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Helena Wells has "disappeared" with the Astrolabe (ismellapples) wrote in wariscomingcom, @ 2012-08-23 02:15:00

[Filtered against evil, Katherine and Gaia]

Hypothetically, say someone had thoughts of publishing a book while here. What are the chances it would attract too much attention?

Also on a separate note, I wish to make an offer I made some time ago I just got side-tracked by the bastard Irishman trying to kill me and Myka and dealing with my daughter's death. I had made the offer of installing an anti-gravity trap within the main entrance of the complex for added security in the event we are attacked by things like those Autons again and some try to get inside the complex for some reason. The anti-gravity trap basically renders an area devoid of gravity, causing anyone and anything within it's range to be stuck to the ceiling when it is activated. If anyone is fearful of potentially getting caught within the area of effect, I can easily make your shoes magnetic so you wouldn't be affected.

If anyone not living at the complex would like me to install one, or more, within their residence, I would be more than happy to oblige.

If you have any questions, feel free to ask. I would not do this without consent from everyone. It was a thought I had when we were confronted with a mass attack that the usual magical wards do not protect against.

For those who do not know me, I am Helena Wells, better known as H. G. Wells. Yes, that H. G. Wells.


[Filtered to non-evil aligned characters that have killed in cold blood/taken lives on purpose]

This topic is hard to approach, but I do not think I am the only one here who has a dark past in this regard. Is it ever possible to get the inner darkness under control again? Provided control was able to be exerted before, of course.


[OOC: Also to all in House Warehouse, tonight you were serenaded by angry/dark music. So there's probably some of Beethoven's heavier symphonies, "In the Hall of the Mountain King" from Peer Gynt, among other things that I'm too lazy to look up right now.]