Plot with ol' Paro, would you?

I've got a wide array of muse for many things:
• super heroes/super villains (superman, spiderman, green lantern, x-men; you name it.)
• Dystopian
• Supernaturals (no vampires though -- that's getting really old.)
• Macabre & Horror (serial killers, murder, detectives, et cetera.)
• Action (F.B.I or C.I.A type stuff.)
• Period settings (medieval and such things.)
• I've never done anything old west, but... I can definitely dig that.
• Fantasy (different world, separate universe, mythical creatures or greek mythology.)
• I'll do role-plays loosely based off of literature, movies, video games, or TV shows (be warned that I don't really know many movies or TV shows).
• Game of Thrones. Hell yeah.
• Apocalyptic! Especially if it's related to Last of Us. I love that friggin' game.
• I'm open to making an open group role-play or whatever; it looks like this forum could use it.
• And probably more that I can't think of right now.

I'm not open to:
• love triangles (I just don't feel like it).
• no homosexuality (nothing really against it, it's just not my person preference).
• I cannot play girls, I'm horrible at it.
• None of that band crap. No. Nope. Nada.
• high school role-plays (I like making older characters e.g 25 years or older.)
• I hate vampire role-plays. It's just old news and it makes me want to throw up.
• No mermaid/merman type stuff. I'm just not that into it.
• There's probably more most likely, but... ugh, it takes too much thinking.

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I. Dystopian
A few centuries ago, the North American government began enforcing certain desirable traits in it's citizens via gene manipulation. When the plan took effect, it had disastrous consequences. It did not end in better, more desirable genes, but in damaged ones, causing a civil war betwixt the government and those with the damaged genes. Throughout the country, there are no laws and those that are damaged fight for survival outside government quarantine zones, where the genetically unaltered are protected by guns and elite guards. It's a dog eat dog world. The damaged are outcasted from the sanctuary of the quarantine compounds and live in overrun cities outside the government influence because at least there, if you die, someone might care.

II. Medieval
Muse A is married to King Henry VIII, who has grown tired of her. She had not yet produced a male heir -- only a daughter. He had also grown infatuated with one of his wife's ladies-in-waiting, Jane, and wished to marry her. But in order to do so Muse A needs to be out of the way. Henry had fallen in love with Muse A because she was fiery and spoke her mind, but now he craved peace and thought the gentle, sweet, submissive Jane could give him that -- and a son. But the Church back then would not just allow a divorce. They needed hard, cold evidence, and even then it may not be good enough. So Henry gave some men the task of discovering dirt on her - namely his secretary and Lord Privy Seal, Thomas Cromwell, and the lawyer and Chancellor, Sir Richard Riche.

They interrogated and tortured many people, including Muse A's ladies, a few of which spun false tales of their mistress’ infidelities out of fear for their live. They finally piled up a list consisting of musician and good friend to the Queen, Mark Smeaton, Henry Norris, and Henry’s groom, Brereton. All had different reasons and motivations for confessing; Mark was tortured and so confessed, despite the fact he was innocent, to stop the pain; Henry Norris for the same reason. It was then decided that Muse A would be put to death with a sword to the neck. Henry's Duke, however, Muse B, had fallen helplessly in love with Muse A and would do anything -- even if it meant treason -- to save her from execution.

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I. The gods of Olympus have been forgotten, treated as legendary myths and children's tales. Unrest was stirring in Olympus, and as humans turned their backs on what they now deemed 'greek mythology,' plans to destroy the earth and rebuild anew were brewing. Zeus, fearful for the humans, enlisted the help of Hecate and transformed each of the other gods into mere mortals, replacing their memories with false identities. They are now students, lawyers, shop owners, doctors, et cetera. People you wouldn't really give a second glance.

But something’s coming, something big, and ‘normal people’ can’t keep this at bay. And as memories of their immortal lives come back in fragments, the gods are starting to awaken.