Agent TrailBlaiser here! Super pepped about Rampant! I hope you all read it, and Ascendant, or else things will make no sense! And just in case, check out her site, too, it has lots of good info on the unicorns. Those of you who have read it wouldn't be shocked when I said unicorns! Yes, the adorable, white, magical, good unicorns everyone knows from little childrens' coloring books......... do not exist in the Rampant Realm. The closest thing is a zhi, but only if you're a unicorn hunter. Otherwise, run..... fast! Deadly, vicious creatures, unicorns get a total makeover in Peterfreund's series. But, I'm getting ahead of myself. I still haven't finished posting the rest of "Sep's Realm"! So, here is a bit more!
Sarah helped the girl off the bed. Leo's long dress flowed all the way down to the floor. Jenna gasped. "Oh my, that's the most gorgeous dress I've ever seen!" She examined the sleeve of the dress. "What kind of material is this made from? It's so soft!" Leo backed away from her.
"Um, silk, I think." Leo eyed Jenna suspiciously. Jenna looked puzzled.
"What's silk?" Jenna asked. Leo opened her mouth to speak, but suddenly, Marcia entered the room. Marcia examined Leo.
"Who is this?" Marcia asked.
"Lenora Rainsong.", Septimus answered. Marcia looked at him.
"Well, where did she come from?" Marcia demanded.
"She was found on the Forest shore by Rupert Gringe." Rose offered. Marcia stepped close to Leo, who's face showed a mixture of horror and amazement.
"How do we know she's not a witch?" Marcia narrowed her eyes.
"Um, my eyes are green, not blue." Leo choked out. Marcia stepped back. She stared hard at Leo.
"Hm, bright green..." Marcia whispered. Leo's eyes flashed between Marcia and Septimus.
"Help." she mouthed to Septimus.
"Marcia," Sep interjected, "since she's probably not from around here, do you think she could stay with us?" Marcia jolted back into reality.
"What? Why?" she flustered.
"Because she's obviously a wizard. Only someone with great Magykal skill could have eyes that green." Marcia still looked unconvinced. Septimus whispered something to her. Marcia nodded.
"Well, I suppose it's best that if there's any mischief going on, I'd prefer it be right under my nose." Marcia stated. Leo let out a breath she didn't realize she was holding.
"It's settled then, you can stay with us in the Wizard Tower." Septimus explained. Leo smiled a little.
"Sep, are you sure that's the best idea?" Jenna asked. Septimus nodded.
"Absolutely." He winked at Leo. "I'll be fine." Leo blushed. While Septimus and Marcia discussed Leo's lodging arrangements, Sarah and Rose shrugged and tended to other patients. Jenna stepped up to Leo. Jenna squinted her eyes.
"You look, really familiar..." Jenna observed.
"Oh, well, I..." Leo stuttered.
"Looks like you're all set Leo!", Sep exclaimed suddenly. Leo jumped at his voice. "Why don't I show you to your new room?" Sep took her hand and led her out of the Infirmary. Jenna stared after them. Septimus pointed out historical artifacts in the Tower, but Leo didn't notice. At least, until she looked at the floor. The sandy surface shifted to spell words on the ground. "Isn't it incredible?" Sep asked as the floor began moving.
"Yeah." Leo whispered. After amoment or two, the floor read, "Welcome, ExtraOrdinary Wizard Apprentice." Sep began talking about the paintings on the wall, but Leo did't hear him. She was too busy looking at the addition to the text. "Welcome, ExtraOrdinary Apprentice......... and Agent TrailBlaiser." No one noticed the extra words. Except Marcia.
So, how is it? Please say you like it! I admit, I may not be a proffesional writer, but I think that was pretty good. Sorry I couln't post it until now, I've been busy working out the Rampant mission. And developing something I call, StoryStreaming. If all goes well, you will get a much more in depth look at our missions. Like, as it happens dialouge and action. I haven't yet tested it, that's what the Rampant mission is for. Well, that, and taking advantage of a very loosely written ending! Dream on!
-Agent TrailBlaiser
Friday, January 27, 2012
Saturday, January 21, 2012
Sep's Realm (continued)
Hey, sorry I haven't posted for a week or so. I was about to post a few days ago but we had some story complications. Apparently, in our rough draft, we forgot to mention Mrs.Gringe's "ever so important!" part in the story. I didn't even know Mrs.Gringe could read! Anyway, we argued over the significance of her part, and she won. Can you ever win against her? Besides, If I ever went back there without giving her any credit, she might make me eat her stew. And who wants that?! So, here is the "revised" edition of Sep's Realm.
Rupert reached the girl on the sand. He picked her up and listened for a heartbeat. He breathed out a sigh of relief and brought the unconscious girl on board the vessel. The people in the boat stared at her in shock, and no one dared go near her. Except the little boy, he reached out to touch her, but his mother pulled him back. Rupert maneuvered the boat along, stopping at the North Gate Gatehouse. He yelled up for his father. Mr.Gringe rushed to his son, knocking over a pile of sticks Mrs.Gringe was stacking for firewood. "Watch where you're going!" she growled as she picked up the wood. Mr.Gringe paid her no mind as he took the girl from his sons hands. (See, that's what she was freaking out over! In the first edition, we left out those two sentences. Oh no, tragic. Whatever will we do? =P) Mr.Gringe raced down to the Infirmary, getting numerous bewildered stares from the passersby. One of these people was Jenna. She watched after Mr.Gringe as he rushes down the street. She followed him, staying far enough behind that no one would notice. When Mr.Gringe reached the Infirmary, Rose looked up from her medical book and her eyes widened as she saw him holding a young woman. He quickly told her everything Rupert had said. She nodded and led him to the main part of the Infirmary. He laid the girl on one of the empty beds, then was shooed off by Rose, who insisted she must verify the condition of the patient. Jenna listened from behind the door. She back up just as Mr.Gringe came out. She hid behind a potted flower bush in the corner and watched as he walked out the door. Jenna got up and followed him out. Seeing that there was no longer a point in following him, she turned to find Sep.
When she reached the top of the spiral staircase she knocked on the door. Marcia opened the door.
"Jenna! What are you doing here?" she asked, a bit flustered by Jenna's sudden apperence.
"I wish to speak to Septimus." Jenna said in her princess voice. Knowing that she had to oblidge, she allowed Jenna into her apartment. "Sep!" Jenna called. He appeared a few feet away. Literally.
"I'm busy Jenna."he said. She stared at him.
"Sep, what are you doing?" Septimus held up a bit of paper.
"I'm working on a new UnSeen. I've almost got it. Unfortunately, I worded it wrong apparently. It failed when you called be." He began fiddling with the Charm.
"Sep, there's no time for that!" She grabbed his hand and began leading him down the stairs.
"Where are you taking him?" Marcia demanded.
"The Infirmary", Jenna responded,"You won't believe what I saw today." As she led him to the Infirmary she filled him in on Mr.Gringe and the new patient. At the door to the Infirmary, he stopped.
"Wait, why would I possibly be intrigued by this?" he asked. Jenna thought for a bit.
"Well, I don't know. She seemed important, somehow. I... I can't explain it. I could just tell." Septimus looked skeptical. He threw his hands up in surrender.
"Fine, if your convinced, I suppose I must see it too." Jenna opened the door. Sarah Heap came up beside them.
"Oh, excuse me." she said absentmindedly. She rushed inside and over to the girl on the bed. Septimus and Jenna wandered over to her. Sep looked at the girl, a puzzled look on his face.
"See?", Jenna whispered, "I told you there was something interesting about her." Sep nodded in agreement. The girl stirred. Sarah turned and whispered something to Rose. Suddenly, the girl sat up. Sarah rushed to her side and supported her.
"Easy, don't hurt youreslf." Sarah cooed. The girl groaned and her eyes fluttered open. She looked up at Sarah.
"Where-where am I?" Rose stepped into the girl's view.
"The Infirmary, miss." Rose said. Sarah looked at the girl.
"What's your name, sweetie?" Sarah asked quietly.
"Um, uh-,"the girl thought for a moment," Lenora Rainsong." She looked around, her gaze rested for a moment on Septimus, then turned back to Sarah. "Leo, for short."
When Sarah asked me for my name, I had no idea what I would say, I mean, first time as a Realm Traveler! I had just done what I thought I could never do! Could you remember your own name in that kind of situation? It was pretty intense! However, that was only the beginning of my first adventure! Until next time, dream on!
-Agent TrailBlaiser
Rupert reached the girl on the sand. He picked her up and listened for a heartbeat. He breathed out a sigh of relief and brought the unconscious girl on board the vessel. The people in the boat stared at her in shock, and no one dared go near her. Except the little boy, he reached out to touch her, but his mother pulled him back. Rupert maneuvered the boat along, stopping at the North Gate Gatehouse. He yelled up for his father. Mr.Gringe rushed to his son, knocking over a pile of sticks Mrs.Gringe was stacking for firewood. "Watch where you're going!" she growled as she picked up the wood. Mr.Gringe paid her no mind as he took the girl from his sons hands. (See, that's what she was freaking out over! In the first edition, we left out those two sentences. Oh no, tragic. Whatever will we do? =P) Mr.Gringe raced down to the Infirmary, getting numerous bewildered stares from the passersby. One of these people was Jenna. She watched after Mr.Gringe as he rushes down the street. She followed him, staying far enough behind that no one would notice. When Mr.Gringe reached the Infirmary, Rose looked up from her medical book and her eyes widened as she saw him holding a young woman. He quickly told her everything Rupert had said. She nodded and led him to the main part of the Infirmary. He laid the girl on one of the empty beds, then was shooed off by Rose, who insisted she must verify the condition of the patient. Jenna listened from behind the door. She back up just as Mr.Gringe came out. She hid behind a potted flower bush in the corner and watched as he walked out the door. Jenna got up and followed him out. Seeing that there was no longer a point in following him, she turned to find Sep.
When she reached the top of the spiral staircase she knocked on the door. Marcia opened the door.
"Jenna! What are you doing here?" she asked, a bit flustered by Jenna's sudden apperence.
"I wish to speak to Septimus." Jenna said in her princess voice. Knowing that she had to oblidge, she allowed Jenna into her apartment. "Sep!" Jenna called. He appeared a few feet away. Literally.
"I'm busy Jenna."he said. She stared at him.
"Sep, what are you doing?" Septimus held up a bit of paper.
"I'm working on a new UnSeen. I've almost got it. Unfortunately, I worded it wrong apparently. It failed when you called be." He began fiddling with the Charm.
"Sep, there's no time for that!" She grabbed his hand and began leading him down the stairs.
"Where are you taking him?" Marcia demanded.
"The Infirmary", Jenna responded,"You won't believe what I saw today." As she led him to the Infirmary she filled him in on Mr.Gringe and the new patient. At the door to the Infirmary, he stopped.
"Wait, why would I possibly be intrigued by this?" he asked. Jenna thought for a bit.
"Well, I don't know. She seemed important, somehow. I... I can't explain it. I could just tell." Septimus looked skeptical. He threw his hands up in surrender.
"Fine, if your convinced, I suppose I must see it too." Jenna opened the door. Sarah Heap came up beside them.
"Oh, excuse me." she said absentmindedly. She rushed inside and over to the girl on the bed. Septimus and Jenna wandered over to her. Sep looked at the girl, a puzzled look on his face.
"See?", Jenna whispered, "I told you there was something interesting about her." Sep nodded in agreement. The girl stirred. Sarah turned and whispered something to Rose. Suddenly, the girl sat up. Sarah rushed to her side and supported her.
"Easy, don't hurt youreslf." Sarah cooed. The girl groaned and her eyes fluttered open. She looked up at Sarah.
"Where-where am I?" Rose stepped into the girl's view.
"The Infirmary, miss." Rose said. Sarah looked at the girl.
"What's your name, sweetie?" Sarah asked quietly.
"Um, uh-,"the girl thought for a moment," Lenora Rainsong." She looked around, her gaze rested for a moment on Septimus, then turned back to Sarah. "Leo, for short."
When Sarah asked me for my name, I had no idea what I would say, I mean, first time as a Realm Traveler! I had just done what I thought I could never do! Could you remember your own name in that kind of situation? It was pretty intense! However, that was only the beginning of my first adventure! Until next time, dream on!
-Agent TrailBlaiser
Friday, January 13, 2012
Sep's Realm
Hey guys! This is Agent TrailBlaiser! Now, I'm considering launching a HUGE mission into the Rampant Realm. The one written by Diana Peterfreund. However, I don't want to release any spoilers, so I suggest you read the books now. That way I won't have to wait so long to post. So, instead of telling you all about Rampant, I'm going to do something that Sep's been begging me to write forever. When we first met/My very first mission. Okay, I was really new at the whole "RealmTraveling" thing, and I was still working out all the kinks. I managed to get myself into the realm, unfortunately, I used up so much of my power trying to get there that I wiped out as soon as I arrived! Later, Sep and I wrote the encounter down, taking interviews from all the inhabitants of the Castle, trying to get every last detail. Okay, here's chapter 1 of "TrailBlaiser's First Adventure"
Rupert Gringe was making his usual rounds, pointing out the various attractions to his group. "Over here, you'll see the Haunted Landing Stage, said to be where the horrible Queen Ethldredda tried to drown her eldest daughter, Princess Esmeralda. Now, I've gone by here a few times at night, and, on rare occasions, I've heard ghostly moans coming from the landing stage." A young boy grabbed onto his mother's cloak for protection. Rupert laughed. "There's nothing to be afraid of! Why, it's mid-day! No ghost could get you even if it wanted to! Besides, I'll protect you." He said that last sentence while looking at a young maiden. She giggled and batted her eyes. Her father glared at her, and she suddenly found the bottom of the boat very interesting. Rupert steered the boat along. Suddenly, the young boy lept out of his mother's lap and dashed to the side of the boat, leaving some passengers grasping onto the sides of the vessel.
"Wesley! Get down from there!" his mother shouted.
"But Ma, there's someone over there!" he exclaimed. Rupert glanced over to the Forset shore where the boy was pointing.
"It's nothing but some weeds. Now, coming up on our left is-"
"No! No, it's a person! See? Look! She moving!" the little boy cut him off. Rupert looked over at the shore just as the "weeds" turned, revealing long, golden hair. Rupert gasped and steered the boat toward the shore.
Well? What do you think? Pretty good, huh? If not, you get what you pay for. I'm no professional, but I think that's pretty good if you ask me. Well, I admit that it wasn't really a whole chapter, but I gotta make this thing last for at least two weeks. You know, give everyone enough time to check out the Rampant series. You don't have to, but I suggest it. Oh, and when I do get to the Rampant Mission, it will be in the same format. Hope you come back for more adventures! Dream on!
-Agent TrailBlaiser
Rupert Gringe was making his usual rounds, pointing out the various attractions to his group. "Over here, you'll see the Haunted Landing Stage, said to be where the horrible Queen Ethldredda tried to drown her eldest daughter, Princess Esmeralda. Now, I've gone by here a few times at night, and, on rare occasions, I've heard ghostly moans coming from the landing stage." A young boy grabbed onto his mother's cloak for protection. Rupert laughed. "There's nothing to be afraid of! Why, it's mid-day! No ghost could get you even if it wanted to! Besides, I'll protect you." He said that last sentence while looking at a young maiden. She giggled and batted her eyes. Her father glared at her, and she suddenly found the bottom of the boat very interesting. Rupert steered the boat along. Suddenly, the young boy lept out of his mother's lap and dashed to the side of the boat, leaving some passengers grasping onto the sides of the vessel.
"Wesley! Get down from there!" his mother shouted.
"But Ma, there's someone over there!" he exclaimed. Rupert glanced over to the Forset shore where the boy was pointing.
"It's nothing but some weeds. Now, coming up on our left is-"
"No! No, it's a person! See? Look! She moving!" the little boy cut him off. Rupert looked over at the shore just as the "weeds" turned, revealing long, golden hair. Rupert gasped and steered the boat toward the shore.
Well? What do you think? Pretty good, huh? If not, you get what you pay for. I'm no professional, but I think that's pretty good if you ask me. Well, I admit that it wasn't really a whole chapter, but I gotta make this thing last for at least two weeks. You know, give everyone enough time to check out the Rampant series. You don't have to, but I suggest it. Oh, and when I do get to the Rampant Mission, it will be in the same format. Hope you come back for more adventures! Dream on!
-Agent TrailBlaiser
Sunday, January 8, 2012
No Audiance
Hey, Agent TrailBlaiser here. I have noticed something that definatly upsets me. I've been stockpiling our missions to post, and then I realized, no one's reading my posts. So, I will continue to launch missions, as I must, but I won't waste my time posting any until I have confirmation that there is actually someone out there reading them. So, until I have said confirmation, I will not post anymore. Shame, I'm going to launch a huge adventure into the Rampant Realm, written by Diana Peterfreund, but, I geuss no one is intersesting in hearing about it. Oh well. Dream on, I suppose, not that anyone out there actually cares...
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