AlteredTundra

Palm Beach Royals: Senior Year

I'm currently waiting for people to post so that I may post again.

Shuffle your music player and post the first 10 songs

_{Between Two Points — The Glitch Mob (feat. Swan) — Drink The Sea
One Step Closer — Linkin Park — Road to Revolution
Humans Are Disappearing — Jack Wall — Mass Effect 2 Original Soundtrack
Why You'd Want to Live Here — Death Cab For Cutie — The Photo Album
Disappointment — Walk Off the Earth — My Rock
I'd Hate to Be You When People Find Out What This Song's About — Mayday Parade — A Lesson In Romantics
Motivation of Man — Iced Earth — Framing Armageddon
A Way With Words — Spose — We Smoked It All
Loop Demo — Hitoshi Sakimoto — Final Fantasy XII Original Soundtrack, Disk I
It Never Ends — Bring Me The Horizon — There's a Hell, Believe Me I've Seen It. There's a Heaven, Let's Keep It A Secret}

𝘍𝘳𝘰𝘮 𝘋𝘶𝘴𝘬 𝘛𝘪𝘭𝘭 𝘋𝘢𝘸𝘯 | 𝑯𝒆𝒓𝒐 // 𝑻𝒖𝒏𝒅𝒓𝒂

How rude! She wasn't even going to help him up or try and do something to help him from the precarious position he had landed himself in. It wasn't like he was the one at fault. He just underestimated the bigger heartless. Could he have acted with a little more care when attacking? Perhaps. But Kai wanted to use the moment of surprise that he thought he had. The strategy he had was the same as it always was: go forth with the Keyblade, spin out towards them, and hope for the best. It wasn't the smartest way to fight, but if Cielle hadn't noticed, Kai was new to this whole Keyblade thing, so he just went wherever the wind blew him. It wasn't always bad, but this time it was.

Sulking Kai didn't want to get up, which was mostly to spite Cielle, but the sudden swift breeze that she created prompted the blond teen to stand up as quick as it had taken Cielle to deal with the heartless properly. As he saw them fade away to the shadows they were created from, Kai saw something that stood out to him. It was only for a moment, but he saw the glimmer of light that was shaped like a...heart.

"What was that?" He muttered to himself, curious about what exactly that was. He wouldn't have that much time to linger on that thought because the breeze from both outside and the breeze that was generated from Cielle's magic spell caused Kai - if not just for a moment - to shiver beyond belief. One moment, he was adequately warm. He wasn't toasty but he wasn't freezing like he was right now.

And as Kai felt his teeth shivering with the rest of his body, he was suddenly overtaken by a warm light that originated from Cielle's Keyblade. It started to raise his body temperature up. Whatever kind of spell that was, Kai knew that was a keeper. As he went to go touch his body to feel the warmth, something that wasn't there was in the place of his skin. "What the--" Kai looked down and he noticed immediately that he had a drastic change. Going over to the back of the room where he remembered there being a mirror, he looked and holy moly, was he looking different. He had silver pants that made his legs feel all nice and cozy, a three-layered torso setup with a regular t-shirt, sweater, and a parka colored like the green and blue sea after sunrise. The last thing other than the winter boots he had on that Kai noticed was a scarf.

"Check me out!" Kai's voice was just as warm with excitement as his body was. "How did you come up with this? You knew exactly what I was thinking of wearing!" Kai looked at himself more in the mirror. It took him a long moment to look back at Cielle. "Seriously, though. How did you do that?"

Palm Beach Royals: Senior Year

I N T E R A C T I N G W I T H / / The Misfits

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”How long do they plan on keeping me wait?”

Sonny was never the most patient of boys. He always had a terrible habit of not being able to wait for long periods of time. If he was going to ask someone to meet him somewhere or wait in a line, he expected the overall waiting time to be less than five minutes - which fell perfectly in Sonny’s lazy nature. Just as much as he was likely not to fully commit to certain things, he also didn’t have the mental capacity to be kept waiting.

And after just five minutes, twenty seconds since he last received the text message from Marisol, Sonny had enough of this waiting. One, he didn’t particularly care for the area he was in. Granted, he chose it because he thought they would all get some grub before the first series of bells sounded off, but from the time it took for Sonny to send that group text to the amount of time it took for him to get a response, then the time it took for him to have enough of it, Sonny literally did have enough of waiting.

As soon as Sonny grabbed a small breakfast sandwich from the cafeteria, which had just barely opened, he rushed to the parking lot. He knew that’s where anybody who was anybody was hanging around. When he got there, however, he just didn’t realize just how many people he knew would also be there. Right away, he spotted at least five people he recognized. Just a few steps in, he saw the usual suspects doing their usual suspect things. He happened to spot Kavi do his usual tormenting of Elijah. Sonny had no intention of starting his school year off by getting into a verbal-turned-fistfight with Kavi, so he left him be. For now.

His eyes rolled as his feet started moving, hearing people bicker, hearing them talk about people bickering. At some point, Sonny tuned them out. If he didn’t, he was likely to drive his own self crazy by resisting the urge to punch out every single one of these people in the mouth. But that just took too much energy that Sonny didn’t want to waste. Good thing, too, because he saw one of the most annoying people he had ever had the pleasure to know walk past him: The Senior Class President, Victoire Bailey. He knew exactly how she felt about him. Good. He felt the same way.

“Fucking bitch,” Sonny muttered to himself, turning around so he didn’t have to face her wrath.

And when Sonny’s eyes turned to face directly to the parking lot, just sitting there he saw the very people he wanted to come to him. Oh you have to be shitting me.

Sonny was not a happy camper, but more so because there he saw Archer, Marisol, and fucking Kavan (other Kavi, if you will) all appearing to have a fucking blast, meanwhile Sonny was left alone, waiting by the cafeteria like some kind of loner loser. No way, Jose. This was not going to fly by. They will not hear the end of it.

He casually walked up to the group, giving them a wave. “You guys really suck. You kept me waiting for a whole five minutes.” Sonny bitched, giving Marisol the stink eye. “Oh hey, it’s Prince Ali. How’s Jasmine?” Sonny gave Kavan a little smirk, though his eyes fell on someone, feigning the visage that something caught in his eyes. “Damn that fairy dust..oh, it’s just Archer. What’s up, boyo?”

Palm Beach Royals: Senior Year

_{L O C A T I O N / / Somewhere at School
I N T E R A C T I N G W I T H / / Stella’s worst nightmare, probably.}

How the years went past her like the ever-shifting wind always changes on a moment’s notice. For the longest time, even when she had Savanna Hart to be her guide, Stella has always been like a leaf into the wind. She never had any permanent residence in any place she was staying at. Despite her popular status, Stella, at the core of her soul, has always been a drifter. If she didn’t have one group of unique individuals to reside by, then she would follow wherever the wind took her. If that happened to be with the Misfits for a while, then she’d kick it with them. If she had to endure the goths for a little while, then that’s exactly what she would do. It wasn’t until she met Sav that Stella was constantly with the popular kids, though her party animal origins always kept her from succumbing to the elitist nature of the popular kids.

Throughout the years at King’s Academy, Stella never had a true place to belong but she knew that she always had someone to follow. But with Savanna gone because she had moved with her family to Hollywood so she could pursue the dream that she, Stella, and Sabrina all shared, Stella was left alone and without someone to guide her. It was scary and exciting and just absolutely thrilling. The unknown really had her feeling all kinds of wonder. And it continued as she wandered into the main campus for a bit.

In that time, she saw all sorts of colorful individuals. SOme of them she knew and some were brand new faces. She saw some latina who was talking to some other white guy. She saw Kavi Salvador picking on some little guy with that one chess queen chick. Various people in the middle of their own thing and Stella was just kind of ...there. She had no direction nor did she see anyone she wanted to talk to. Well, that wasn’t 100% accurate. It wasn’t that she didn’t want to talk to anyone. It was more in the lines of who does she go to? So many people with so many possible routes of conversation.

“What would Savanna do?” Stella asked herself, taking a quick glance around the parking lot. Without a doubt, the parking lot was the most lit part of the school right now. Where the nerds were currently getting tormented by Kavi, there were other parts that were also booming with intrigue. Stella honestly was a bit excited but also she was just a little overwhelmed. So many people and so little time to know them all. Granted, some of them were also people she knew. It was just so difficult to decide who to go up to.

As the thought lingered for a few moments, the wind that was followed by beautiful, dark locks brushed past Stella. With the royal colors of King’s Academy’s uniform ever-present, it was the sound of the commanding voice that Stella found herself drawn to. The silky tone of her dominance sent chills down her body. It wasn’t even that kind of sexual chills, either. It was the kind of tone that Stella has long-sought-after but had not heard in months - not since Savanna left her all alone.

Without a moment’s hesitation, Stella followed her, taking in everything that was happening with the group of kids who have gathered. She made it her mission to not only absorb everything she could but keeping her eyes on this powerful person work their magic. It was captivating. It was as if Savanna’s spirit was transported into this one. Stella knew she just had to know her. If anything, seeing the face of this person was the top of her to-do list.

And as luck would have it, a quick glimpse of the porcelain skin and those eyes that had her absolute attention. But just as quickly as she had turned around, Stella lost sight of it. “Oh no!” Stella fumbled for words, then she tapped the girl on the shoulder, waiting for her to turn around. “Hi! Hello!” Stella started with a high, almost-screechy voice. “Stella Lambert. I’m Stella Lambert!”

That’s much better. Now hope for the best!

Palm Beach Royals: Senior Year

I planned on getting my Stella intro up tonight, but things fell through a hole into the void, so don't count on it still happening.

Ban the Person above you

You are banned for being a dino weeb.

𝘍𝘳𝘰𝘮 𝘋𝘶𝘴𝘬 𝘛𝘪𝘭𝘭 𝘋𝘢𝘸𝘯 | 𝑯𝒆𝒓𝒐 // 𝑻𝒖𝒏𝒅𝒓𝒂

When Kai had one foot out of the palace gates, he found himself stopped by a number of things. The first that was the most prominent of that which stopped him in his tracks was Mother Nature herself. She had blown a strong gust of cold wind into his face, caused his blond strands of hair to stand up in a frenzy and his entire body to start shaking. It was around that very same moment that he had been bumrushed by panicked guests, whom in which Kai recognized from the party. They trampled all over his thin body. Wool boots and heels crushed him until the last one ran over him. By this time, Kai was beaten and bruised, but his resolve to go after Anna was still just as strong as before he was the exit mat of those who lived in Arendale.

As he got up and went to leave, Cielle tugged at his arm, forcing him to stay for a moment or two longer. This time, however, Kai wasn’t being physically assaulted by strangers. The only punishment he endured was the ever-enduring torture of common sense. Oh how Kai hated that, but he couldn’t deny what she said was absolutely right. With the weather, he wouldn’t make it that long out there in the freezing cold that was suddenly brought to the land.

“Fine. Let’s get the proper winter wear.” Kai said, grunting. He was starting to feel the effects of the cold and the various bruises all over his body.

Kai wasn’t far behind Cielle when she led him to a different area of the castle that was west to the courtyard. It was less inhabited as other places seemed to be. Good thing, because Kai watched her say some things (and later do) that weren’t exactly, as Kai thought, exactly preferred to be done to the castle. The first thing that she had said was about the Keyblade and how it was much more than a shiny object to wave at enemy hostiles. Like its name had hinted at (though Kai never put the pieces together), it was a blade that was the literal key to things. Cielle demonstrated by pointing it at the door in front of them, which had a lock. As she did, Kai watched intently as a bright, thin beam of light came from the tip of the blade and had unlocked the door, allowing Cielle to open it with ease.

“Wow. That was way cool!” He didn’t have any other words.

Kai was still in a bit of a state of shock, but he was brought out of it when he saw what was on the opposite end of the door. What he saw in place of whatever it was Cielle wanted to show him was an assortment of the creatures -the Heartless - that they had encountered in Traverse Town, though they were strikingly different. He remembered what the ones from before looked like. They were just normal shadows, but the ones he saw, while they did have the same black heart emblem, they were vastly different. The little ones looked like those little shadows from Traverse Town, but they had blue hats and were surrounded by an icy aura. And as for the bigger one behind them, it looked like a big snowman, except it wasn’t jolly at all. It meant business.

Kai smirked towards Cielle. “You take the ones in the front and I’ll take the big boy.” Kai nodded, not waiting for Cielle to agree before heading first into battle.

With his Keyblade held in a reverse grip, Kai jumped high above the little ones. His plan was to jump behind the big one and strike it that way, but as it would turn out, the snowman heartless saw him coming a mile away. Before he even realized what had happened, Kai was given a direct upercut from the big, white heartless, and ended up laying flat on his back next to Cielle, who hadn't even moved from where she stood.

“Well, that could’ve gone a little smoother,” he grunted, looking towards Cielle’s way.

Palm Beach Royals: Senior Year

@Inkarnate

What you call disgusting, I call a very therapeutic ritual.

Palm Beach Royals: Senior Year

I should be able to get my Stella intro up tonight. Got an idea while I was doing #2 bathroom business. Just gotta do the writing for it. xD