[stylist] Example 2

[Semirhage]

Hi everyone. Below is my reply to Mel's Archer post, and that should be 
enough to serve as a perfect example to how this works. If others had had 
characters in the shop, they could've replied too, but we were the only ones 
who did. This is all I'm putting about the subject on list and anyone with 
questions can feel free to write me off list. I should reply within 24 hours 
and if I don't resend as I would respond. Like I said there are many games 
out there, but the ones I'm in, that I could help people into if interested 
for great writing practice are: Hunger games, plot changes after first book 
or movie so plenty of creative room. Same with Game of Thrones. Wheel of 
Time, plot changes after book 9 so anything after that is flexible. Harry 
Potter 2 games, one where everything changes after book 5 and the other, the 
one you'll see me reply to below, is 15 years in the future after book 7. 
And then original games that are not based on books are a fantasy one and a 
horror one. Book or movie characters are welcome but so or any originals. 
Originals are welcome in the other games as well but they must fit into the 
world. I.E no X-Men in Potter. LOL.
Here is my reply to the message sent a moment ago. Original Message ----- 
From: "Semirhage" <severus13 at gmail.com>
To: <foundersrisen at yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Tuesday, February 24, 2015 12:05 AM
Subject: Re: [foundersrisen] A Meeting of the Minds . . . (tag Malfoys, 
Rookwoods)


> "Go," Breeze said gesturing toward the door.
> "If Griphook writes, Breeze will handle it. He thinks he is familiar 
> enough now with what is going down to handle that until Mr. Blaise and 
> Mr.Archer have returned tomorrow."
>
> "Thank you,"Blaise told Breeze, smiling.
> The tall lanky young man looked tired around the eyes,though.
> Rising he nodded to the elf.
> "We really appreciate your assistance and loyalty in this matter."
>
> "Breeze appreciates his freedom and having friends," the elf replied in 
> kind.
> He felt he owed them no less. That and the endeavor was a worthy one, 
> which always helped.
>
> Once they'd returned to the Zabini home, Blaise retreated up stairs with 
> Archer, leaving Bramble to tell his parents what had gone down with the 
> Malfoy and Rookwood kids. Sitting on the edge of the bed, he ran a hand 
> through his short wavy black hair and closed his eyes, sighing.
>
> "I'm just going to forget about all of it until tomorrow. There's nothing 
> that thinking or wondering will solve, and that would be all there was to 
> be done."
>
> He was talking to Archer, to himself...And at least the advice was good.
>
>
> I'm friends with the monster that's under my bed.
> I get along with the voices inside of my head.