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Hello, I'm Caerin, been writing for 10+ years.
My replies tend to be anywhere from 300-800 words per post, depends on my partner and the flow we get into. How often I post depends on how much work goes into each one of our posts, but I'd say probably every other day. If you want to see my work, Sworn & Broken is probably my best work to see as an example.
I'm fine with violence, expect it in the roleplay below, but don't need the details of gore.
I'm fine with sexual content or fading to black. if you want to talk specifics for our roleplay, we can in the DMs.
I have a couple specific roleplays I'm wanting to do, been working on the plots for a bit. DM me if you're interested!
My replies tend to be anywhere from 300-800 words per post, depends on my partner and the flow we get into. How often I post depends on how much work goes into each one of our posts, but I'd say probably every other day. If you want to see my work, Sworn & Broken is probably my best work to see as an example.
I'm fine with violence, expect it in the roleplay below, but don't need the details of gore.
I'm fine with sexual content or fading to black. if you want to talk specifics for our roleplay, we can in the DMs.
I have a couple specific roleplays I'm wanting to do, been working on the plots for a bit. DM me if you're interested!
Has: Enemies-to-Lovers, slow-burn chemistry, sword fights (magic?), moral conflict, prophecy-driven destiny
The kingdom of Valora lies in ruin. The Iron Hand rules with cruelty, and hope is all but lost- until a bounty hunter is hired to capture a fugitive knight accused of treason. But when she corners him, she discovers a truth that changes everything: He’s the long-lost heir to the throne, thought to have died alongside his father years ago.
Forced into an uneasy alliance, the hardened mercenary and the exiled prince must fight their way across a kingdom at war, uncovering betrayal, rediscovering faith, and realizing that fate may have bound them long before they met.
An ancient prophecy speaks of two souls destined to restore Valora and usher in a new age of peace. Are they the ones foretold, or are they fated to fail, the Iron Hand and the general ruling the capital destined to bring ruin to the land afterall?
The kingdom of Valora lies in ruin. The Iron Hand rules with cruelty, and hope is all but lost- until a bounty hunter is hired to capture a fugitive knight accused of treason. But when she corners him, she discovers a truth that changes everything: He’s the long-lost heir to the throne, thought to have died alongside his father years ago.
Forced into an uneasy alliance, the hardened mercenary and the exiled prince must fight their way across a kingdom at war, uncovering betrayal, rediscovering faith, and realizing that fate may have bound them long before they met.
An ancient prophecy speaks of two souls destined to restore Valora and usher in a new age of peace. Are they the ones foretold, or are they fated to fail, the Iron Hand and the general ruling the capital destined to bring ruin to the land afterall?
When rumors start swirling about instability in two subsidiary companies’ leadership, their PR teams hatch a wild idea: a high-profile engagement between the heirs/executives of the two firms to project “unity, confidence, and long-term cooperation.” I figure them being under the same parent company might make it "make more sense", but to be fair arranged marriage roleplays like this are always a bit on the fun/silly side, right?
It’s meant to be temporary, purely for the cameras and investors. The engagement contract lasts six months, after which they’ll “mutually part ways,” framing it as a professional evolution or a bittersweet but graceful split. The deal boosts both companies’ stock prices immediately.
But, of course, nothing goes according to plan.
Cue falling for each other, or maybe one of the company's PR teams decides to go rogue when the split happens, trying to make the other look bad... Hoping to find a partner who can plan this one with me! It's not meant to be anything epic just fun.
It’s meant to be temporary, purely for the cameras and investors. The engagement contract lasts six months, after which they’ll “mutually part ways,” framing it as a professional evolution or a bittersweet but graceful split. The deal boosts both companies’ stock prices immediately.
But, of course, nothing goes according to plan.
Cue falling for each other, or maybe one of the company's PR teams decides to go rogue when the split happens, trying to make the other look bad... Hoping to find a partner who can plan this one with me! It's not meant to be anything epic just fun.