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Welcome to Your New Life
Premise
Everyone has their own daily lives in which go about our usual vocations. Mixing in some unusual happenstance that may happen here or there, we live our lives with no real wrenches thrown. That is, unless we create those wrenches ourselves. Even then, we mostly have a way to fix/adapt to those happenings when it does happen. This is all well and good, until death comes knocking at your door, then what happens? I’ll tell you what happened, you die. The one thing in life that, no matter what you do, we just cannot avoid. The unstoppable force that catches us, one after the other. But this isn’t a story about death and how to avoid it. No. Rather, this story is about what comes after death.
Everyone here, in this role play, has died for some reason or another. Why you died is relevant ONLY to your character but in the grand scheme of things, your character is dead. However, your entire being is then transferred into a new world, having only the items on you that you had on your body. When you realize what’s happening, the world around you seemed to have regressed into a world of Swords and Magic. What’s even more strange is the fact that you have one thing that works and that is your smart phone. Looking down at it, all of your previous apps are erasers and there is only one app that is open, and constantly open and it simply says, “Welcome, Adventurer, to your new life.”
Everyone has their own daily lives in which go about our usual vocations. Mixing in some unusual happenstance that may happen here or there, we live our lives with no real wrenches thrown. That is, unless we create those wrenches ourselves. Even then, we mostly have a way to fix/adapt to those happenings when it does happen. This is all well and good, until death comes knocking at your door, then what happens? I’ll tell you what happened, you die. The one thing in life that, no matter what you do, we just cannot avoid. The unstoppable force that catches us, one after the other. But this isn’t a story about death and how to avoid it. No. Rather, this story is about what comes after death.
Everyone here, in this role play, has died for some reason or another. Why you died is relevant ONLY to your character but in the grand scheme of things, your character is dead. However, your entire being is then transferred into a new world, having only the items on you that you had on your body. When you realize what’s happening, the world around you seemed to have regressed into a world of Swords and Magic. What’s even more strange is the fact that you have one thing that works and that is your smart phone. Looking down at it, all of your previous apps are erasers and there is only one app that is open, and constantly open and it simply says, “Welcome, Adventurer, to your new life.”
This RP is a role play based on a few different video-game Isekai Manga. Here, your characters have a new life in a strange world and you have the choice of living any way you want and how you want. There will be a story as to what is going on but, what you do in the world will, ultimately be up to you.
The words from Viola scratched. It was plain to see that she felt her place in the school was far higher than reality. A reality that needed to shown to her immediately. However, La’Tavia has more fish to fry, “I really don’t like boring people.....I’m going to talk to Meruin. See-ya.” La’Tavia walks towards Meruin’s room and knocks on the door. “Hey Meruin, are you free to talk?”
Viola frowned lightly. Well that was odd. She expected her to take the bait. Oh well, so she was the energetically boring type. How unfortunate. No entertainment value at all. Pity. She was about to say something as well, but the redhead apparently decided to simply ignore her. Now that wouldn't do at all.
"I do believe dear Meruin said she had some business to attend to in her room." Viola said, walking over behind Tavia. She had business with Meruin as well, after all and she wasn't about to let this neanderthal potentially interfere, and as far as Viola was concerned Meruin had already agreed to speak with her. "But by all means, do interrupt the dear."
Meruin paused with unpacking. As expected, her bags contents were bigger on the inside than they were on the out. Currently, the only things she had unpacked were a set of books and her clothes. Eyes narrowing behind the door, she closed her luggage and snapped its lock into place.
"La'Tavia was it? What do you need?"
Seeing the girl’s room, she saw that all of the rooms were pretty bare but the same for each person, as usual. She looks down at Meruin and began, “Well I came to pick your brain about contracting Fairies.”Then she stepped to the side to reveal Viola behind her, “however this one followed me here so you have two guests, can we come in?”
"Followed? I was here first, you know, and Meruin already agreed to speak with me about something." Viola brushed past La'Tavia, seemingly unconcerned with her intrusion. "Besides, if its fairies your interested in I might be a better source. I used to play with the ones around the estate all the time."
With a sigh, the short mage snapped her luggage shut, and approached the door to her room. "Let's talk outside," she said, somewhat stiffly.
“Yeah!! Let’s sit around for Meri’s classroom.” La’Tavia jumper in excitement as she followed Meruin out into the main living room.
"What," came her deadpan response. "Meri? Excuse me?"
“You don’t like it?” The fire starter was puzzled at the girl’s response to her name being shortened and then changed. “I nickname all of my fiends.”
”Aha, well, I'll admit it is a rather cute one, little Meri." Viola replied with a smirk. "Mhm, in fact I don't think I could have come up with a better one myself, heh!" She giggled lightly, before following Meruin out.
Even though Viola laughed, it was true, La’Tavia thought the name was really cute. “I think you’re really cute Meri and I thought the names fit because of it. Plus it’s easy to say.”
Were she a lesser person, Meruin might have groaned, but she had her pride and kept silent instead. As she passed, she acknowledged the remaining member of their dorm with a nod.
Nick had been eating a biscuit. He dabbed his mouth off with a napkin and sipped his tea. “You sure know a lot about the fae, don’t you?” He said, taking a seat on the couch, saucer in hand.
Meruin shrugged. "As much as anyone that's taken the time to know them." She tilted her head over to Viola. "And assuming Viola was truthful, she would probably know a fair bit more than me." Which raised the question of why La'Tavia went to her instead.
"I don't lie dear...I may bend the truth at times, fufu, but lies are not something the world likes. My entire magic relies on truth to an extent after all." Viola replied with her usual impish tone. "The Fiore estate is quite remote and vast, and Mistress has gone to great lengths to ensure its a sanctuary for all sorts of magical creatures." Viola looked over to Tavia. "That said...she probably asked you because she realized I don't really feel like helping her, heh unless she gives me something of equal value in return."
“I didn’t ask you because I you never scratched my fancy.” La’Tavia replied rolling her eye. Most relationships between La’Tavia and someone else is decided before people meet her.....by La’Tavia itself. As selfish as she is, she doesn’t hide emotions and she doesn’t mince words. Her attitude towards Viola isn’t about like and dislike. She doesn’t dislike Viola, she just didn’t find anything worth while to like her for. “But, if Meri says you know more then I will ask you. What is it about Fairies that Headmaster is so worried about?”
"Didn't I already tell you? I wasn't joking when I said they'd eat you. Some find humans quite delicious to have over for dinner." She giggled. "And of course, if you make a contract with one then you'll probably have an entire swarm to deal with...it'll also be rather annoying for us since they'll probably take it as liberty to move here as they please."
"Among other things,” said Meruin, completely ignoring the use of the nickname that was forced on her. "And people unfamiliar with the Fae run the risk of boring them. *That* is especially dangerous."
“Uh huh,” La’Tavia sat and pondered for a moment over their words. It seems that before she makes a contract with one, she must first become familiar with one. Something she has not done since all she does is beat people up in the arena. “Sounds like I should watch my butt around them. And it seemed so fun. “ She then skunk into her chair, “I would not like to put everyone else in danger either. Have either of you made a contract with them before? Ya know, Fairies.”
"Yes. I had made one a few minutes ago in fact."
"Unfortunately, my mistress forbade me from doing so. Hag spoilsport."
“A Few minutes ago? How did you do that?” La’Tavia said sprinting up with full interest. “Ha ha yeah, overprotective moms right?” La’Tavia could relate to that one.
"Mm, a one time deal. A stack of pancakes in exchange for them delivering me to my room, unmolested." A fairly simple and difficult to misinterpret contract. The best kind, when it came to dealing with the fair folk.
"Heh, you have no idea Tavi, dear. Mistress Fiore was less mother and more...demon? Devil? Undead Wench? All of those, heh!" Viola chuckled as Meruin made her reply.
“You telling me? My mom refuses to let go! I’m like ‘Mom! Why would you teach me magic and then tell me not to train it.’ But it’s all good.”. As she replied, Viola’s character took a slight turn upwards in La’Tavia’s mind
"So, will that be all?" Hopefully it was. She hadn't even finished unpacking yet.
"Weeeellll, little Meruin I actually had something I wanted to discuss with you in private. Help regarding something of mine. A little contract between ourselves." Viola replied with a smile. "But that can wait until after you've unpacked, if you prefer. I'm certainly in no rush." Tavia was one of those blissfully stupid types, huh. They were talking about two entirely different things. Mistress Fiore was not her mother. Not in the slightest.
“No wait, you wanted to butt in sooooooo badly about what I wanted, spit it out, what was so important that you needed to interrupt what I wanted?”
"I'm going to summon a demon that's sole task is to eat you."
“Grow up kid, that’s not even worth pretending to be worried about.”
Meruins' response was a dry [color=darkgreen ]"I would think that summoning demons recklessly is rather worrying."[/color]
"You all have no sense of humor." Viola sighed, clicking her tongue derisively.
“The only thing fun for you is the misery of others, it’s completely obvious how boring you really are.”
"That was a joke?" said Meruin, tilting her head.
"...ouch, Tavi. That hurts. That really does.". Viola replied in a mock, fake hurt voice. "And here I thought we were besties after bonding briefly over our terrible mothers." Viola sighed, turning back to Meruin. "It was intended as one, yes. I of course, don't actually intend to summon a demon that eats little Tavi here."
Meruin shrugged. "I'll take your word for it." Wouldn't have been the first time she's seen it attempted after all, even if the last attempt she'd seen ended up going sideways for the summoner instead. Polyanna had a difficult time trying to fix that particular mess. "Now, I'll be packing my things. We can have that discussion afterwards."
She stood up and made for her room.
”Woah, one last thing, Meri, before you go.”
She stopped with a sigh. "Must you keep calling me that? What is it then?"
“I was wondering if you would come hunting with me and a couple of friends?”
"...fairy hunting?" Viola raised an eyebrow. "Awfully reckless you know. Why do you want to find one anyways? I'm curious. Most humans stay far away from them as possible."
“Because what other statement is there to make than to make the Headmaster turn upside down when we prove him wrong!”
Nick took another sip of his tea. “What do you mean by ‘hunting?’ You’re not going to kill and eat one, are you?” He asked, an eyebrow arched.
“Contracting........Kay”
“Use that term from now on instead.” Nick said to her.
"...you want to...contract a fairy to surprise the headmaster?" Viola couldn't help but to laugh loudly. "You want to mess with forces you have barely any knowledge of, for a prank? Oh by Dagda, pfft."
“Hey, pulling a prank is a most noble cause.” Nick said to Viola.
"Oh I agree, I agree, but-" Viola said through a fit of laughter. "-I just wasn't expecting it...but how exactly would we be proving him wrong, hm?"
“Indeed! And why is the headmaster wrong?” Nick asked, pouring himself another cup of tea. “I’ve always been told Headmaster Niccolo is a great man.”
"Ah, I see. You're all touched in the head." Meruin said, nodding her head. "Or rather, why go through something so pointless?"
It was taking everything in her power not to set Viola’s dress on fire. After all, in La’Tavia’s mind, she deserves it. However, they are assigned rooms together and that alone had enough reason to keep as calm as possible to assess this situation. “Reason to prove him wrong? I meant surprise him. All I want to do is have fun and Meruin is the person I want to come with me. Because if she doesn’t, and I contract one without guidance, I just might not be able to keep those guys entertained. And who knows who will get dragged down into my problems....” She said with a mischievous look. “That would totally be a problem for you, wouldn’t it, Meruin?”
"That was quite a thinly veiled threat." Viola mused. "It would be a problem for everyone in the dorm if you meddled with the Fairfolk." Thinking for a moment, Viola smirked lightly. "But of course, I don't particularly care what you end up doing as long as you don't bother me. In fact, if you plan on going to the forest perhaps we can help each other." Viola glanced over to Meruin. "You see, I am a Novice. Incorrectly ranked, mind you. I've read pages from the Ars Goetia, read Theatrum Chemicum, and even a few grimoires. As you might know, Novices are prevented from accessing the forest. Get me access in whatever way you please, and I could possibly help in this endeavor of yours."
“Done!!, You in tea boy, Nick?”
"So, I don't suppose I can be excluded from this endeavor now?" If all La'Tavia needed was help getting a fairy, and Viola wanted to enter the forest (her being a Novice surpised Meruin) then her presence wasn't really needed now was it?
"I'd love to join you." Nick said, putting down the empty teacup. "I'll go get my gear." He said, trotting off to his room and coming back with several vials now holstered at his hip. He slid a seemingly empty vial from his pocket. "Want some invisibility potion? Can't have them seeing us sneaking you in." He said to Viola.
"It's a deal then!" Viola laughed. "I shall help you, and in return you get me into the forest." The fact that Tavia didn't further investigate or clarify what exactly that 'help' entailed was a test of sorts. One she had just failed, but she'd learn that lesson later. "That's one idea, but I feel like they'd have measure's against such a thing." Viola replied to nick with a small hum. "But by all means, we could certainly give it a try...that said, Meruin." Viola turned her head back to the other mage. "If possible, I still want to speak with you later when you're free. No rush or anything, I'd prefer to take things slow in any relationship, fufu."
“Hell no you aren’t excused. You’re coming too!! Because if you don’t,” She then looked at Meruin with a devious smile, “you may never have peace of mind again.”
Meruin withheld a groan, and replied tersely. "Noted, La'Tavia. It seems I am to be dragged into this." Shaking her head, she turned to Viola. "Come, let's continue this conversation in my room. In private," she emphasized the last word with a pointed look at her fiery-haired roommate.
“Hurry up! We leave in 30 minutes.” Then La’Tavia walked out of the room to round up the rest of the team.
Viola frowned lightly. Well that was odd. She expected her to take the bait. Oh well, so she was the energetically boring type. How unfortunate. No entertainment value at all. Pity. She was about to say something as well, but the redhead apparently decided to simply ignore her. Now that wouldn't do at all.
"I do believe dear Meruin said she had some business to attend to in her room." Viola said, walking over behind Tavia. She had business with Meruin as well, after all and she wasn't about to let this neanderthal potentially interfere, and as far as Viola was concerned Meruin had already agreed to speak with her. "But by all means, do interrupt the dear."
Meruin paused with unpacking. As expected, her bags contents were bigger on the inside than they were on the out. Currently, the only things she had unpacked were a set of books and her clothes. Eyes narrowing behind the door, she closed her luggage and snapped its lock into place.
"La'Tavia was it? What do you need?"
Seeing the girl’s room, she saw that all of the rooms were pretty bare but the same for each person, as usual. She looks down at Meruin and began, “Well I came to pick your brain about contracting Fairies.”Then she stepped to the side to reveal Viola behind her, “however this one followed me here so you have two guests, can we come in?”
"Followed? I was here first, you know, and Meruin already agreed to speak with me about something." Viola brushed past La'Tavia, seemingly unconcerned with her intrusion. "Besides, if its fairies your interested in I might be a better source. I used to play with the ones around the estate all the time."
With a sigh, the short mage snapped her luggage shut, and approached the door to her room. "Let's talk outside," she said, somewhat stiffly.
“Yeah!! Let’s sit around for Meri’s classroom.” La’Tavia jumper in excitement as she followed Meruin out into the main living room.
"What," came her deadpan response. "Meri? Excuse me?"
“You don’t like it?” The fire starter was puzzled at the girl’s response to her name being shortened and then changed. “I nickname all of my fiends.”
”Aha, well, I'll admit it is a rather cute one, little Meri." Viola replied with a smirk. "Mhm, in fact I don't think I could have come up with a better one myself, heh!" She giggled lightly, before following Meruin out.
Even though Viola laughed, it was true, La’Tavia thought the name was really cute. “I think you’re really cute Meri and I thought the names fit because of it. Plus it’s easy to say.”
Were she a lesser person, Meruin might have groaned, but she had her pride and kept silent instead. As she passed, she acknowledged the remaining member of their dorm with a nod.
Nick had been eating a biscuit. He dabbed his mouth off with a napkin and sipped his tea. “You sure know a lot about the fae, don’t you?” He said, taking a seat on the couch, saucer in hand.
Meruin shrugged. "As much as anyone that's taken the time to know them." She tilted her head over to Viola. "And assuming Viola was truthful, she would probably know a fair bit more than me." Which raised the question of why La'Tavia went to her instead.
"I don't lie dear...I may bend the truth at times, fufu, but lies are not something the world likes. My entire magic relies on truth to an extent after all." Viola replied with her usual impish tone. "The Fiore estate is quite remote and vast, and Mistress has gone to great lengths to ensure its a sanctuary for all sorts of magical creatures." Viola looked over to Tavia. "That said...she probably asked you because she realized I don't really feel like helping her, heh unless she gives me something of equal value in return."
“I didn’t ask you because I you never scratched my fancy.” La’Tavia replied rolling her eye. Most relationships between La’Tavia and someone else is decided before people meet her.....by La’Tavia itself. As selfish as she is, she doesn’t hide emotions and she doesn’t mince words. Her attitude towards Viola isn’t about like and dislike. She doesn’t dislike Viola, she just didn’t find anything worth while to like her for. “But, if Meri says you know more then I will ask you. What is it about Fairies that Headmaster is so worried about?”
"Didn't I already tell you? I wasn't joking when I said they'd eat you. Some find humans quite delicious to have over for dinner." She giggled. "And of course, if you make a contract with one then you'll probably have an entire swarm to deal with...it'll also be rather annoying for us since they'll probably take it as liberty to move here as they please."
"Among other things,” said Meruin, completely ignoring the use of the nickname that was forced on her. "And people unfamiliar with the Fae run the risk of boring them. *That* is especially dangerous."
“Uh huh,” La’Tavia sat and pondered for a moment over their words. It seems that before she makes a contract with one, she must first become familiar with one. Something she has not done since all she does is beat people up in the arena. “Sounds like I should watch my butt around them. And it seemed so fun. “ She then skunk into her chair, “I would not like to put everyone else in danger either. Have either of you made a contract with them before? Ya know, Fairies.”
"Yes. I had made one a few minutes ago in fact."
"Unfortunately, my mistress forbade me from doing so. Hag spoilsport."
“A Few minutes ago? How did you do that?” La’Tavia said sprinting up with full interest. “Ha ha yeah, overprotective moms right?” La’Tavia could relate to that one.
"Mm, a one time deal. A stack of pancakes in exchange for them delivering me to my room, unmolested." A fairly simple and difficult to misinterpret contract. The best kind, when it came to dealing with the fair folk.
"Heh, you have no idea Tavi, dear. Mistress Fiore was less mother and more...demon? Devil? Undead Wench? All of those, heh!" Viola chuckled as Meruin made her reply.
“You telling me? My mom refuses to let go! I’m like ‘Mom! Why would you teach me magic and then tell me not to train it.’ But it’s all good.”. As she replied, Viola’s character took a slight turn upwards in La’Tavia’s mind
"So, will that be all?" Hopefully it was. She hadn't even finished unpacking yet.
"Weeeellll, little Meruin I actually had something I wanted to discuss with you in private. Help regarding something of mine. A little contract between ourselves." Viola replied with a smile. "But that can wait until after you've unpacked, if you prefer. I'm certainly in no rush." Tavia was one of those blissfully stupid types, huh. They were talking about two entirely different things. Mistress Fiore was not her mother. Not in the slightest.
“No wait, you wanted to butt in sooooooo badly about what I wanted, spit it out, what was so important that you needed to interrupt what I wanted?”
"I'm going to summon a demon that's sole task is to eat you."
“Grow up kid, that’s not even worth pretending to be worried about.”
Meruins' response was a dry [color=darkgreen ]"I would think that summoning demons recklessly is rather worrying."[/color]
"You all have no sense of humor." Viola sighed, clicking her tongue derisively.
“The only thing fun for you is the misery of others, it’s completely obvious how boring you really are.”
"That was a joke?" said Meruin, tilting her head.
"...ouch, Tavi. That hurts. That really does.". Viola replied in a mock, fake hurt voice. "And here I thought we were besties after bonding briefly over our terrible mothers." Viola sighed, turning back to Meruin. "It was intended as one, yes. I of course, don't actually intend to summon a demon that eats little Tavi here."
Meruin shrugged. "I'll take your word for it." Wouldn't have been the first time she's seen it attempted after all, even if the last attempt she'd seen ended up going sideways for the summoner instead. Polyanna had a difficult time trying to fix that particular mess. "Now, I'll be packing my things. We can have that discussion afterwards."
She stood up and made for her room.
”Woah, one last thing, Meri, before you go.”
She stopped with a sigh. "Must you keep calling me that? What is it then?"
“I was wondering if you would come hunting with me and a couple of friends?”
"...fairy hunting?" Viola raised an eyebrow. "Awfully reckless you know. Why do you want to find one anyways? I'm curious. Most humans stay far away from them as possible."
“Because what other statement is there to make than to make the Headmaster turn upside down when we prove him wrong!”
Nick took another sip of his tea. “What do you mean by ‘hunting?’ You’re not going to kill and eat one, are you?” He asked, an eyebrow arched.
“Contracting........Kay”
“Use that term from now on instead.” Nick said to her.
"...you want to...contract a fairy to surprise the headmaster?" Viola couldn't help but to laugh loudly. "You want to mess with forces you have barely any knowledge of, for a prank? Oh by Dagda, pfft."
“Hey, pulling a prank is a most noble cause.” Nick said to Viola.
"Oh I agree, I agree, but-" Viola said through a fit of laughter. "-I just wasn't expecting it...but how exactly would we be proving him wrong, hm?"
“Indeed! And why is the headmaster wrong?” Nick asked, pouring himself another cup of tea. “I’ve always been told Headmaster Niccolo is a great man.”
"Ah, I see. You're all touched in the head." Meruin said, nodding her head. "Or rather, why go through something so pointless?"
It was taking everything in her power not to set Viola’s dress on fire. After all, in La’Tavia’s mind, she deserves it. However, they are assigned rooms together and that alone had enough reason to keep as calm as possible to assess this situation. “Reason to prove him wrong? I meant surprise him. All I want to do is have fun and Meruin is the person I want to come with me. Because if she doesn’t, and I contract one without guidance, I just might not be able to keep those guys entertained. And who knows who will get dragged down into my problems....” She said with a mischievous look. “That would totally be a problem for you, wouldn’t it, Meruin?”
"That was quite a thinly veiled threat." Viola mused. "It would be a problem for everyone in the dorm if you meddled with the Fairfolk." Thinking for a moment, Viola smirked lightly. "But of course, I don't particularly care what you end up doing as long as you don't bother me. In fact, if you plan on going to the forest perhaps we can help each other." Viola glanced over to Meruin. "You see, I am a Novice. Incorrectly ranked, mind you. I've read pages from the Ars Goetia, read Theatrum Chemicum, and even a few grimoires. As you might know, Novices are prevented from accessing the forest. Get me access in whatever way you please, and I could possibly help in this endeavor of yours."
“Done!!, You in tea boy, Nick?”
"So, I don't suppose I can be excluded from this endeavor now?" If all La'Tavia needed was help getting a fairy, and Viola wanted to enter the forest (her being a Novice surpised Meruin) then her presence wasn't really needed now was it?
"I'd love to join you." Nick said, putting down the empty teacup. "I'll go get my gear." He said, trotting off to his room and coming back with several vials now holstered at his hip. He slid a seemingly empty vial from his pocket. "Want some invisibility potion? Can't have them seeing us sneaking you in." He said to Viola.
"It's a deal then!" Viola laughed. "I shall help you, and in return you get me into the forest." The fact that Tavia didn't further investigate or clarify what exactly that 'help' entailed was a test of sorts. One she had just failed, but she'd learn that lesson later. "That's one idea, but I feel like they'd have measure's against such a thing." Viola replied to nick with a small hum. "But by all means, we could certainly give it a try...that said, Meruin." Viola turned her head back to the other mage. "If possible, I still want to speak with you later when you're free. No rush or anything, I'd prefer to take things slow in any relationship, fufu."
“Hell no you aren’t excused. You’re coming too!! Because if you don’t,” She then looked at Meruin with a devious smile, “you may never have peace of mind again.”
Meruin withheld a groan, and replied tersely. "Noted, La'Tavia. It seems I am to be dragged into this." Shaking her head, she turned to Viola. "Come, let's continue this conversation in my room. In private," she emphasized the last word with a pointed look at her fiery-haired roommate.
“Hurry up! We leave in 30 minutes.” Then La’Tavia walked out of the room to round up the rest of the team.
Need to see how something works
@TheHangedMan@Spike@Rune_Alchemist
La’Tavia checked Nick up and down , quickly three or four times. The look on her face was one of irritation as she thought to herself Did he not just hear what I just said? She quickly rushed passed the well-put-together boy and stormed off to her room. If you were close enough, you might feel the temperature rise a bit. La’Tavia slammed the door hard enough to startle someone who didn’t expect her mood to change in that manner. Then she let out a loud scream as she could not believe this guy would have the audacity to offer her tea. TEA!! For goodness sakes, she cannot stand tea!!
”I think I over reacted a bit,” she said a few moments later as she unpacked her things while cooling off. Looking at her room, it did seem plain though. ”I knew I should have brought decorations. Well, I can buy some here and make it more to my liking.”. She then walked out of her room to where everyone was and apologized to Nick, ”Hey Fam, sorry I crapped all over your offer, I’m not a fan of Tea and I really wanted to go contract a Fairy, so I thought it was kind of rude even though you had no idea.”
La’Tavia checked Nick up and down , quickly three or four times. The look on her face was one of irritation as she thought to herself Did he not just hear what I just said? She quickly rushed passed the well-put-together boy and stormed off to her room. If you were close enough, you might feel the temperature rise a bit. La’Tavia slammed the door hard enough to startle someone who didn’t expect her mood to change in that manner. Then she let out a loud scream as she could not believe this guy would have the audacity to offer her tea. TEA!! For goodness sakes, she cannot stand tea!!
”I think I over reacted a bit,” she said a few moments later as she unpacked her things while cooling off. Looking at her room, it did seem plain though. ”I knew I should have brought decorations. Well, I can buy some here and make it more to my liking.”. She then walked out of her room to where everyone was and apologized to Nick, ”Hey Fam, sorry I crapped all over your offer, I’m not a fan of Tea and I really wanted to go contract a Fairy, so I thought it was kind of rude even though you had no idea.”
In dorms on the same day
@Spike@Rune_Alchemist@TheHangedMan
So, there was nothing more annoying than people who take themselves too seriously. Literally, you could see the aggravation on her face. So when “Too Short McGreen Eyes” and “Emo Maid” in her mind replied in to her in a tone she took as condescending, she wanted to scorch the entire room. Then, a trauma flashed to her mind as she remembered her first her there where he did exactly that. Her face quickly twisted in fear as the image of Polyanna beating her down, healing her, and beating her down again. Then calling her mother, Lashauna and Poly were acquaintances from when Lashauna was a student, and her mom got involved in the punishment.
Snapping back to relality, and shaking the fear from her mind, she replied to the three people who all spoke to her. ”Oh, I forgot to introduce myself. My name is La’Tavia. And I am looking to contract a Fairy. Once we are done setting up our rooms, we will leave at once to prove to the Headmaster that no fairies will get the best of us!
So, there was nothing more annoying than people who take themselves too seriously. Literally, you could see the aggravation on her face. So when “Too Short McGreen Eyes” and “Emo Maid” in her mind replied in to her in a tone she took as condescending, she wanted to scorch the entire room. Then, a trauma flashed to her mind as she remembered her first her there where he did exactly that. Her face quickly twisted in fear as the image of Polyanna beating her down, healing her, and beating her down again. Then calling her mother, Lashauna and Poly were acquaintances from when Lashauna was a student, and her mom got involved in the punishment.
Snapping back to relality, and shaking the fear from her mind, she replied to the three people who all spoke to her. ”Oh, I forgot to introduce myself. My name is La’Tavia. And I am looking to contract a Fairy. Once we are done setting up our rooms, we will leave at once to prove to the Headmaster that no fairies will get the best of us!
“Oh my God Mom!! Chill out!! I’m not a child anymore!!” La’Tavia was stuck inside of the scalding embrace of her mom, whom has had issues letting go of her baby every year since she started school. La’Tavia and Lashauna both had the tendency of getting attached to those they care about. In the mother’s case, it was on the extreme side. Mrs. Vicious was someone whom lived with all her heart and if her husband weren’t such a powerful Master, he would have not survived their courting. La’Tavia was feeling like she wouldn’t survive the embrace. “L...et...ee.....ooh” the fire heart said as she tried to break free from the crushing embrace of her mother.
“Oooh boooooby.....,” her mother said driveling with snot and tears, “I done.....wan....you ta....ggg ooowwaaaahhhh.”
Finally, La’Tavia broke free of her mother’s embrace with an explosion of energy. “If you couldn’t let me go, then why did you bother training me?” She asked.
“I was just so excited that I just reacted.” The woman replied as she quickly switched her mood from sad to combative.
“Really!! Excited? EEVERY.....SINGLE.....TIME.....I GET HOME?” La’Tavia moved back as she finished gathering her bags around the couch in the living room.
“IF YOU WANT TO LEAVE THEN LEAVE!! SEE IF I CARE.” Lashauna’s mood swings were famous among family and friends. So this was a common occurrence with the two women. But the love is always there and Lashauna knew her mother well.
“Yes, you do care and I know you care about my safety. But remember,” La’Tavia got her bags completely together before walking back to her mom. She then grabbed the tear soaked hands of her mom and warmed them with magic, which was then returned by her mom, “you trained me mom. Have faith in the child you raised.“ With that, she kissed her mom on the face and walked out of the houses. Hopped into the cab and drove to school.
Walking through the Glyph, the Flame Heart made a beeline for the assembly building to not miss the opening ceremony. She was moving frantically as she was always late for the first day of school and for the exact same reason EVERY YEAR. So of course, she had a plan of action AND she knew she was there in time to make an appearance while getting the a breakfast of champions before the rest of the student body showed up.
Once she arrived, she knew she was late. The introduction from Mede had just finished and the Headmaster was walking up on stage. It did not take long before news caught her ears. “...Secondly, I can see some of you trying to form contracts with fairies. I advise you to reconsider. Trust me, you will not be able to pay their price.”
These words were a challenge obviously meant for La’Tavia Vicious as devious smile slowly crept upon her face. Immediately, she began walking out of the auditorium and walked to the dining area where she ate a hot meal and contemplated how she will gain a fairy familiar. “Maybe if I give them candy..... What about sharing......nooooooo what if it’s a girl....ooooo what about a hunky guy? They have to be stro...,” and then the light went off. Quickly, she finished her breakfast and made a plate to go and headed to her new room assignment.
“WHOSE UP FOR AN ADVENTURE!!” She kicked the door in not even caring if someone was actually inside the room. If you would see her, you could feel the heat turn up a bit as her fire-y spirit was set ablaze. She could see two people already there and continued. “YOU TWO!! COME WITH ME!! WE ARE FAIRY HUNTING!!”
“Oooh boooooby.....,” her mother said driveling with snot and tears, “I done.....wan....you ta....ggg ooowwaaaahhhh.”
Finally, La’Tavia broke free of her mother’s embrace with an explosion of energy. “If you couldn’t let me go, then why did you bother training me?” She asked.
“I was just so excited that I just reacted.” The woman replied as she quickly switched her mood from sad to combative.
“Really!! Excited? EEVERY.....SINGLE.....TIME.....I GET HOME?” La’Tavia moved back as she finished gathering her bags around the couch in the living room.
“IF YOU WANT TO LEAVE THEN LEAVE!! SEE IF I CARE.” Lashauna’s mood swings were famous among family and friends. So this was a common occurrence with the two women. But the love is always there and Lashauna knew her mother well.
“Yes, you do care and I know you care about my safety. But remember,” La’Tavia got her bags completely together before walking back to her mom. She then grabbed the tear soaked hands of her mom and warmed them with magic, which was then returned by her mom, “you trained me mom. Have faith in the child you raised.“ With that, she kissed her mom on the face and walked out of the houses. Hopped into the cab and drove to school.
Walking through the Glyph, the Flame Heart made a beeline for the assembly building to not miss the opening ceremony. She was moving frantically as she was always late for the first day of school and for the exact same reason EVERY YEAR. So of course, she had a plan of action AND she knew she was there in time to make an appearance while getting the a breakfast of champions before the rest of the student body showed up.
Once she arrived, she knew she was late. The introduction from Mede had just finished and the Headmaster was walking up on stage. It did not take long before news caught her ears. “...Secondly, I can see some of you trying to form contracts with fairies. I advise you to reconsider. Trust me, you will not be able to pay their price.”
These words were a challenge obviously meant for La’Tavia Vicious as devious smile slowly crept upon her face. Immediately, she began walking out of the auditorium and walked to the dining area where she ate a hot meal and contemplated how she will gain a fairy familiar. “Maybe if I give them candy..... What about sharing......nooooooo what if it’s a girl....ooooo what about a hunky guy? They have to be stro...,” and then the light went off. Quickly, she finished her breakfast and made a plate to go and headed to her new room assignment.
“WHOSE UP FOR AN ADVENTURE!!” She kicked the door in not even caring if someone was actually inside the room. If you would see her, you could feel the heat turn up a bit as her fire-y spirit was set ablaze. She could see two people already there and continued. “YOU TWO!! COME WITH ME!! WE ARE FAIRY HUNTING!!”
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