Save Atlantis RPG

Nice to see that Atlantis hasn't changed at all while I was away.

[Filtered to Tony Stark]

You know that old phrase 'be careful what you wish for, you just might get it'? I think I proved it right. I wished for the Eye of Agamotto. I got it, complete with the Time Stone.

Do you think I should tell the others from our world?

Last I checked, the Mona Lisa isn't supposed to talk back.

[♆ - Everything in the Museums in Atlantis come to life!]

I thought being a cat was cool but this is so much better! Also Dash? The dogs say they really want to go outside and play. They say they really like it when you throw the stick and they chase after it, so I'm guessing they mean fetch.

I think I'm some kind of nature fairy because I definitely know what animals are thinking and I know the flowers in my bedroom were not this bright and fragrant before. It doesn't look like I have my other powers, but that's okay because I have WINGS.

Maybe it's the fairies around today or being talked to at the museum, but I'm longing for a good long flight.

I know there's a few other folks here who can fly - suits, powers, or with the pegasi - anyone up for a little friendly race?

[Sam]
Up for drinks or something sometime? Could use your perspective on something.

I just had a very interesting conversation with a painting. Atlantis never ceases to surprise me.



[ PLOT :: ♆ - Everything in the Museums in Atlantis come to life! ]

Atlantis has turned me into a fairy. I can't really complain about it. I can fly again!


[ PLOT :: ♆ - 15 CHARACTERS turn into Fairies today! ]

Okay, first off, everyone's selfies were AMAZING. You should give yourself all a pat on the back. It's not easy to do, but all of yours were incredible.

Second, FAIRIES! My inner child is doing cartwheels of joy. (I might have done actual cartwheels when I saw fairies)

Also, have folks been to the museum today? It was like something out of a children's book - everything was alive. It was FANTASTIC!! I had the most interesting conversation with soome of the exhibits.

This weekend was pretty eventful. First thing that happened was I got this little globe/star thing on my bed and it said to make a wish. Don't have any idea why I did it but I ended up with the copy of The Odyssey that I had in whichever college I got kicked out of last. It is the only book that I read while I was in college and for some reason I liked it or maybe I was just drunk enough at the time that Greek poetry made sense. Anyway after that I went out and there were dogs everywhere so I got a dog.

Meet Homer. Yes, he's named after the poet even though I imagine most of you thought I would name my dog after Homer Simpson. Clarke and I haven't introduced him to Symba yet but he seems pretty easy going so we'll see how it goes.

TEAMS 7 & 15 [Alicia Spinnet, Wanda Maxomoff, Tobias Eaton, Armel Chevalier, Henry Ferris, Alexios]

Tomorrow's normal training will only be kept to the morning session. I've reserved the Danger Room for something a little different.

I could get used to this kind of weather.

TOMMY MCCONNEL

How are you with sun and sand?

No amount of bribery would get me into a museum today. I see enough weird shit all on my own.

I used to wi I'd been starting to think nothing weird had happened to me lately, and then I woke up with pink skin yesterday. Could've been a heck of a lot worse. I don't hate pink, at least.

What did everyone wish for the other day? I asked to have my family here for my birthday, even though I knew that was a long shot. I think it got as close as it could. Ended up with my Uncle Gambi's pocket watch, which my father gave him. It's enough to make me feel like someone's thinking of me, too. It'll have to be enough.

So that's what you all meant by an Atlantis party. I didn't take it seriously before, but I get it now. That was a hell of a thing. I apologize to anyone that I kissed, hugged, danced with, or otherwise made uncomfortable.

I think I'm still recovering from the embarrassment.

ARENA FOLKS:

Just as a reminder - I'm still running the support groups, three times a week, and I don't plan on that stopping any time soon. I know opening up in front of a group of people can be intimidating, but it's perfectly all right if you come to listen for a bit, too. No pressure. But I will say that, from my experience with other veterans, that talking to someone who's been through similar things really can be helpful.

STEVE ROGERS, BUCKY BARNES, CLINT BARTON, NATASHA ROMANOFF, TONY STARK, JAMES RHODES, WANDA MAXIMOFF:

Any of you having strange dreams lately?