Tammi
Cloud Rider
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This is a closed thread for cgraven and Tammi. Hope you read and enjoy though.
OCC:
Misty is a drifter who travels alone in search of new people, new places and new adventures. She has had various relationships with men; some lasted for along time while other’s were just a fleeting pleasurable moment in time. She has been to places many people have never been and has done things that other people wouldn’t even let themselves imagine. But that is because Misty has a gift that so far, no one else has and she has searched endlessly to find someone else that has this gift and is like her. She is a petite blonde haired, deep blue-eyed woman who looks to be much younger than her age and most find it hard to believe she is well over thirty. Although she never has revealed her age to anyone they would never believe her anyway, but this is also do to the gift she has.
IC:
It was a beautiful summer night, a full moon, the stars were bright and there was a cool gentle breeze in the air that played with the hem of my white cotton dress, lifting it up to dance with the wind. I inhaled deeply, always enjoying the smell of the salty air and hearing the sound of the waves as they crashed along the beach. Barefooted, I walked slowly, running my toes through the sand, kicking into the air now and again, enjoying the feeling this simple act could bring. I smiled, noticing a couple walking hand in hand down by the water; it definitely was a romantic night.
Before long I heard the voice, angry swearing with frustration. I couldn’t make out the words he spoke and I couldn’t see him, he was too far away. It had been awhile since I had heard someone crying out in pain, fear, frustration or need and it was rare that I even heard anyone at all. There had been a young boy at one time, lost and afraid, crying and after listening I had searched him out and found him, helping him. There were several times in the years, a cry of pain after a bad accident, deep frustration and sadness from the loss of a loved one, this time someone was very angry, very alone. I stopped walking and closed my eyes, listening very hard and I tried searching for him.
Finally after much time, I found myself in a wooded area, amongst the trees. It was very dark out, a cold wind was blowing and not a star in the sky. Every thing around was soaked and the rain had finally slowed to just a cool drizzle. I wrapped the raincoat around me tighter feeling the chill in the air and I heard his swearing again. I glanced around and saw the movement in a small clearing ahead of me. Walking closer, but staying out of view, I noticed the man hurl the unlit flashlight into the air, swearing as he did.
I saw that the rain had put out his campfire and I assumed the batteries had gone dead in his flashlight. I stood behind a tree, peeking at him, understanding his frustration, yet his anger was what struck me, being very intense, making me wonder if it stemmed from something other than an extinguished fire and dead batteries.
OCC:
Misty is a drifter who travels alone in search of new people, new places and new adventures. She has had various relationships with men; some lasted for along time while other’s were just a fleeting pleasurable moment in time. She has been to places many people have never been and has done things that other people wouldn’t even let themselves imagine. But that is because Misty has a gift that so far, no one else has and she has searched endlessly to find someone else that has this gift and is like her. She is a petite blonde haired, deep blue-eyed woman who looks to be much younger than her age and most find it hard to believe she is well over thirty. Although she never has revealed her age to anyone they would never believe her anyway, but this is also do to the gift she has.
IC:
It was a beautiful summer night, a full moon, the stars were bright and there was a cool gentle breeze in the air that played with the hem of my white cotton dress, lifting it up to dance with the wind. I inhaled deeply, always enjoying the smell of the salty air and hearing the sound of the waves as they crashed along the beach. Barefooted, I walked slowly, running my toes through the sand, kicking into the air now and again, enjoying the feeling this simple act could bring. I smiled, noticing a couple walking hand in hand down by the water; it definitely was a romantic night.
Before long I heard the voice, angry swearing with frustration. I couldn’t make out the words he spoke and I couldn’t see him, he was too far away. It had been awhile since I had heard someone crying out in pain, fear, frustration or need and it was rare that I even heard anyone at all. There had been a young boy at one time, lost and afraid, crying and after listening I had searched him out and found him, helping him. There were several times in the years, a cry of pain after a bad accident, deep frustration and sadness from the loss of a loved one, this time someone was very angry, very alone. I stopped walking and closed my eyes, listening very hard and I tried searching for him.
Finally after much time, I found myself in a wooded area, amongst the trees. It was very dark out, a cold wind was blowing and not a star in the sky. Every thing around was soaked and the rain had finally slowed to just a cool drizzle. I wrapped the raincoat around me tighter feeling the chill in the air and I heard his swearing again. I glanced around and saw the movement in a small clearing ahead of me. Walking closer, but staying out of view, I noticed the man hurl the unlit flashlight into the air, swearing as he did.
I saw that the rain had put out his campfire and I assumed the batteries had gone dead in his flashlight. I stood behind a tree, peeking at him, understanding his frustration, yet his anger was what struck me, being very intense, making me wonder if it stemmed from something other than an extinguished fire and dead batteries.