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Lightning Stanza

Lightning Stanza

"Stay out of my way."

Female. Lives in  Manehattan,  Equestria. 30 years old
Race
Unicorn
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OPEN
About Me
Hello all, this is Jarrod, the admin of Lightning Stanza and for Canterlot Avenue. Lightning Stanza is a work in progress, and her story is still developing, but she is a darker side of my roleplay habits. Please proceed with caution.
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Alternate Universe
Roleplay Type
Narrative
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Lightning Stanza
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Lightning was sharpening a dagger she, uhh, found, and was sharpening it in the middle of the streets. "Hmm," she mused to herself "maybe I could imbed weapons with my electricity...." #rp
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Drifter
The knight cocked a brow slowly beneath his helmet at the idea. The idea.. Interested him. "It's worth a chance.. If it can be done with magic, why not your electricity?"
Like January 25, 2024
Lightning Stanza
"there's only one way to find out..." With that, she had the electricity channel to the edge of her free hoof, before she brought up the hoof to the dagger, touching the blade in particular. As she did, she could feel her electricity draining, whilst the blade began to spark and cackle. This proces... View More
Like January 26, 2024
Drifter
The knight fell into his usual silence as he watched on with curiosity and fascination. Imbuing weaponry with magic was always something that interested him simply because of the total and utter lack of magic in his body. He saw it as a way to gain an edge to bridge the gap between a simple earth po... View More
Like January 28, 2024
Ramirez
"Ooh, a knife that could cause 3rd degree burns!" Ramirez said excitedly. "Although not as cool as a flintlock, it has potential up close."
Like January 25, 2024
Lightning Stanza
"using weapons is redundant anyways. I literally have the power to channel electricity. That would cause more damage than any blunt or piercing object could ever do."
Like January 26, 2024
Ramirez
"True, especially when said flintlock had metallic components that are highly conductive to electricity."
Like January 26, 2024