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(So, just wanted to start a CP roleplay with preferably one other person. They can be guy or girl, I don't really care. OCs are allowed, and supported.)

((Can I use Jane Soul or Yumi?

(Jane's fine, I'll have to look the other two up first, and yes, you can join.)

('Check', not look up. Sorry.)

((Okay

Jane Soul: approved. Yumi: approved. You are now free to start the RP! ^-^
(Hope we have fun. Oh, is this before we meet the CPs, or after? I don't really mind either situations.)

((Okay and I want them to meet up

(Right. Well then, should we choose to be by a large body of water for Yumi, and have it near a forest, too?)(Sorry, but I like to know the setting.)

((Water for Yumi, and a dark forest for Jane

(Okay then. Start wherever you want.)

There was a park, abandoned of children, which was outlined in the dusk as the sun set. Sitting on one of the few swings, I kicked my feet slowly so that I wasn’t actually swinging. It was somber and quiet, just the way I liked it. My black tail swished lazily of its own will, while my ears stayed alert for sounds. I didn’t want humans seeing me this way.

Yumi was out in the sea not far for a place with big things that were black and she started to swim to it and she look up at what it was. What is the place she thought to herself.

Yumi started to sing to herself because she was bored and she really had nothing to do since it has been mouths sents she has talk to someone, and she put her arms on something so she could lift up her body somewhat so she could fill a little bit more comfortable singing her song. "Oh, ohhh, come little children. I take the away..." she started to sing.

The wind blew, bringing scents from further off. None of them interested me, though. It was just the usual: trees, small mammals, some fish, and water.

Yumi like when the wind blew through her, she let her hair loose in the wind and created a new tone for her song letting the wind carry the new song. Yumi start moving to the water because when the wind blew she smell someone and she didn't like people to know that she was there.

Far off, I heard singing. It came from a few miles from the park. It caught my interest, and, as cats go, I felt the need to investigate. My wolf ears strained to hear the voice, and it was compelling, but it soon ended. I was stubborn, so I continued on. Soon, I came to a large (ocean/pound/lake/river?).

(Ocean)

Yumi got really scared, because she heard foot steps. She went into the ocean and hide in the dark parts of it letting her body lights go out, so know one could find her or her lights in the dark water.

(Got it.)

When I stepped out of the woods, my eyes fell on the ocean. Nothing seemed out of the ordinary. After checking for human scents, I allowed my animal appendages show again. Looking human was tedious to me most days. I even let my black wings stretch out in the cool, salty breeze that felt great in the feathers. Sitting just out of the water’s reach, I stared out over the sea, the moon illuminating the horizon and bathing it in colors.

Yumi could smell her them and she didn't know if it was a human or something else, she stuck her head up and let her lights flicker and splashed water and then hide under the docks. Yumi let her light go off and let her dark purple eyes glow.

The movement caught my attention. Standing, I approached the water, expecting to see a large fish or something. Still, nothing was there. Confused, I tilted my head to the right some, tail swishing. If it hadn’t been for the ocean’s strong scent, then I could’ve determined what was there. Crouching, I thoroughly searched the top of the waves to try and spot the thing that had splashed.

Yumi giggle under the water and kept splashing water on to the other face, then she came out of hiding. "Hi there I'm Yumi. I'm a siren." Yumi had said to the other looking up with here body glowing and her eyes and hair almost the same color. Yumi jump up onto the dock and splash water up on here body eveey know and then so she wouldn't dry out.

I shook the water from my body, much like a cat or dog would do. After i got myself situated, I sniffed a little. Her scent was like a human and a fish, but also smelled completely different from the two. “I knew there were creatures like me, but I hadn’t expected a siren,” I commented, more to myself than her. Seeing my rudeness, I held out a hand for her to shake. “I’m Kitkat, but feel free to call me KK.”