing delicious refreshment to the troops, but I don't think it's likely...
Aleran

Report | 02/07/2007 1:33 pm

Aleran

Now, I am going to bring up an old topic. For all we know the Nazis didnt do anything wrong, maybee when Humans get to mars we will find millions or billons of Jewish people with a fully functional city, and spaceships defending the hebrew race. But then again, this has about as much of a chance as George W. being a genuis, which isnt very likely.
Sykle

Report | 11/15/2006 1:57 pm

Sykle

HEADSHOT!!!
Sykle

Report | 09/22/2006 3:11 pm

Sykle

Now since when has the media ever eaten anyone? That's totally unrealistic! It would be like people being controlled by something they think is important but from an objective standpoint is totally irrelliv--OMG!!! It's that time already?!?!? I only have 4 more hours before I need to get rest!! See you later! *takes out DS and plays game*
BigmageUSA

Report | 06/21/2006 11:54 am

BigmageUSA

I was just saying that my method of that was like the media, you are like a normal person, whom the media would try to eat. Sure we can stop, just make sure you dodge the media monster trying to eat you.
Darius Flint

Report | 06/17/2006 7:36 pm

Darius Flint

Okay, I didn't expect you all to play devil's advocate on this 'I dislike nazis' thing. I also didn't expect to be compared with the media and politicians. I'm hurt.
So, to stop this discussion from going any further, I'm going to be abundantly clear. There may well be fluffy, lovable nazis out there. Okay. Anything's possible, I guess. However, I dislike the nazi philosophy. Therefore, I object to people adopting that philosophy. Therefore, I object to nazis. Even if they're fluffy and lovable. Actually, especially if they are. 'Cause that's just creepy.
Now, can we call this debate closed?
BigmageUSA

Report | 06/15/2006 9:13 am

BigmageUSA

But now you said "...I hated nazis... kill people..." Are you trying to taint the world? Hate and violence!
Well, this is just what the media and politicians do, so dont blame me, blame educational television.
Darius Flint

Report | 06/05/2006 8:37 pm

Darius Flint

*sigh* I never said that I hated nazis. Hate implies an irrational and unreasonable dislike. My dislike for nazis is completely rational and reasonable, stemming from their unfortunate tendency to kill people. The same is true of my dislike for J-pop.