The Assorted Saharan Outposts wrote:Alright, well, first of all, hello and welcome to the roleplay, and second of all, everything seems to be good here, except maybe the RP Example. While the bio is good, do you mind providing an actual example? You could just put Rick in a certain situation and roleplay that. For example, his training at the wolf house.
((Sure, sorry for not including it there. I had been working on it for a while and started to feel a bit weary from writing it.))
While Rick was still not entirely sure why he was training to fight monsters that he had not encountered - which Lupa noted was rather odd - he still put forth his best effort to go along with her training if only due to the promise that it would lead him to a place where he belonged. That had led him into their current part of his training - how to become not the hunted, but rather the hunter. In this he was to be hunted by a wolf, but it was his job to try and mess up his tracks to lead the animal into a trap that he had set up. He was not given much of a warning to this and was told that he would either succeed or fail - no middle ground and no second chances. After being given a head start his first instinct was to head for some form of river to try and mask his scent, and so he did so. However, he quickly understood that submerging himself into a cold creek was perhaps not the most pleasant experience and left him and his clothes very cold. However, he did not want to let this bother him and remember a line that Lupa had pounded into his head over the time that he had known her - You must be tough. It is kill or be killed. And so he endured the cold and then began thinking of a way to formulate his trap. It took him a few seconds, however the not so distant howl of the wolf was enough to jump start his thinking. In the end he decided to do something simple that he hoped would be effective - tear off a piece of his shirt and leave it attached to a bush while he hid in the foliage of a tree above it. When the wolf paused to sniff the clothing he would just down and hopefully not kill himself in the process. He felt that his mother would not be too pleased to have their first meeting in a long while be his death. So he quickly set his plan in motion. He tore off part of his sleeve - biting into it to create a tear and then using that to make it easier to tear, he completed its removal. Next, he attached it to the sticks of the bush and then attempted to climb the tree as fast as he could. Arriving in the branches, he tried his best to steady his breathing and keep his calm. Mentally he was anxious that his plan would be too simple and would lead to him being trapped in the tree, but he was not given too much time to worry himself as the wolf quickly appeared into view. As expected it quickly made its way over to the piece of fabric and began sniffing it, and it appeared to realize rather quickly that it had fallen into a trap by being able to detect the same smell coming from above him. However by then it was too late. Rick quickly jumped out of the tree and landed on the wolf, which replied to his presence with a pronounced yelp of pain. Careful to try and not hurt the wolf but also careful to make sure that it was subdued, Rick placed his hands on the wolf's snout to hold it closed while hopefully he needed not to keep up that position for long. However, his dreams were not quite inline with reality and the wolf struggled to try and escape from its captor's grip for minutes that seemed much longer than they were before finally Lupa arrived to find her new pup's exercise a success. After giving a small nod of approval she spoke, "Very good. Now, unhand my child. We still have much more to do." Rick did not doubt that in the slightest.