Grimm said:

oh I probably will draw every roleplay character at some point >:D I believe Starry is being an angel and making everyone references as well and her art is gorgeous *^*

Grimm said:

Ok speaking of Asuga since both her and Aadya are similar I think they would absolutely hate each other and it would be hilarious

Here's the scheduele, not edited since the chaos of everything. For the record, Commander Axel was the Bravo commander until he was deemed incompetent, Kampe kinda removed him, and then choas happend.

The first day of Wilou begins according to their daily scheduele:

The dogs wake up, eat breakfast, then must wait for pen doors to open. Meanwhile, Kampe, on her usual rounds, checks up on the Cull resting area. Hoffen goes off to prepare his regiment, and Axel is unresponsive. Beta deems him unfit for command, and though it is not stated directly in the writing of Wilou, it is implied that she ends up removing (killing) him. His mech parts are then recycled, and his body is disposed of somewhere.

The dogs step into Pen no. 1, the holding pen solely for the use of the two joint regiments, Foxtrot and Bravo. It's winter, so it's freezing outside, and the sky is gray. Commander Hoffen passes inspection, and the regiments enter the training arena, where a training excersize begins. The arena is built in a way that it is a simulator for the dogs. They simply enter the arena, and when Beta wishes to start the simulation, the dogs will dissapear in the eyes of any humans or dogs watching the arena through the windows above. They will be able to run for miles without hitting the arena wall. The simply aren't there any more, but rather, teleported to a virtual world where they can feel everything. Very advanced tech, simply put.

The excersize is a simple Hunter and Prey game. One regiment chases the other through the virtual city, set in the dead of night during winter. They can feel the cold, and one of the characters even gets frostbitten, as well as bonus hypothermia. The training excersize goes too far when Orden, a Bravo Halfblood, goes after Maze, a Foxtrot Wolfblood. Pfiel, a Bravo dog that is close friends with Maze, reacts off of instinct. To protect his own friend, even though there was no violent intention on Orden's part, he attacks her. An entire brawl breaks out between the regiments, and Anfall, a Bravo Wolfblood, ends up tearing out Maze's eye, though not on purpose.

Hoffen, Foxtrot's commander, and Kampe, the Chief, end up having to rush in a break up the fight. Kampe decides that Pfiel is of more value than Maze, and a greater punishment to him was not his own death, but the death of Maze. She orders Hoffen to remove her, but Hoffen's transmitter begins to glitch out, and with no correct wiring to stop him, and lashes out at her. The two fight, Kampe coming out on top, but in the process, Hoffen revealed a flashback of his memory. It is from here that Kampe first begins to understand that Hoffen isn't a normal Cull - transmitters are never faulty.

In terms of injury, Maze loses her right eye, Zadolt, the Foxtrot aussie mix gets hypothermia and frostbite, Orden gets minor lacerations across her side from shards of ice, and Hoffen has a slash across his face. The simulation ends, and immediately, all he require medical attention are given it. The dogs go to the holding pens while everyone tries to figure everything out. Advanced tech pretty much means that wounds are far easier to heal.

Once everyone is settled as best as possible, and not bleeding out, Kampe introduces three new characters: two Charlie dogs, Alta and Rache, who are to lead by example. Aadya, part of the Parvus project, is to train under Kampe.

Imma pause right there and catch my breath heh

So.

Hoffen escorts Maze away to the outskirts of the City. He tells her to leave, and do whatever she'd like, away from Beta. Of course, there's understandable confusion on Maze's part. Meanwhile, guess who decided to show up? That's right. The dynamic chaotic duo, Tysta and Arrow.

Tysta had been sent off on a spying mission that morning, while the rest of the dogs were training. Of course, Arrow followed him out, because she couldn't just let him go by himself. The two trot down the tunnels for a while, by Arrow sort of neglects to think and races out of the underground enterence without checking her surroundings. Who does she run into?

Hoffen and Maze. The quarrel, but since the Kilo dogs were completely unprepared, they're both pinned pretty quickly. To add to the chaos, Zadolt is excused to take a walk outside the pens, to clear his mind. He stumbles upon the growing gathering of dogs that was supposed to be a simple execution. Mind you, nobody except Hoffen knows that Kilo existed. Hoffen only knows because he once was a Kilo dog. So the Beta dogs have no idea what they're facing. Strays? Pets?

The dogs talk a bit, and Ty, being the overly trusting soul that he is, tells Hoffen about Kilo. It is then revealed that Zadolt despises Beta, and is completely willing to be a messenger between Beta and Kilo. Zadolt is not to tell a soul about his newfound purpose.

Hero, back at the Kilo base, begins to worry about Ty and Arrow. Ginger then goes after them, with Hero in tow. Hero attacks Hoffen, but it is futile - only a Cull can fight a Cull. Everyone sort of begins to reach a relative peace amognst them. Maze is invited to join Kilo. Everyone leaves, Hoffen returning to Beta to oversee the training, Zadolt along with him, and the rest returning to the Kilo base a few miles away.

Aaaand another break.