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I doubt that everyone is going to abide curfew XD. Where would the fun be if that happened?
I had fun RPing with you all, and I hope to again sometime!
We could always have two total opposites to balance each other out or something.
Colline smiled, relieved. Claire had also wanted to, and she seemed rather honest about it. Claire had gotten close to her already, and they had only spoken for less than thirty minutes. She mentally giggled at the thought that a stranger had befriend her easier than quite a few of the people at her school. She was shaken out of musing when Claire asked her is she was ready and broke out in a run, leaving Colline nodding in a dazed state.
She watched as Claire bolted to the end of the dock, before quickly following. She stretched her hands over her head in a dive and jumped. The water surged around her, enveloping her in the cool, blissful feeling of being in water. Pools were fine, but she much more preferred completely natural bodies of water, without all the chemicals. She was in silence for a minute, eyes closed. She had once made the mistake of opening her eyes in salt water, and had faced the consequences of stinging eyes all the rest of that day. The calm silence was interrupted as she swam upwards, deciding it was time to get air.
She broke the surface, body shooting up. The air had gotten cooler as evening came, and her wet hair whipped lightly against her face. A smile broke out across her face as she waded. It was nice, being carefree about the people watching, or about her now drenched clothes. She wouldn't have to listen to her parents, still battling for custody. They wouldn't be here, not her workaholic mother or her alcoholic father. Here, there was just beach, other kids, and opportunity. Colline didn't want to think about what she would do at the end of summer, or about going back to her dull school and bickering parents. Instead, she threw her head back and look up at the sky. A purplish color was encroaching, pushing the blue sky away. On the horizon the sun was setting, pinks reds and oranges hues cast light onto the water, making it seem all the more beautiful.
She watched as Claire bolted to the end of the dock, before quickly following. She stretched her hands over her head in a dive and jumped. The water surged around her, enveloping her in the cool, blissful feeling of being in water. Pools were fine, but she much more preferred completely natural bodies of water, without all the chemicals. She was in silence for a minute, eyes closed. She had once made the mistake of opening her eyes in salt water, and had faced the consequences of stinging eyes all the rest of that day. The calm silence was interrupted as she swam upwards, deciding it was time to get air.
She broke the surface, body shooting up. The air had gotten cooler as evening came, and her wet hair whipped lightly against her face. A smile broke out across her face as she waded. It was nice, being carefree about the people watching, or about her now drenched clothes. She wouldn't have to listen to her parents, still battling for custody. They wouldn't be here, not her workaholic mother or her alcoholic father. Here, there was just beach, other kids, and opportunity. Colline didn't want to think about what she would do at the end of summer, or about going back to her dull school and bickering parents. Instead, she threw her head back and look up at the sky. A purplish color was encroaching, pushing the blue sky away. On the horizon the sun was setting, pinks reds and oranges hues cast light onto the water, making it seem all the more beautiful.
Marie sat up straight as she heard the front doors open. She could hear voices, and relaxed when she heard a familiar one drifting down the hall. She recognized it to be Thomas, Primroses bartender. She had known him for a while, and liked to think of him as a friend. He was one of the only people who she was sure knew about her drinking habits.
"Well, it seems Thomas has arrived. Although, if he is getting my floor all muddy and wet, I swear..." Marie paused, listening intently. There was someone else at the door. She could hear footsteps, running from the lobby and up stairs. Marie sighed, shifting back over to look down at Gin. "Good to see you are back to your senses dear. We were discussing the matter of bodyguards. Kimiko just went off to get some aspirin." Marie glanced around the room, smiling as Capello settled next to she and Gin on the couch.
Gin looked up warily, giving Capello a once over to check for injuries before facing the rest of the room. Her face reddened as she realized just how many people were in the room. How did they all get in here? Earlier, all she remembered was Kimiko Capello and Marie... She gave a nod to the people around her, fiddling with the end of her ruined shirt.
"Um, y-yes. I-I agree with Capello. We, uh, we sh-should probably stick together..." Her sentence died of at the end as she averted her eyes back down to the couch. So much had happened in the last couple of days, and she wasn't quite sure how to handle it. Looking up between Capello and Marie, she asked what had been bothering her since she had sobered. "Are you and Kimiko alright?" Her voice was barely a whisper, and her now visible ears flattened onto her head.
She was surprised when a hand landed on her head, softly patting her. Marie offered a warm smile before addressing the group once again. "Well, you are all safe here now, so you need not feel threatened. Primrose has quite a few skilled bodyguards, and you shouldn't underestimate the staff either." She winked at the last part, though it was true. No one messes with her family and gets away with it. She had to physically restrain herself from sending a man to the ER for harassing one of their female tenants, instead opting to break his jaw and nose. "However, we must take precautions. I will be setting a curfew for now. Everyone must be back before dark, and no going out until it is light enough. Please tell a member of staff if you leave, and never go out alone, especially when you think there is something amiss." Her face went serious while she said this, looking at each of the people in the room. There was no way she was letting them get hurt on her watch.
"Well, it seems Thomas has arrived. Although, if he is getting my floor all muddy and wet, I swear..." Marie paused, listening intently. There was someone else at the door. She could hear footsteps, running from the lobby and up stairs. Marie sighed, shifting back over to look down at Gin. "Good to see you are back to your senses dear. We were discussing the matter of bodyguards. Kimiko just went off to get some aspirin." Marie glanced around the room, smiling as Capello settled next to she and Gin on the couch.
Gin looked up warily, giving Capello a once over to check for injuries before facing the rest of the room. Her face reddened as she realized just how many people were in the room. How did they all get in here? Earlier, all she remembered was Kimiko Capello and Marie... She gave a nod to the people around her, fiddling with the end of her ruined shirt.
"Um, y-yes. I-I agree with Capello. We, uh, we sh-should probably stick together..." Her sentence died of at the end as she averted her eyes back down to the couch. So much had happened in the last couple of days, and she wasn't quite sure how to handle it. Looking up between Capello and Marie, she asked what had been bothering her since she had sobered. "Are you and Kimiko alright?" Her voice was barely a whisper, and her now visible ears flattened onto her head.
She was surprised when a hand landed on her head, softly patting her. Marie offered a warm smile before addressing the group once again. "Well, you are all safe here now, so you need not feel threatened. Primrose has quite a few skilled bodyguards, and you shouldn't underestimate the staff either." She winked at the last part, though it was true. No one messes with her family and gets away with it. She had to physically restrain herself from sending a man to the ER for harassing one of their female tenants, instead opting to break his jaw and nose. "However, we must take precautions. I will be setting a curfew for now. Everyone must be back before dark, and no going out until it is light enough. Please tell a member of staff if you leave, and never go out alone, especially when you think there is something amiss." Her face went serious while she said this, looking at each of the people in the room. There was no way she was letting them get hurt on her watch.
Guess I came back from studying too late. Dang.
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@Rin: I don't have it as it was exactly, but I PMed you what I can remember. It's basically the same with more angst and less fun.
Lucy watched as Alastair was lead out of the room, rolling her eyes. If this kept happening there was no way in hell that they would stop acting like they were rabid, let alone complete a mission. She turned back to Roxy as the girl spoke, looking her up and down. Slowly, Lucy shifted her elbows onto the table top and rested her chin in her hands.
"She has a point. I'm not going to be leader, but we need one. No one overly aggressive or prone to attacking when they see something wrong. No one who is too dull to be able to plan or even think straight. And someone we know wouldn't push us into the line of fire just to laugh as we slowly bleed to death. Anyone up to the job?" She looked around the room as as she said this. Most of the others fit into this category, and she wouldn't put it past herself to be an unfit leader.
"She has a point. I'm not going to be leader, but we need one. No one overly aggressive or prone to attacking when they see something wrong. No one who is too dull to be able to plan or even think straight. And someone we know wouldn't push us into the line of fire just to laugh as we slowly bleed to death. Anyone up to the job?" She looked around the room as as she said this. Most of the others fit into this category, and she wouldn't put it past herself to be an unfit leader.
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Sorry, I'll change her.
Fixed.
Fixed.
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Sorry, I kind of rushed it.
Name: Riku Himura
Age: 15
Appearance:
Personality: Riku is a very shy, nervous girl. She is easily embarrassed and blushes often. She is fairly easy to befriend if you keep trying, and once she is close to someone she is willing to do almost anything. She is naive and slightly sensitive, believing things others say quite easily. Caring is her default mode, and can often not say no to people. She doesn't have very much of an ego to speak of, being incredibly modest and flustered when complimented. She is a skilled cook and an intelligent girl, and is usually happy around people she feels are friendly. Spends time reading or playing with her cat, Chi.
History: Her mother has always been rather sickly, but was always there for her. Riku studied hard in school, trying to earn her best in grades. Her mother supported her, even though she was weak, and she wishes to help her mother be cured. Her father taught her cooking at a young age, and she feels determined to become a known cook, despite her shyness. Her mother studies with her and her younger sister, Mika, helping her gain good scores on tests,. She has a part time job at a cafe with her father, a baker.
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Name: Riku Himura
Age: 15
Appearance:
Personality: Riku is a very shy, nervous girl. She is easily embarrassed and blushes often. She is fairly easy to befriend if you keep trying, and once she is close to someone she is willing to do almost anything. She is naive and slightly sensitive, believing things others say quite easily. Caring is her default mode, and can often not say no to people. She doesn't have very much of an ego to speak of, being incredibly modest and flustered when complimented. She is a skilled cook and an intelligent girl, and is usually happy around people she feels are friendly. Spends time reading or playing with her cat, Chi.
History: Her mother has always been rather sickly, but was always there for her. Riku studied hard in school, trying to earn her best in grades. Her mother supported her, even though she was weak, and she wishes to help her mother be cured. Her father taught her cooking at a young age, and she feels determined to become a known cook, despite her shyness. Her mother studies with her and her younger sister, Mika, helping her gain good scores on tests,. She has a part time job at a cafe with her father, a baker.
Powers: (?)
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