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[spaceygoggles]

TEST DRIVE MEME #2
THE RETURNENING

Welcome to the second season of the Asgard Eventide Test Drive Meme! This is your hostess, Noah, very pleased to bring this back after the success of our last drive.

Now the steps are the same as the last time. In fact, mostly copy-pasta:
Step 1: Post with the character and journal you're wanting to play. You're more than welcome to leave the message blank or have a fun little scenario going on. Like fighting that dragon thing or other Assgard shenanigans.
Step 2: Other people respond to your post with new or existing muses! A budding romance! Hilarity! Fluff! A sudden attack! The choice is yours to make!
Step 3: PROFIT!
Step 4: Spread the word! Bring a friend! Make a random announcement on D_M! Get this post to crack the hundreds! It doesn't matter if you end up apping or not! This is a place of fun and meeting new people before the waiting!

Okay I was a little off in my scheduling the last time, but these memes will go up the day of reserves, depending on my own ability to get them up. Other than that, go ahead and have fun.

NOW! FIRE ZE MISSILES!

Comments

[anguis]

[So much about this is rubbing Lucifer the wrong way. That Jacob isn't human and most likely not angel or demon and Lucifer can't tell what exactly he is. That he's been brought here, apparently by pagan gods, to play at the end of the world when he's already gone and done that. That he's been reduced to something almost completely powerless. That he's been reduced. He's starting to get angry. Although he's trying very hard to control it, the emotion does make the pleasant placidity of his usual persona chafe.]

Is that so.

Pagan gods are notoriously untrustworthy.

[corks]

I don't lie.

[He glances away from Lucifer, as if he isn't engaged in the conversation as much as he should be. But he actually is- the way his blue eyes dart back to Lucifer at the "untrustworthy" statement shows this.]

And you would know? How odd, I wouldn't expect pagan gods and God living on the same world. That would complicate things a bit, wouldn't it?