I edited to have Reya notice, ERode-Senpai <3
She could probably buy a couple comets. For good measure.
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Reya lit up like a light-bulb as Orion nodded in acceptance to her offer. Wow, that was easy. Who knew she could find a friend so fast? His large grin was welcoming, and even interesting, with those canines. It made Reya start to think...big, burly body, sharp teeth, extreme dislike of bigots and bullies...could Orion be a Faunus? She couldn't remember hearing about something like that. It'd honestly be pretty cool. A real "Screw you" to her family. No, wait, she shouldn't think like that. All in due time.
As they disembarked, Reya clutched what she had with her tightly. Her purse, and a satchel containing a few cartridges for Priestess, as well as a spare blue Dust crystal for the Rings of Saturn. The rest of her luggage, she'd retrieve later. It wasn't all that important at the moment, anyways. Looking to the Information Kiosks, Reya jumped a bit to see over the heads of students who had crowded around the map. She...failed to do so. Being short kind of sucked. Looking around in defeat, she saw the meditating girl bring up a large holographic map of the Academy. Squinting a bit, Reya could make out the exclamation mark which denoted their destination. "Alright, there it is. Looks like you've got what you need. Time to face the music, right?" A little nervous tremble found it's way into her voice, but she looked as happy as ever.
Now that she'd had a chance to breathe fresh air, and look around, she recognized some others from Signal...namely that girl in the blue hoodie and the hyperactive girl. Morella and Kalimay, wasn't it? Reya could feel the cold calculations around in Morella, while Kalimay's craziness was finally tickling her memory. She, herself, was a woman of analytic thinking, so another of the same mindset may indeed prove challenging. Surely she knew of Reya's fighting style...as for Kalimay, well, a healthy dose of caution was in order. She did set people on fire, moments ago. Either way, recognition was percolating in Reya's mind, and she was excited to do some research with Orion.
She made her way to the auditorium, as per the map's instructions, periodically checking to see if Orion was keeping up. She didn't want to jog off and leave him hanging, after all. What could possibly await them in this entrance exam?
As they disembarked, Reya clutched what she had with her tightly. Her purse, and a satchel containing a few cartridges for Priestess, as well as a spare blue Dust crystal for the Rings of Saturn. The rest of her luggage, she'd retrieve later. It wasn't all that important at the moment, anyways. Looking to the Information Kiosks, Reya jumped a bit to see over the heads of students who had crowded around the map. She...failed to do so. Being short kind of sucked. Looking around in defeat, she saw the meditating girl bring up a large holographic map of the Academy. Squinting a bit, Reya could make out the exclamation mark which denoted their destination. "Alright, there it is. Looks like you've got what you need. Time to face the music, right?" A little nervous tremble found it's way into her voice, but she looked as happy as ever.
Now that she'd had a chance to breathe fresh air, and look around, she recognized some others from Signal...namely that girl in the blue hoodie and the hyperactive girl. Morella and Kalimay, wasn't it? Reya could feel the cold calculations around in Morella, while Kalimay's craziness was finally tickling her memory. She, herself, was a woman of analytic thinking, so another of the same mindset may indeed prove challenging. Surely she knew of Reya's fighting style...as for Kalimay, well, a healthy dose of caution was in order. She did set people on fire, moments ago. Either way, recognition was percolating in Reya's mind, and she was excited to do some research with Orion.
She made her way to the auditorium, as per the map's instructions, periodically checking to see if Orion was keeping up. She didn't want to jog off and leave him hanging, after all. What could possibly await them in this entrance exam?
wait who wat, something about pads.
Wasn't that Ex's idea, Hae? I dunno. But yeah, pirate pad made things so much easier. I'd get behind the idea for this RP, due to the fact that we're gonna be in groups. It'll make post authoring a whole helluva lot faster.
Permitting that everyone is on. We suffered with that problem for quite a while >.>
Wasn't that Ex's idea, Hae? I dunno. But yeah, pirate pad made things so much easier. I'd get behind the idea for this RP, due to the fact that we're gonna be in groups. It'll make post authoring a whole helluva lot faster.
Permitting that everyone is on. We suffered with that problem for quite a while >.>
People. Lots, and lots of people. That was simply the sensation Sarah felt while waiting in the enormous line at her local GameStop. Were there even this many people in town? She shook her head. This was insane. So much hype, over one video game...though she couldn't blame them. Sarah herself was probably a bit too excited. In her black leggings, light gray boots, and an oversized gray hoodie to keep her warm, the girl with a brown ponytail waited in a line of at least 100. No, way more than that. Yet here she was, nearly at the front. Anticipation danced across her skin, sashaying down her spine. It teased her. A brand new world was only minutes away.
A news report came over someone's radio, one who had been camping all night, reinforcing this fact. Just a bit longer... Sarah told herself. The line moved, a young man racing out of the store practically making out with the MAELSTROM box. How...nice. Focusing on the hot coffee in her hands, courtesy of her boss who was also in line behind her, Sarah moved another inch, taking time to reflect. Three paychecks. She'd used three paychecks to pay for ToK. That was college money, money for a new car, moving out. And she spent it on a video game. Though, she couldn't find the kernel of regret she was looking for. In fact, it only made her more excited.
Lost in her thought, it was her turn. Stepping into the cool store, the familiar beep sounding as she walked in, Sarah stepped up to the counter to hand the employee her card, validating her preorder. The skinny young man, with long brown hair, handed her the box with a smile. "Careful. They say it's like heroin." Sarah laughed, and put the box under her arm. "I'll be sure to remember that." She said with mock concern. Leaving and placing the box in the back of her rather junked-up car, Sarah managed to putter on home, burst through the door, and run up to her room before her mother could ask "How was the wait, dear?"
It was time. She ravenously ripped at the packaging, removing the sleek cylinder inside. "Beautiful." The young woman breathed, before hooking it up. It had to synchronize, so...what now? Sarah paced her room in her socks, layed on the bed, and groaned into the pillows. Her suffering was only relieved when the chime signaled the coming of the end for this world, and heralded the coming of another. Sarah raced to the console, turned it on, and grabbed the headset, slipping it on and flying onto her bed. Her chocolate eyes felt heavy, and soon she was filled with a state of calm.
<<WELCOME TO THE THRESHOLD OF KAKOPHONIA>>
<<STATE YOUR USERNAME AND RACE>>
Oh ho ho, yes. Here it was. After thinking about it for a second, Sarah replied, "Username: E,L,I,Z,E,A, space, R,O,R,I,A". There. That sounded pretty. Now it was time to choose a race. She was already a Human, so no need to go there again. Nobelle seemed cool, but she wasn't a fan of the look or the play-style. Veni Yan...now, there was something she could get behind. A race in tune with the world around them, enough to channel spirits? Definitely cool. Sarah stated clearly, "Race: Veni Yan". The feeling of weightlessness turned into one of substance, and the feelings of a fresh new world greeted the newly deemed Elizea. She sat under a shade tree, near a cobble road leading to a town not too far off. The sun shined beautifully, and the breeze carried with it the scent of possibilities. Which was reminiscent of grass and flowers. Who would have thought?
Standing, Elizea began walking to the town, already hearing the shouts and hollers of excited players. A smile broke out on her face, and she couldn't stop herself from jogging to the area. So many people...well, why hold back? Figuring out how to open the menu with frantic gestures, Elizea turned on her mic, and let out a resounding, "Hell yeah!"
A news report came over someone's radio, one who had been camping all night, reinforcing this fact. Just a bit longer... Sarah told herself. The line moved, a young man racing out of the store practically making out with the MAELSTROM box. How...nice. Focusing on the hot coffee in her hands, courtesy of her boss who was also in line behind her, Sarah moved another inch, taking time to reflect. Three paychecks. She'd used three paychecks to pay for ToK. That was college money, money for a new car, moving out. And she spent it on a video game. Though, she couldn't find the kernel of regret she was looking for. In fact, it only made her more excited.
Lost in her thought, it was her turn. Stepping into the cool store, the familiar beep sounding as she walked in, Sarah stepped up to the counter to hand the employee her card, validating her preorder. The skinny young man, with long brown hair, handed her the box with a smile. "Careful. They say it's like heroin." Sarah laughed, and put the box under her arm. "I'll be sure to remember that." She said with mock concern. Leaving and placing the box in the back of her rather junked-up car, Sarah managed to putter on home, burst through the door, and run up to her room before her mother could ask "How was the wait, dear?"
It was time. She ravenously ripped at the packaging, removing the sleek cylinder inside. "Beautiful." The young woman breathed, before hooking it up. It had to synchronize, so...what now? Sarah paced her room in her socks, layed on the bed, and groaned into the pillows. Her suffering was only relieved when the chime signaled the coming of the end for this world, and heralded the coming of another. Sarah raced to the console, turned it on, and grabbed the headset, slipping it on and flying onto her bed. Her chocolate eyes felt heavy, and soon she was filled with a state of calm.
<<STATE YOUR USERNAME AND RACE>>
Oh ho ho, yes. Here it was. After thinking about it for a second, Sarah replied, "Username: E,L,I,Z,E,A, space, R,O,R,I,A". There. That sounded pretty. Now it was time to choose a race. She was already a Human, so no need to go there again. Nobelle seemed cool, but she wasn't a fan of the look or the play-style. Veni Yan...now, there was something she could get behind. A race in tune with the world around them, enough to channel spirits? Definitely cool. Sarah stated clearly, "Race: Veni Yan". The feeling of weightlessness turned into one of substance, and the feelings of a fresh new world greeted the newly deemed Elizea. She sat under a shade tree, near a cobble road leading to a town not too far off. The sun shined beautifully, and the breeze carried with it the scent of possibilities. Which was reminiscent of grass and flowers. Who would have thought?
Standing, Elizea began walking to the town, already hearing the shouts and hollers of excited players. A smile broke out on her face, and she couldn't stop herself from jogging to the area. So many people...well, why hold back? Figuring out how to open the menu with frantic gestures, Elizea turned on her mic, and let out a resounding, "Hell yeah!"
Asura said
I feel the need to make Lyndsey's father Alex Louis Armstrong. So he may show the foolish Beacon students how a real man poses.
Oh derp, sorry Nefarious xD I have moments. A lot of them. I'll go fix dat.
Family Day? Oh god. Reya's dad will be on crutches, and he'll still feel superior to everyone. Elitist racists yayyyyy.
Family Day? Oh god. Reya's dad will be on crutches, and he'll still feel superior to everyone. Elitist racists yayyyyy.
Reya was a bit surprised at the seemingly held-back nature of Orion's handshake. Though, if he actually used a normal grip, she'd probably have no hand. So, that was cause enough for a silent thank-you. And a not so silent one when he offered a sweet. With a very pleased expression, Reya accepted the treat. "Thanks! Yeah, I like you." She said as she popped it into her mouth. "I would say the same, but...well, it's sort of what I grew up with. Ugh, just saying that makes me feel like some spoiled rich girl. Not a pleasant feeling." Reya shuddered a bit, before looking behind her at the crowd. Orion had asked if there was anyone to worry about.
The announcement rang out over the speakers, giving a bit of relief to Reya. It'd be nice to breath Beacon air. Reya turned back to the Faunus. "This may seem like common sense advice, as right now I don't have their stats in front of me, but watch out for everyone. They didn't get here by dancing in the meadows." Reya shot a glance behind her at the ecstatic girl near the boy the jock had targeted. "Except maybe her. Maybe. But anyways...I'd say look out for Katana-Boy, and the guy that Richy McJock was after. Maybe the meditating girl? She looked pretty damn skilled, balancing on her weapon. I'm sure you could take them, but they seem crafty and quick. I mean, that kid's weapons look to be falling apart, yet he's here. Skill is most definitely there. As well as some other traits, I suppose." She explained. "I'm more of a stats-and-spreadsheets kind of girl, ya know?" Reya smiled, feeling the Airship begin it's decent. Wouldn't be long now.
"They're general tips, but after the entrance ceremony, if we make it, drop me a line. A little studying to know what we're up against, after this little trip, I feel is in order. Too many variables for comfort." Reya turned to look at the exit. "If you're cool with it? You do seem like a more solitary guy...which I probably encroached upon. Sorry 'bout that." Reya couldn't help but laugh. Man, she sure had the giggles or something. She pinned it on excitement, before inhaling deeply and exhaling. This was gonna be unforgettable. She could feel it.
The announcement came again, signaling that they were touching down. "Oh, here we are!" She bounced in place, already starting to head out as the doors opened. "Well, care to walk with-" Reya was cut off as a very enthusiastic boy cartwheeled by, yelling about being first. "Someone's excited. Anyways, let's go!" Reya offered one more glance before heading out, sincerely hoping Orion would accompany her to the ceremony. He seemed like a cool guy.
The announcement rang out over the speakers, giving a bit of relief to Reya. It'd be nice to breath Beacon air. Reya turned back to the Faunus. "This may seem like common sense advice, as right now I don't have their stats in front of me, but watch out for everyone. They didn't get here by dancing in the meadows." Reya shot a glance behind her at the ecstatic girl near the boy the jock had targeted. "Except maybe her. Maybe. But anyways...I'd say look out for Katana-Boy, and the guy that Richy McJock was after. Maybe the meditating girl? She looked pretty damn skilled, balancing on her weapon. I'm sure you could take them, but they seem crafty and quick. I mean, that kid's weapons look to be falling apart, yet he's here. Skill is most definitely there. As well as some other traits, I suppose." She explained. "I'm more of a stats-and-spreadsheets kind of girl, ya know?" Reya smiled, feeling the Airship begin it's decent. Wouldn't be long now.
"They're general tips, but after the entrance ceremony, if we make it, drop me a line. A little studying to know what we're up against, after this little trip, I feel is in order. Too many variables for comfort." Reya turned to look at the exit. "If you're cool with it? You do seem like a more solitary guy...which I probably encroached upon. Sorry 'bout that." Reya couldn't help but laugh. Man, she sure had the giggles or something. She pinned it on excitement, before inhaling deeply and exhaling. This was gonna be unforgettable. She could feel it.
The announcement came again, signaling that they were touching down. "Oh, here we are!" She bounced in place, already starting to head out as the doors opened. "Well, care to walk with-" Reya was cut off as a very enthusiastic boy cartwheeled by, yelling about being first. "Someone's excited. Anyways, let's go!" Reya offered one more glance before heading out, sincerely hoping Orion would accompany her to the ceremony. He seemed like a cool guy.
So much post O_O
You people work fast. I like that. Probably doesn't matter now, but I vote for teams of 4 as well. And maybe constellations as a theme?
You people work fast. I like that. Probably doesn't matter now, but I vote for teams of 4 as well. And maybe constellations as a theme?
When Orion turned to gaze at that jerk who was on the phone earlier, Reya followed it and scoffed. Looks like someone was about to put the jock in his place. "Tell me about it. It's worse when they compose most of your family." Reya muttered the last part, not wanting to give the impression that she was one of those bigots. Far from it. She couldn't hide a smile as she saw who had stepped up to the bully. A boy with nothing more than a simple katana, though he wielded it incredibly well. Brave, and skilled. She'd have to talk to that guy later.
It was then that Orion asked her how she even knew of him, and that he had no idea who she was. That made sense, really. While she did incredibly well at Signal, she wasn't all that memorable. "I graduated from Signal as well. It would be kind of difficult not to hear about you. I mean, you're incredible!" Reya beamed, though quietly, so she didn't draw attention. If anyone else who went to Signal recognized him, they might not be as nice. She calmed down and held out her hand, "Reya Descarta. I think you graduated before me, so I wouldn't expect you to know me. Just a fan, I suppose." Reya chuckled a bit, hoping she wasn't making Orion uncomfortable or anything.
It was then that Orion asked her how she even knew of him, and that he had no idea who she was. That made sense, really. While she did incredibly well at Signal, she wasn't all that memorable. "I graduated from Signal as well. It would be kind of difficult not to hear about you. I mean, you're incredible!" Reya beamed, though quietly, so she didn't draw attention. If anyone else who went to Signal recognized him, they might not be as nice. She calmed down and held out her hand, "Reya Descarta. I think you graduated before me, so I wouldn't expect you to know me. Just a fan, I suppose." Reya chuckled a bit, hoping she wasn't making Orion uncomfortable or anything.
I edited my post on page 1 to have Reya interact with Orion.
So...yeah, fun times.
So...yeah, fun times.
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