This was getting way too long and to avoid flooding you guys, I made this more short and sweet. Feel free to introduce your characters here, provide backstory or whatever you want. At the time of posting this, you're all free to start making threads of your own which would be set after most of Snowbound's rules have been more or less set into place. Also I'll be setting up a little clanwide event soon so be on the lookout for that within the next few days. Apologies for the garbage starter <3//
The sun is high in the sky, a scattering of clouds floating lazily in the sky. A unicorn stands in the snow, eyes focused ahead of him. This young man's name is Leigh. Nothing fancy, nothing spectacular. Just Leigh. His eyes are focused on the sight in front of him; a gaping mouth of a dark cave of ice and rock leading to Pan knows what. Beside him is a ragtag little group of friends, all about as uneasy as he is, if not more. They have no idea what's in store, but he has an idea. He's been here once before; alone; and that is where this story starts, several months prior to now.
For his whole life, he'd been living in seclusion with your family. Mom explained this to him- something about over hunting and threatening their species with extinction. It was hard to picture there being more unicorns than the few thousand of them scattered around the world. Most likely because he was young- nothing more than a teenager. Naturally he wouldn't know about what had happened those thousands of years ago. Pictures and story was all he had. Everything in his rather uninteresting life had been normal. But there was always that itch- that spark of a fire in his belly that yearned for exploration; and one faithful night, he slipped away from the comfort of his family and friends and set out into the unknown. There was no plan, no goal, just the desire to keep moving. Days melted into weeks and soon enough he was pushing through a thick snowy valley, pearly white face flushed pink from the cold. Of all the paces he could have ended up, fated had decided to dump him in some tundra, freezing his ass off and regretting his choice with every passing minute. And then he sees it; an entrance into a cave, draped in snow and plants. The inside glitters, but just barely. Any attempts to peer deeper in only ends up in a thick darkness obscuring everything. Curiosity overwhelming him, the equine forces himself to enter and become swallowed in darkness. The series of events to happen next are quick and oh so very strange. A whoop and a holler later and Leigh is face to face with an old lady who had just slid down from a hole in the ceiling, grinning from ear to ear. Remember kids, if a polar bear drops down from the sky and starts talking to you, just turn back and go home. Don’t listen to her ramblings of ancestors and ancient tribes of the snow. It’s all fairy tales and hogwash. Don’t be like Leigh, who gathered up a group of misfits and drug them out into the tundra to rebuild an ancient society.
“Let me get this straight- we’re going to live in a cave-” one of the groupies spoke up, shooting a questionable look in Leigh’s direction. “-because some old geezer said so?” She’s clearly upset and its killing the little bit of hope the unicorn had in this outrageous idea. He forces himself to stay calm and return’s the female’s blue gaze. “It’s not just about that. When we talked about this, we all agreed we wanted to live on our own- to- to explore and be free to do what we want! Sure, it may not really be…” he faltered, round eyes flicking around the dark icy walls of the caverns. “…well home yet, but that doesn’t mean we can’t try? If you guys truly didn’t want to come, you wouldn’t have even followed me here. That has to count for something, right?” There’s a rippling murmur of agreement in the group before they split and explore the large central room of the caves. Some of them hessite, but eventually join the others in checking the place out. Ancient paintings are discovered. There’s tunnels all over the place. There are bridges of ice spiraling up to tunnels in the ceiling. Leigh’s heart is pounding in his chest as he hears the enthusiasm pick up ever so slowly. With a little hard work, they were going to have a true-blue home in no time. They could do this. The tall male shuffled his way over to the center of the cave, staring at a large jutting of frost covered rock. “Pan guide me. Don’t make me regret this…” he whispered to himself.
"SPEECH"
The sun is high in the sky, a scattering of clouds floating lazily in the sky. A unicorn stands in the snow, eyes focused ahead of him. This young man's name is Leigh. Nothing fancy, nothing spectacular. Just Leigh. His eyes are focused on the sight in front of him; a gaping mouth of a dark cave of ice and rock leading to Pan knows what. Beside him is a ragtag little group of friends, all about as uneasy as he is, if not more. They have no idea what's in store, but he has an idea. He's been here once before; alone; and that is where this story starts, several months prior to now.
For his whole life, he'd been living in seclusion with your family. Mom explained this to him- something about over hunting and threatening their species with extinction. It was hard to picture there being more unicorns than the few thousand of them scattered around the world. Most likely because he was young- nothing more than a teenager. Naturally he wouldn't know about what had happened those thousands of years ago. Pictures and story was all he had. Everything in his rather uninteresting life had been normal. But there was always that itch- that spark of a fire in his belly that yearned for exploration; and one faithful night, he slipped away from the comfort of his family and friends and set out into the unknown. There was no plan, no goal, just the desire to keep moving. Days melted into weeks and soon enough he was pushing through a thick snowy valley, pearly white face flushed pink from the cold. Of all the paces he could have ended up, fated had decided to dump him in some tundra, freezing his ass off and regretting his choice with every passing minute. And then he sees it; an entrance into a cave, draped in snow and plants. The inside glitters, but just barely. Any attempts to peer deeper in only ends up in a thick darkness obscuring everything. Curiosity overwhelming him, the equine forces himself to enter and become swallowed in darkness. The series of events to happen next are quick and oh so very strange. A whoop and a holler later and Leigh is face to face with an old lady who had just slid down from a hole in the ceiling, grinning from ear to ear. Remember kids, if a polar bear drops down from the sky and starts talking to you, just turn back and go home. Don’t listen to her ramblings of ancestors and ancient tribes of the snow. It’s all fairy tales and hogwash. Don’t be like Leigh, who gathered up a group of misfits and drug them out into the tundra to rebuild an ancient society.
“Let me get this straight- we’re going to live in a cave-” one of the groupies spoke up, shooting a questionable look in Leigh’s direction. “-because some old geezer said so?” She’s clearly upset and its killing the little bit of hope the unicorn had in this outrageous idea. He forces himself to stay calm and return’s the female’s blue gaze. “It’s not just about that. When we talked about this, we all agreed we wanted to live on our own- to- to explore and be free to do what we want! Sure, it may not really be…” he faltered, round eyes flicking around the dark icy walls of the caverns. “…well home yet, but that doesn’t mean we can’t try? If you guys truly didn’t want to come, you wouldn’t have even followed me here. That has to count for something, right?” There’s a rippling murmur of agreement in the group before they split and explore the large central room of the caves. Some of them hessite, but eventually join the others in checking the place out. Ancient paintings are discovered. There’s tunnels all over the place. There are bridges of ice spiraling up to tunnels in the ceiling. Leigh’s heart is pounding in his chest as he hears the enthusiasm pick up ever so slowly. With a little hard work, they were going to have a true-blue home in no time. They could do this. The tall male shuffled his way over to the center of the cave, staring at a large jutting of frost covered rock. “Pan guide me. Don’t make me regret this…” he whispered to himself.
"SPEECH"
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[align=center][div style="font-size:25pt;line-height:.9;color:#5c458b;font-family:impact;padding:8px;letter-spacing:1.2px"]「 THANK YOU FOR THE MUSIC 」[div style="width:360px;font-size:8pt;line-height:1.2;color:#5c458b;font-family:arial;margin-top:2px;margin-bottom:5px;letter-spacing:0px;margin-left:0px;text-align:justify"]the songs I'm singing. Thanks for all the joy they're bringing. Who can live without it, I ask in all honesty, what would life be? Without a song or a dance what are we? So I say thank you for the music for giving it to me. ————
[i][b]UNICORN ✦ MALE ✦ ROSEBLOODS
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[i][b]UNICORN ✦ MALE ✦ ROSEBLOODS
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