#{ mariella caulfield. }

[aliaterrahq-blog]

❝ the skin she wears may be made of calm, but her bones are made of chaos. ❞

C A S E  F I L E ,

f u l l  n a m e, Mariella Caulfield a g e, 20  p r o n o u n s, She/Her/Hers p l a c e  o f  o r i g i n, Alia Terra, Earth 2-c p i l g r i m a g e, Alia Terran Born a l l i a n c e, Outsiders o c c u p a t i o n, Medic

P E R S O N A L I T Y ,

p o s i t i v e, resilient & charitable n e g a t i v e, temperamental & naive

B I O G R A P H Y ,

triggers: very brief mentions of mental illness and abuse

little girl with a heart on fire — Mariella Caulfield was among the first Alia Terra born citizens. Her parents were brought over in the first pilgrimage, and she was born a few months after. Her father was a loving man who worked as a school teacher and saw to it that a day never went by that his daughter didn’t feel loved; whereas her mother was a callous woman that took her job as a guard of Alia Terra a little too seriously. Her mom had never been quite right in the head, and as a result, she didn’t much care for her own child, try as she might. From as young as two years old, she vaguely remembers her parents arguing over whether or not she needed to take her medication that day. That day turned to a week, a week turned to a month. By the time a few months had come to pass, the woman she once knew as her mother had become unrecognizable.

It was no secret that her mother had never particularly liked how Alia Terra was being ran, so she jumped at the chance to leave when Silver Zhen was exiled. Her father refused to join them and wanted to keep Mariella with him, but she was not having it. A sleepy Mariella woke in the middle of the night to screaming and the sound of glass shattering; she exited her room to the sight of her mother backing her father into a corner with a knife. Before the little girl had any time to react, the woman snatched the child and made a run for it. Because Mariella was so young and did not fully understand situation, she only recalls those final moments within the confines of Alia Terra in her sleep. Though she does not remember the outcome or the loss of her father, she has reoccurring nightmares. When she got older and began asking questions about the life she had always felt she left behind, her mother became erratic and violent until she changed the subject.

Being only six when she was forced to make the move to Outpost 7 with her mother, Mariella knows nothing but life as an Outsider. Her adjustment to the new lifestyle went by with relative ease, but  as she grew, she quickly found that the more ‘savage’ lifestyle was not the one for her. While most people within their camp liked to live life on the edge and enjoyed the freedom that being separated from everyone else brought, she had always wondered what it was actually like within the walls of Alia Terra. The stories she had been told from childhood painted a troublesome picture, and as much as she had been conditioned to hate the community and everyone involved, she had never been able to shake her thoughts. Could they really be all that bad? Certainly not, but she was sure she’d never truly be able to find out.

Everyone within their camp had a job to do, and as it so happened, tending to the ill and injured was Mariella’s calling from an early age. Having a mother who struggled to look after herself, much less a child, pushed the young girl to grow up and be something of a provider for them both (and anyone else who happened to need anything). From this, a love for healing came about. In comparison to many of her fellow Outsiders, her nature had always been more tame. She’s softer, unfailingly kind, and far more charitable than need be. And along with her curiosity pertaining to the Alia Terran’s, she has a tendency to play peacemaker whenever possible, no matter if she gets in trouble for it. By her 18th birthday, with extensive prior training, she had procured herself a job as a medic. She takes the position very seriously and is very no-nonsense when it comes to her work.

C E N S U S ,

f a c e c l a i m, Danielle Campbell p l a y e d  b y, Charlie

[heartlandhq]

❝ the good girl is always a ghost, the body is always a wound. ❞

INFORMATION,

full name ⋯ Mariella Caulfield age ⋯ 23 years old pronouns ⋯ She/Her/Hers origin ⋯ London, England affiliation ⋯ Charles B. Washington Library position ⋯ Medic

SURVIVABILITY,

advantages ⋯ resilient & charitable disadvantages ⋯ temperamental & naive preferred weapon ⋯ pocket knife

BIOGRAPHY,

trigger warning ⋯ none

BEFORE DECEMBER 25th, 2017,

Born to Louise Brodeur and Darby Caulfield in the midst of a very hot summer eve off the French Rivera, Mariella Caulfield was the product of a unconventional relationship. Despite their new addition, both refused to settle down into an indifferent, loveless marriage and instead agreed they would work to raise their daughter separately. Once she was able to walk she would spend time split equally between Paris and England. It was often that her parents fought on what values to instill into her, their core values and expectations never quite lining up.

Her father wanted her to be raised to live life as she pleased, whereas her mother would have preferred she was brought up in a more traditional sense. As a result, Mariella had very different relationships with her parents. To her dad, who she mirrored in more ways than one, she could do no wrong. Her mom on the other hand, she had grown to detest her daughter more and more with every visit. She reminded her too much of her father, a man she loved more than anything to hate.

The friction between she and her mother eventually came to a boiling point at age ten when child protective services were called to their townhouse by a neighbor. The elderly women next door often overheard screaming between the two of them and worried she might be abusing her child. The charges were investigated and eventually dropped, but the memory of being ripped from everything she knew and ( while briefly ) shoved into foster care has always stuck with her. While Louise was technically not guilty of anything, she did very little to prove otherwise once her parental rights were restored.

Even as a young child Mariella was the type who wanted to get out and explore, to meet as many people as possible and learn from them as she went. Her multicultural upbringing is what really set her love for learning into motion. Knowledge above all else was something her childhood was rooted in, and the fever to learn stuck with her well into her time at primary school. There was no one subject she enjoyed more than the other, but she had a particular penchant for STEM classes. She went through all the changes in potential career growing up; from wanting to be a ballerina, an astronaut, to even considering following in her parents footsteps and becoming a teacher; which is how they met.

On a particularly hot afternoon in the middle of summer, her father began complaining of chest pain and shortness of breath. At first he assured her that it would go away, he would be fine. But as the night persisted and he wasn’t getting any better, she dialed 112 in the hopes that emergency response would make it on time. From the minute she arrived at the hospital she was captivated by the process and found herself asking questions to anyone who would speak to her. Mariella was thirteen then, and everything seemed to have fallen into place. Funny as it was, she found her calling through her father’s heart attack.

It wasn’t until she reached university that she really started experiencing the world for what it was, and she quickly felt like a fish out of water among the masses. As such it was rare you’d find her without at least two books tucked under her arm. Being a medical student took up the majority of her life, the courses work-heavy and requiring immense concentration, but she tried to be as social as she was dedicated to her education. The girl found herself mingling with people across the board rather sticking to one fixed set of friends. At her core she believed all people had something more to discover beyond what was shown at face value, thus she made connections wherever she was able.

Graduation from Med school arrived in a whirlwind of emotion, mostly exhaustion and relief. While as happy as she was to be finished with the bulk of her studies and onto the next stage of her impending career, Mariella knew this was one of the last times she’d have to well and truly enjoy being young before fully engulfing herself into the workforce. So, rather than planning visits with her parents for the holidays, she decided to celebrate on an impromptu trip to the States, setting off with nothing but a quickly packed suitcase and whatever money was left in her bank account.

AFTER DECEMBER 25th, 2017,

Monday, December 18th. Crowded among a group of strangers underneath an airport television, this is the first Mariella hears of the supposed virus. Their president addresses the nation and denies any claims surrounding a spreading epedemic, but even people from her side of the world found him to be repulsive and dishonest, so she wasn’t so sure he was telling the full story. But nothing around her seemed to be out of the ordinary, she pushed it from her mind as she boarded her connecting flight to Omaha, Nebraska.

Two days after her arrival a curfew is put into effect, but this doesn’t stop her from exploring the area in the days following. The reactions from everyone around her were varying, but most she spoke to seemed to believe they were going to be fine, that perhaps this was all some sort of sick practical joke. This ended badly when she found herself walking through town as the outbreak fully came into effect. Being small and quick on her feet played in her favour as she quickly got to somewhere safe.

Alone, unarmed, and terrified, she did the best she could for someone in her situation. They—whatever they were—began surrounding the hotel she holed herself up in, making any chance at escape very slim. Convinced she’d die there, whether by starvation or from being attacked when the reinforcements on her door gave way, Mariella began plotting an escape route. She knew very little about the outbreak as it stood, but was observant enough to notice that if they were distracted by a loud noise, she could make her way around without much trouble.

The next week or so is spent coming in and out of abandoned houses and scavenging whatever she can carry. Mostly everything she took was medical supplies, building herself quite the kit should she need to help someone in need. By that point her initial adjustment to the new world went by quite horribly. As time passed she quickly found that the more ‘savage’ way of living was not the one for her.

At first of the mind that the creatures were still people underneath the dirt and decay, Mary refused to kill them. To her, they could still be saved. There would be a cure. There had to be, right? Before she joins a group or finds a solid place to call home, a close encounter with a hoard is what changes her mind. Someone steps in to save her, and she’s felt indebted to them ever since. The near-death experience acted as a wake up call, and from that point on she stopped avoiding the inevitable; to survive, the undead had to be exterminated. The possibility of a cure ( or at the very least a vaccine to help the remaining humans ) still plays in the back of her mind.

The person that rescued her disappeared as quickly as they swooped in to aid her, but she got lucky shortly after and found a few people to travel with. Everyone within her group seemed to be handling the transition with relative ease — whereas she found herself keenly aware that she would not survive long if not for having capable people surrounding her. Though she may not be the greatest in combat or of much use when it comes to scavenging, she knows she’s a valuable asset in other ways, happily putting her medical knowledge to good use.

Monday, January 15th. Catching wind of a secluded library beginning a slow recruit if people, Mariella is among the first to offer her expertise. Thankfully she’s welcomed with open arms and feels she may have found herself somewhere much more permanent to call home. Trust doesn’t come so easily in their new world, though she’d certainly lay her life on the line if it came to down to protecting her people. Any people, actually, because prioritizing human life above all else is her number one goal. When she’s not tending to the ill or injured, the young woman proudly acts as a morale boost, doing whatever she can to keep everyone around her going. Where most people have seemingly given up hope on there ever being a way out, let alone a real chance of survival to the end, she remains fixed in her belief that there are better days ahead of them.

CENSUS,

faceclaim ⋯ Danielle Campbell played by ⋯ Faye

[healisms-blog1]

❝ the good girl is always a ghost, the body is always a wound. ❞

( katherine mcnamara. 23. she/her. ) we spotted MARIELLA CAULFIELD around toledo today, just another gear in the machine of the apocalypse. i heard she is a MEDIC for CAMP SEROTONIN. i guess it fits, seeing as she is known to be + resilient & + charitable, as well as - impatient & - naïve. they often have fade by lewis capaldi in their head while they work. i wonder if they’re prepared for what’s coming ? ( faye. 22. est. she/her. n/a. )

life as she knew it,

Born to Louise Brodeur and Darby Caulfield in the midst of a very cold winder night in Leavenworth, Washinton, Mariella Caulfield was the product of a unconventional relationship. Despite their new addition, both refused to settle down into an indifferent, loveless marriage and instead agreed they would work to raise their daughter separately. Once she was able to walk she would spend time split equally between Washintong and New Orleans, Louisiana. It was often that her parents fought on what values to instill into her, their core values and expectations never quite lining up.

Her father wanted her to be raised to live life as she pleased, whereas her mother would have preferred she was brought up in a more traditional sense. As a result, Mariella had very different relationships with her parents. To her dad, who she mirrored in more ways than one, she could do no wrong. Her mom on the other hand, she had grown to detest her daughter more and more with every visit. She reminded her too much of her father, a man she loved more than anything to hate.

The friction between she and her mother eventually came to a boiling point at age ten when child protective services were called to their townhouse by a neighbor. The elderly women next door often overheard screaming between the two of them and worried she might be abusing her child. The charges were investigated and eventually dropped, but the memory of being ripped from everything she knew and ( while briefly ) shoved into foster care has always stuck with her. While Louise was technically not guilty of anything, she did very little to prove otherwise once her parental rights were restored.

Even as a young child Mariella was the type who wanted to get out and explore, to meet as many people as possible and learn from them as she went. Being raised by two teachers really set her love for learning into motion. Knowledge above all else was something her childhood was rooted in, and the fever to learn stuck with her well into her time in school. There was no one subject she enjoyed more than the other, but she had a particular penchant for STEM classes. She went through all the changes in potential career growing up; from wanting to be a ballerina, an astronaut, to even considering following in her parents footsteps and becoming a teacher; which is how they met.

On a particularly hot afternoon in the middle of summer, her father began complaining of chest pain and shortness of breath. At first he assured her that it would go away, he would be fine. But as the night persisted and he wasn’t getting any better, she dialed 911 in the hopes that emergency response would make it on time. From the minute she arrived at the hospital she was captivated by the process and found herself asking questions to anyone who would speak to her. Mariella was thirteen then, and everything seemed to have fallen into place. Funny as it was, she found her calling through her father’s heart attack.

It wasn’t until she reached university that she really started experiencing the world for what it was, and she quickly felt like a fish out of water among the masses. As such it was rare you’d find her without at least two books tucked under her arm. Being a medical student took up the majority of her life, the courses work-heavy and requiring immense concentration, but she tried to be as social as she was dedicated to her education. Given she graduated high school at fifteen, the girl pushed herself to mingle with people across the board rather sticking to one fixed set of friends. At her core she believed all people had something more to discover beyond what was shown at face value, thus she made connections wherever she was able.

Graduation from Med school arrived in a whirlwind of emotion, mostly exhaustion and relief. While as happy as she was to be finished with the bulk of her studies and onto the next stage of her impending career, Mariella knew this was one of the last times she’d have to well and truly enjoy being young before fully engulfing herself into the workforce. So, rather than sticking to her typical plan, she decided to celebrate on an impromptu trip to Ireland, setting off with nothing but a quickly packed suitcase and whatever money was left in her bank account.

the start of the outbreak & onward,

September 25th, 2015. Crowded among a group of strangers underneath an airport television, word of the outbreak begins spreading on television. Everyone within the confines of the Louis Armstrong airport in New Orleans were on edge following the story dropping, numerous people began panicking. Rather than feeding into outcry, as nothing around her seemed to be out of the ordinary, she pushed it from her mind as she boarded her connecting flight to Europe. Only, the plane never left the ground.

Ten minutes after their plane finishes boarding, all of the passengers find themselves face-to-face with one of the creatures. Being small and quick on her feet played in her favour as she quickly maneuvered through the plane, narrowly escaping the bloodbath with her life. A good few of them survived the ordeal and decided to stick together, spending the initial night of the outbreak holed up in a supply closet. The group separates the next morning, each hoping to return to their respective families. She, however, blindly decides to make a run for it.

Alone, unarmed, and terrified, she did the best she could for someone in her situation. They—whatever they were—began surrounding the gas station she holed herself up in, making any chance at escape very slim. Convinced she’d die there, whether by starvation or from being attacked when the reinforcements on her door gave way, Mariella began plotting an escape route. She knew very little about the outbreak as it stood, but was observant enough to notice that if they were distracted by a loud noise, she could make her way around without much trouble.

The next week or so is spent coming in and out of abandoned houses and scavenging whatever she can carry. Mostly everything she took was medical supplies, building herself quite the kit should she need to help someone in need. By that point her initial adjustment to the new world went by quite horribly. As time passed she quickly found that the more ‘savage’ way of living was not the one for her.

At first of the mind that the creatures were still people underneath the dirt and decay, Mary refused to kill them. To her, they could still be saved. There would be a cure. There had to be, right? Before she joins a group or finds a solid place to call home, a close encounter with a hoard is what changes her mind. Someone steps in to save her, and she’s felt indebted to them ever since. The near-death experience acted as a wake up call, and from that point on she stopped avoiding the inevitable; to survive, the undead had to be exterminated. The possibility of a cure ( or at the very least a vaccine to help the remaining humans ) still plays in the back of her mind.

The person that rescued her disappeared as quickly as they swooped in to aid her, but she got lucky shortly after and found a few people to travel with. Everyone within her group seemed to be handling the transition with relative ease — whereas she found herself keenly aware that she would not survive long if not for having capable people surrounding her. Though she may not be the greatest in combat or of much use when it comes to scavenging, she knows she’s a valuable asset in other ways, happily putting her medical knowledge to good use.

January 14th, 2016. Catching wind of a camp called Serotonin beginning a slow recruit of people with varying abilities, Mariella is among the first to offer her expertise. Thankfully she’s welcomed with open arms and feels she may have found herself somewhere much more permanent to call home. Trust doesn’t come so easily in their new world, though she’d certainly lay her life on the line if it came to down to protecting her people. Any people, actually, because prioritizing human life above all else is her number one goal. When she’s not tending to the ill or injured, the young woman proudly acts as a morale boost, doing whatever she can to keep everyone around her going. Where most people have seemingly given up hope on there ever being a way out, let alone a real chance of survival to the end, she remains fixed in her belief that there are better days ahead of them.

misc,

Basically, she’s kind, gentle, soft, dedicated, passionate, thoughtful, stubborn.

She’s a certified Mom Friend™ and proud of it.

Would literally go to any length necessary if it means keeping those she cares about safe. She honestly just wants to save people in general !!!

She tends to see the best in people, even those who don’t deserve a moment of her time, and tbh, she’s not to be trusted when it comes to making allies; she’s liable to take in the wrong people and get herself killed.

She’s not helpless, she can get things done when needed, but she can’t fully defend herself. Aka, she ABSOLUTELY needs training.

wanted connections,

I’m not very picky, I’d love any and everything under the sun, but here are a few potential ideas:

Maybe someone she met travelling between baton rouge and the reservoir, who helped keep her alive and she aided them medically

Friends and/or a close/best friend

A good influence, someone who brings out the less tense, more relaxed version of herself

Maybe an ex or a past fling??? idk

Someone to help train her!! homegirl really needs to learn how to use a gun and fight (honestly, bc Kat has good content from Shadowhunters and Arrow and I rly want to use it)

People outside of her camp that she helps, bc honestly she wouldn’t be able to resist doing whatever she can to  aid people, especially helping a rouge if they came to her

idk just pls gimmie all the connections/plots AhH!

[nohcrms]

to do list !! i have returned from the wilds and am now attempting to get my shit together. below is what i owe for both neve and naoko.  as per usual, hmu for a closed starter.

NEVE !

@apcstasies​ ; mateo alvarez @johnrhees​ ; john rhees @notporcelain​ ;  mariella caulfield @insouviance​ ; elodie ahn @tragediist​ ; casey liem @krudelis​ ; phillip dwyer @eudaimcnia​ ; finn axtell ( closed starter? unless u want to write ?? idk ) @rvnrabbit ; clem o’hara ( i drafted this starter too bc i wanna write w them )

NAOKO !

nothing, because naoko owes nothing to no one. 

[rpjunks]

idk how late I am to the party on filling this out, but hi everyone!!

what’s your name/alias?

Faye

what’s your timezone?

EST; but I’ve got one of the worst sleep schedules in existence, so I’m around at pretty times during the day/night. Major shrug emoji inserted here.

which character are you applying with?

My tiny baby Mariella Caulfield! She’s doing her best and just trying to keep everyone alive -- she needs a nap and approximately ten hugs.

how did you stumble upon Heartland?

The promo in the tags caught me a few times and finally I just gave into temptation!

what’s your favorite zombie apocalypse movie/show/book/etc?

I used to watch TWD, which was great until I stopped bothering to keep up with it. And uhhhhh, Santa Clarita Diet was hella good, no shame.

how well would you do in a zombie apocalypse?

Oh boy, not great!! My stupid ass would die early on, probably, and mostly bc I’d probably be too stubborn to try to find a group.

what would be your preferred weapon?

A baseball bat to match my very lowkey Steve Harrington aesthetic.

if you lived in the Heartland universe, which camp would you pick to live in?

The library, same as my girl. I’m all about books and they’re a timeless form of entertainment. Who needs cellphones and like, other technology? Not I..In theory, anyways.

which position would you pick?

Provisioner. I’m 5′3 and not the strongest person, so I dunno how well I’d do at scavenging or guarding damn near anything under attack of zombies. But I am fair and have people’s best interest at heart, so I think I’d do a good job at rationing and making sure everyone’s got something to their name.

what’s your local grocery store chain called? (this is purely for the admin’s benefit bc i’m weirdly obsessed with grocery stores lmao)

The standard ones, tbh. Oh, and we’ve fairly recently gotten one called ALDI in. I’m not sure how common they are, but.

[disquieters-blog]

i’ve always wanted to make a to-do list so i could use these taylor lashae icons but no one else was doing em’ so now is MY TIME 

replies:

neve channing 

casey liem

diana ruiz

mariella caulfield

mateo alvarez

elodie ahn

other

make a to do list

finish second bio !!!

attempt task 1

[nohcrms]

a to do list bc i’m a mess who worked three long freakin’ days and finally stopped getting put in the same assignment in our new unit after A MONTH AND A DAMN HALF. also i split my lip open and now i look like a have a botched lip filler or got punch out by yesenia arias. anyway i’ll be around.

neve

@notporcelain ; mariella caulfield ( 10% done ) @tragediist ; casey liem ( also 10% done ) @johnrhees ; john rhees ( none percent done ) @krudelis ; phillip dwyer ( none percent with left beef )

naoko

@disquieters ; santiago valmores ( 40% done ) @joxpacker ; jo packer ( 0% ) @tragicwon ; briony salcedo ( 1% ) @eudaimcnia ; finn axtell ( 2% ) @calcmities ; aiden quinn ( 0% )

nayeli

@bbdickens ; blake dickens ( 0% ) @dcrlingsrot ; darla jones ( 0% ) @devonxolson; devon olson ( 0% ) @notporcelain ; mariella caulfield ( 0% ) @noahcash ; noah cash ( 0% )

[nohcrms]

well, here we go ! i’ve gotten so much done tonight. finished a bio, wrote and drafted two replies and a starter on the new account and now i’m gonna workout and clean the house !! this productivity thing is ... well, it’s something ! below is a to do list for my own sanity and here i am making buffy summers my li’l mascot.

neve ; nohcrms

@apcstasies ; mateo alvarez @butterflystings ; yesenia arias @johnrhees ; john rhees @notporcelain ; mariella caulfield @tragediist ; casey liem ( au meme !! )

naoko ; idlehcnds

@disquieters ; santiago zaragoza valmores @calcmities ; aiden quinn @joxpacker ; jo packer

nayeli ; desmcdres

@samuelbennett ; samuel bennett @battingbabe ; diana ruiz openstarter tag drop finish theme !!

[aliaterrahq-blog]

The following people have safely made their arrival to Alia Terra,

Welcome to Alia Terra, Lindsay, and congratulations on the acceptance of your first character  Addison Marie Bennett! Addison is a maintenance worker in the Alia Terra colony. The faceclaim of Willa Holland is now taken!

Welcome to Alia Terra, Taylor, and congratulations on the acceptance of your first character Aurora Thomas (Artemis Danes)! Aurora is a scavenger in the Outpost 7 camp. The faceclaim of Ivana Baquero is now taken!

Congratulations, Lindsay, on your second character Elijah Jacob Williams! Elijah is a patrolmen in the Outpost 7 camp. The faceclaim of Matthew Daddario is now taken!

Welcome to Alia Terra, Ali, and congratulations on the acceptance of your first character Ellison Grant! Ellison is the owner of The Spot (town commerce) in the Alia Terra colony. The faceclaim of Karen Gillan is now taken!

Welcome to Alia Terra, Will, and congratulations on the acceptance of your first character Harley Corona! Harley is the head doctor in the Alia Terra colony. The faceclaim of Bob Morley is now taken!

Welcome to Alia Terra, Bea, and congratulations on the acceptance of your first character  Harper Sloane! Harper is a nurse in the Alia Terra colony. The faceclaim of Phoebe Tonkin is now taken!

Welcome to Alia Terra, Justin, and congratulations on the acceptance of your first character Jared Kincaid! Justin is a deputy ranger in the Alia Terra colony. The faceclaim of Manny Montana is now taken!

Welcome to Alia Terra, Kaya, and congratulations on the acceptance of your first character Maia Khristova Dimitrova! Maia is a science intern in the Alia Terra colony. The faceclaim of Nina Dobrev is now taken!

Welcome to Alia Terra, Charlie, and congratulations on the acceptance of your first character Mariella Caulfield! Mariella is a medic in the Outpost 7 camp. The faceclaim of Danielle Campbell is now taken!

Congratulations, Ali, on your second character Matilda ‘Mattie’ Darling! Mattie is a scavenger in the Outpost 7 camp. The faceclaim of Alycia Debnam-Carey is now taken! 

Congratulations,Taylor, on your second character Owen Michael Bennett! Owen is a guard in the Alia Terra colony. The faceclaim of Dylan O’Brien is now taken!

Welcome to Alia Terra, Katie, and congratulations on the acceptance of your first character Phoebe Jane Grant! Phoebe is a deputy ranger in the Alia Terra colony. The faceclaim of Marie Avgeropoulos is now taken!

Welcome to Alia Terra, AJ, and congratulations on the acceptance of your first character Riley Scott Hale! Riley is the captain ranger in the Alia Terra colony. The faceclaim of Chris Pratt is now taken!

Congratulations, Bea, on your second character Serena Liu Scout Feng! Scout is a deputy ranger in the Alia Terra colony. The faceclaim of Chloe Bennet is now taken!

Welcome to Alia Terra, Emily, and congratulations on the acceptance of your first character Valeriya Petrova! Valeriya is a medic in the Outpost 7 camp. The faceclaim of Elizabeth Mitchell is now taken!

Welcome and congrats, everyone! You now have 24 hours to send in the link to your character’s blog, please adhere to the checklist and open your ask/submit boxes so we can contact you and send you the OOC blog link!

[aliaterrahq-blog]

Please be sure to follow,

Adam “Becks” Becher (Richard Harmon)

Addison Bennett (Willa Holland) 

Aurora Thomas (Ivana Baquero)

Elijah Williams (Matthew Daddario)

Ellison Grant (Karen Gillan)

Francine Sugar (Troian Bellisario)

Maia Dimitrova (Nina Dobrev)

Mariella Caulfield (Danielle Campbell)

Mattie Darling (Alycia Debnam-Carey)

Owen Bennett (Dylan O’Brien)

[aliaterrahq-blog]

It’s our first starters list! I like doing these to bring awareness to starters with less than 10 notes since it can be easy to accidentally miss starters in the tag or they might not show up. So without further ado, let’s give these starters some love:

ALIA TERRA:

Addison Bennett

Francine Sugar

Jared Kincaid

Harley Corona

Phoebe Grant

OUTSIDERS:

Aurora Thomas

Elijah Williams

Mariella Caulfield

All of these starters have less than 10 notes. I’m sure it goes without saying but remember not to discriminate any starters based on faceclaim, character personality, writing style, or anything of the sort.

Now let’s have some fun!