well den
what kind of rp do you wanna do

how about adventure then?

i haven't rped with #AndromedaSW so ill use her

you wanna start or should i?

The spaceship's door opened, and Andromeda walked out. She reached the bottom of the ramp attached to the door and turned around, taking a look at the damage she'd done. "Ah, sh*t...," she muttered, scratching the back of her neck. "The boss isn't gonna like this..."

Andromeda's ears perked up at Kris' voice. She looked over her shoulder, and sighed. "Hey...," she says, turning around to face Kris. A sheepish grin was plastered on her face.

"I'm an, uh," Andromeda said nervously, a hand on her holstered gun. "An alien."

"I wouldn't come any closer, if I were you," Andromeda threatened, pulling her gun out of it's holster. "You'll have consequences."

Andromeda pointed the gun at Kris' guitar and fired a shot. A bright red laser shot of the gun and melted a hole in the guitar.

"I told you there would be consequences," Andromeda scoffed, putting the gun back in its holster. She walked toward Kris, stopping about a foot in front of him. "I'll fix it if you can find me a hotel or somethin'."

"Hmm, alright," Andromeda agreed, pulling out a strange device. "I'll fix your guitar with this as soon as we get to your house."

"Yeah, yeah, sure I would," Andromeda grinned as she followed Kris. "It's not like I'm an extraterrestrial being with high tech weapons."

Andromeda took a step inside and looked around. "Cozy," she said as she went into the living room and plopped down on the couch.

"Uh, yeah, my choker can do that," Andromeda replied, using her free hand to press the "gem" on her choker. Her skin turned tan while her hair became a bright yellow color. "I can't get rid of the antennas."

{i kinda guessed but i didn't know what else to do beside a necklace like device}

Andromeda pulled the shirt over her head and put on the beanie, making sure her antennas were covered. "The shirt's a little big but it'll do," Andromeda commented.
{(/^o^)/ tfw i guess something correctly}

"I dunno," Andromeda replied, shrugging her shoulders. "That I was a homeless person on the side of the street or somethin' along those lines."

"My name's Andromeda," she replied, holding out her hand. "But you can call me Andy."

"Sure!" Andromeda smiled, supressing the urge to laugh at Kris. "I'd love to have dinner with you all."

Andromeda glared at Kris before chuckling slight. "O-of course, ma'am," she replied, before pulling Kris off of the couch and onto the porch.

"Yeah, a promise is a promise," Andromeda huffed, pulling out the device from earlier. She placed it over the hole and pressed the button on it. It made a 'whirrr' noise and then a ding sounded. Andromeda removed the device and put away the device. "There."

"Depends," she replied sitting down on the edge of the porch. "I can't leave Earth until my ship is fixed." Andromeda looked over her shoulder. "Until then, you're stuck with me."

"Heh, no guarantees," Andromeda smirked, flipping off Kris for earlier.

Andromeda stood up and casual walked inside, grabbing herself a bowl. Seeing that the couch was quite crowded, she chose to sit on the floor.

Andromeda choked down the spoonful of soup, before saying, "No, I don't." She laughed and proceeded to eat another spoonful.

Andromeda laughs even more, having to take a second to catch her breath before eating some more. "I'll keep that in mind," she says, glancing at Kris mischievously.

"Quite the troublesome one, isn't he?" Andromeda said, taking a bite of her soup. "Seems like he's got a lot goin' on in his mind."

Andromeda stood up and put her bowl in the sink. Afterwards she headed up to Kris' room, knocking loudly. "Hey!" she yelled. "Open up, d*ckhole!"

"Sure did," Andromeda laughed, adjusting her beanie. "I like how she thinks any girl would want to f*ck you."
(is it bad that i enjoy them yelling profanities at each other?)

"What video games you got?" Andromeda asked, taking a look at the shelves.

"Dating sims?!" Andromeda burst into hysterical laughter. "You are such a sad loser!"

Andromeda caught the game case, her laughter slowing down. "Nah, you can't force me to play one of your virtual lover games," she said, wiping tears from her eyes.

"Mhm, suuurrre they did," Andromeda said, sitting on Kris' bed. "But you have fun with that, I'll just watch you."

"Nahhhhh," Andromeda said, hanging her head off the side of Kris' bed. Her beanie fell off as she picked up the controller. "So, why do I have to play this again?"

"Well, at least I'm not a highschool dropout," Andromeda took a break from skipping dialogue in the game to flip Kris off.

"Hardy har har," Andromeda scoffed, throwing the controller beside her. "They talk to much in the game so I'm bored now."

"That sounds fun," Andromeda says as she reaches for her beanie. "Whatcha got in mind?"

"I'm gonna go ahead and call dibs on the demon mask," Andromeda smirked, pulling the beanie on and standing up.

Andromeda quickly puts the demon mask on and quietly joins Kris on the stairs.

Andromeda slowly creeps up to Kris' room, peering from the doorway. She emitted a low-pitched sound, while scratching the door frame.

(night, liam. sleep well!)

Andromeda laughed and picked up the pillow. She threw it back onto Kris' bed before going downstairs.

"Oh my god," Andromeda said, pulling off her mask and rushing over to them. "Kris, stop covering his mouth!" She pushed Kris off of Hitchoff before pulling the kid over to herself. "Let me get a look at your face."

"Hmm, just a few scrapes and bruises," Andromeda said, helping Hitchoff stand up. "Let's go get you fixed up." She led the boy to the kitchen and went to get some ice.

"Well, that went horribly," Andromeda sighed, walking into the living room and flopping onto the couch.

"Ah, I don't know," Andromeda replied, covering her face with her hands. "A lot has happened today."

"Yeah," Andromeda agreed while sitting up. "Your mom said that I could sleep in your room."

"I'll take the floor," Andromeda replied, standing up and following Kris. "It's your bed, not mine."
{timeskip soon?}

Andromeda was still fast asleep, light snores coming from her body.

Andromeda twitched before opening her eyes. She sat there for a minute before reaching up and rubbing her face. "Yo, what time is it?" she muttered tiredly.

Andromeda groaned before sitting up and grabbing her beanie. "Alright, but would your mom agree with letting me stay here?" she asked as she pulled on her beanie. "And wouldn't she be suspicious if I suddenly left?"

"God, are you f*cking 5?" Andromeda yelled at Kris as she followed him.

"Uh, huh," Andromeda scoffed rolling her eyes. "So where are we going exactly?"

"Y'know, education is more important than music," Andromeda smirked, smacking Kris in the back of the head.

Andromeda opened the passenger door and slid into the seat. "So why exactly did you dropout and became a useless member of society?" she joked as she put on her seat belt.

"Oh," Andromeda muttered nervosly, scratching the back of her head. "Sorry for bringing it up."

"I visit Earth a lot," Andromeda replied, sinking slightly in her seat. "But I miscalculated my landing and ended up crashing. Though it's not the first time."

Andromeda stepped out of the car and looked around before following Kris. "How many people live in this town?" she asked.

"Eh, might as well," Andromeda said, looking into the store. "I just want to get this sh*t done."

Andromeda smirked and pushed Kris slightly as she walked past him. She went to a rack of clothes and began to look through them.

After a some time, Andromeda walked out with a shopping bag in her hand. "Well, that was a fun," she said sarcastically, walking over to Kris.

"Don't call me princess," Andromeda elbowed Kris slightly before looking into her bag. "Anyway, I got a few shirts, few pants, and some feminine items."

"Ha ha, how funny," Andromeda punched Kris back before crossing her arms. "What a funny joke."

Andromeda sighed before crossing the street and entering the record store.

"I would say nice to meet you," Andromeda said, placing a hand on her hip."But judging from that expression, you don't seem too thrilled to meet me."

"I'll be outside," Andromeda said, turning around and waving behind herself before walking out of the store.

Andromeda sat on a bench outside the store and pulled out a phone-like device. She flipped it open and typed a few things into it before putting it back into her pocket.

"I had to let the boss know where I was," Andromeda replied, standing up. "You don't need to know anything else. Let's go."

"Hopefully," Andromeda sighs as she walks back to the car with Kris. "The boss isn't always completely reliable."

"What's wrong with you?" Andromeda asked, slidding into the seat beside him.

"Alright," Andromeda replies, sinking slightly in her seat. "I won't bother you about it."

Andromeda stepped out of the car and looked at Kris with a confused expression. "What's with that face?"

Andromeda facepalms and groans. "Geez, I don't even want to go near your house right now," she sighed.