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((so boring! why nothing happen?))

((Waiting on Helena's music thing

Then CEO Ghetsis would like to babble!))

((I'm waiting on Jump. o.o))

((new BAM, Something entertaining happen's. This was produced in roughly 5 1/2 minutes. Just an insight as to how much of a Pimp Hiba is. at first i was gonna make it that He would be terrible at handling his alcohol, but it seems that that has already been taken emo ))

Meanwhile..

While every one was off doing there things, Hiba, whom had moved from his spot against the wall, was now Sitting in a booth. On either side of him where two lovely woman, One named Brittany, the other Samantha. Which one was which he couldn't tell. Hell, He impressed himself by remembering there names!

Anyway's, around them was a small group of people, Age's anywhere from 16-25, boy's and girls. The small group was laughing merrily while Hiba was the most boisterous of them all. Telling Joke after joke, Having Everyone laughing. the muscled youth's Face now held a red tinge, brought on by the alcohol. How much had he had? Not enough, He could still see straight.

Out of no where Brittany or Samantha leaned in an planted a smooch on his cheek. Causing the boy to produce a Jock-ish Smirk.

'Yea, now this was a party.'

If and when a Plasma Official or who ever took the mic and asked for silence, Hiba himself would fall silent, disappearing from the group whom would most likely get thrown out for there disruptive-ness that was sure to only get worse as the night wore on.

However, until such a time came, Hiba would enjoy himself. one arm around both Brittany and Samantha.

Okay, TK, here's something just for you. A quick guide to whom or who:

Who - use it when you're substituting 'he' or 'she'
Whom - this is when you're substituting 'him' or 'her'

An easy way to remember this would be noting that 'whom' and 'him' both have an 'm' at the end, while 'who' and 'he' don't have an 'm'.

For example:

"whom had moved from his spot against the wall"

-You wouldn't say 'him had moved from his spot against the wall'

-You would say 'he had moved from his spot against the wall'

So in this case it would be 'who' instead of 'whom': "who had moved from his spot against the wall"

It's actually a bit more complicated, involving subject and object identification, but since only a couple of us here have opted to study English in any real depth, we'll skip that s**t.

Working 'whom' into a sentence can really be a pain, and you only ever really use it when you want to be 100% correct (like Stan Lee writing Spider-Man's dialogue in the 60s, hoo-boy) otherwise you can skip it. Like, if you're writing in an RP you can skip it.

Seriously. We'll let you do that.

Oh yeah, here's an oft-used example. While "Whom do you love?" is correct (because you love him/her, not he/she) do you really know anyone who speaks like that? When in doubt, go with 'who'. As a side note: don't take writing advice from fantasy novels because they purposefully rape the English language.

((Also, Hiba's gonna be really pissed off when he takes Brett and Sam back to his apartment. Unless he's into that, I dunno razz ))

((Ah, that's fine Jump. Securing apartments and jury duty is like a million times more important than this RP. XD

On the subject of voice actors, that's a toughie.

I think Jason Liebrecht would make a good Luka. ))

((gotcha bro, good luck with all that biggrin and as for voices, thats an interesting question... no clue for kenta lol))

(( I honestly have no idea who'd voice any of my characters. Their voices are very specific in my head. I need to pay better attention to people's voices.))