Pokemon high school! ( hop in and rp with me )

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    Ooc well i had a articuno named Blizzard when i was 3! I just made it Glaceon because it made more sence!!! T.T If we are going to fight, just go away. I dont want to fight. I would myself, but this is my thread.

    Bella blinked and suddenly screamed, "oh my gosh! School!" She ran outside and bumped into Cynder.
    Cynder grabbed Bella's hand and ran.
    Dark looked at Myra, "coming?"

    Dark held his arm down so Myra could climb on it onto his shoulder, "climb on. I have an idea."

    Dark would have blushed if he could, but being a suit of armor, he couldn't, "hold on tight." His steps took more power, giving him more thrust, which gave him more speed. He caught up with Cynder in a matter of seconds. Cynder tripped, but Dark grabbed him.
    Cynder climbed up Dark to the shoulder opposite of Myra and held on tight. He couldn't even emit flames because of how fast Dark was going.


    Flame followed them, unseen.

    ooc: Right now, none of my characters can interact, at the moment. But I do have a plan that involves your characters. :)



    ic: Dark kept running.
    Bella ran alogside Dark, tears flying.
    Cynder grasped her hand and hoisted her up.
    Bella blinked, blushing.
    Cynder smiled.
    Bella broked into tears.
    Cynder blinked in shock.

    Actually... this gives me a chance to read about prosthetics! :D

    The post was edited 1 time, last by ~|BioFreak|~ loves bionics! ().

    ~The simple version~
    Prosthetics is a fancy word for replacement limbs.


    ~The more detailed version~
    Most prosthetic arms are controlled by the remaining muscles near the amputated limb. But the limbs can be slow and frustrating; the person with the replacement limb must consciously contract the muscles to trigger movement, and only one movement can be done at a time. Thanks to Todd Keiken and his colleagues, a new method has been developed for the prosthetics, that focuses on the remaining nerves that still have the neutral signals meant for the missing limb. The new method allowed prosthetic arms to be moved 4 times as fast as the original method. The prosthetic leg works a lot like the prosthetic arm.