Marco, the animals, and you
It's been a long, long time since I've done this, so ... a quick primer on the random animals.
Every once in a while, Marco gets bored or decides to torment students, or whatever and he turns into an animal and goes to stalk a common room. He prefers chimps because they have hands, but there are other options as well.
While it is not a big secret that Marco can do this, very few people actually know it's him.
Things of note:
*In canon, Marco has a time limit of two hours as an animals. I've translated this to about 80 comments. I've never actually gone up this high, but if he's getting close, he's going to leave the CR and come back a human boy (or not come back at all...which ever). I don't actually count comments, I do a "comments in post/2 - 15" kinda thing.
*Thought speak! When Marco is in morph, he can talk via thought-speak. It's...exactly what it sounds like. The character will hear his (Marco's) voice in their head. No, Marco can't read minds. It only works one way. Thought-speak will appear < like this > in text.
That's...actually it. Any questions, shoot my way.
Every once in a while, Marco gets bored or decides to torment students, or whatever and he turns into an animal and goes to stalk a common room. He prefers chimps because they have hands, but there are other options as well.
While it is not a big secret that Marco can do this, very few people actually know it's him.
Things of note:
*In canon, Marco has a time limit of two hours as an animals. I've translated this to about 80 comments. I've never actually gone up this high, but if he's getting close, he's going to leave the CR and come back a human boy (or not come back at all...which ever). I don't actually count comments, I do a "comments in post/2 - 15" kinda thing.
*Thought speak! When Marco is in morph, he can talk via thought-speak. It's...exactly what it sounds like. The character will hear his (Marco's) voice in their head. No, Marco can't read minds. It only works one way. Thought-speak will appear < like this > in text.
That's...actually it. Any questions, shoot my way.