"Oh, wow. Because I'm your humble servant... Of course I will, your majesty!" Blaze took a short, sarcastic bow and headed over to fetch the 'Dragneel amount' of plates Mirajane was carrying. The white-haired, beautiful woman leaned down and gently played with Blaze's hair, causing the girl to smile cheerfully, "It's been a while since we last spoke. How are you doing you little firebrand? Settling into Fairy Hills okay?"
"You know me, Ms Mira. I'm just.. living the dream. The rent's not a problem now that I'm taking regular jobs." Blaze replied indifferently, followed by Mimi calling her over for something. Her dark red eyes twitched in their general direction, "Damn it... I'll put you out of the job if people keep asking me for things. I'll catch you later!" The redhead started running off in Iggy, Mimi and the newcomer's direction with the Fire Dragon Slayer's meal(s). Mirajane politely waved goodbye and went back to serving the Guild.
"Please refrain from calling me 'Blaze-chan', you guys... I'm not even half that measure of girlie," she said calmly as she held out Iggy's food, "And here you go. Just don't expect me to do this for you twice~!" she murmured at her bestie. Her eyes then met this 'Aurora', and she welcomingly smiled at the hopeful FT newbie. "Don't mind the attitude by the way - my bark is worse than my bite. Welcome to Fairy Tail!"
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"'Sup, Iggy?!" Blaze called over to her best pal in the guild, running over to see what was going on today. Maybe they would just chill out, perhaps they might pick up a job, they could just have fun in the guildhouse itself all day! Blaze loved it: her choices were all her own here! Getting close enough to chat without shouting, the redhead smirked and offered the slightly older fire mage a fist bump. Natsu and Lucy were still out... That was a thing. Blaze for one knew that Iggy wasn't one who could be contained for too long, despite being a little less hyperactive than his father.
"How's things, bro~?"
"How's things, bro~?"
I hope everyone likes dragons!! ^_^
"Oh, what would I do without the resident alchemist..." Aria felt like hugging Dianna as she took the small vial of pink liquid. Didn't matter how it tasted, the sneezing had to stop! What if something terrible happened, like a bandit raid or a dragon attack? The red-haired young lady pressed her nostrils together and hastily drank the potion before handing the little glass bottle back to Dianna. Sure enough, within but a few moments the swelling around her nose had completely disappeared. And now that there was no danger of sneezing over the alchemist, Aria gave her a short hug. "Thank you~ ...Now, where was I. Oh yes," Turning her eyes upward, Aria noticed the stars seeming to turn black as the night sky in a steady stream of movement, but they became bright again afterwards. That something that caused the disruption was huge.
"There it is...! Did you see it?!" A Whiterun Guard called over to Commander Caius in a hushed tone. "Like I said, all of you with the Odd Jobs should get back indoors - and now." Caius said, boldly as ever even with the threat of what lurked above the city.
Aria fixated her gaze on the figure as it flew South. She jolted in surprise as a roar bursted through the air, flames being spread en masse over to the Western Watchtower that had only just started repairs. Another roar opened up around Riverwood's direction, the flames spreading through the ancient Nordic forest surrounding it. And finally, a newly constructed guard post in the South began to freeze, the icy stream of death lighting up the treeline.
"Damn it! Three... Three of them! Sorjal, get Irileth and tell her we need half the guard force on station here in Whiterun as garrison, ready to fight! Tell her I'm headed West, and we'll get the Companions to fight at the Southern outpost! The forest near Riverwood will just have to wait until we're finished... Move it!" Commander Caius barked as a large amount of guards dressed up in their traditional yellow-coated chainmail ran out of the barracks. They were going to fight a Dragon... A Dragon! Surely enough the Companions would be able to take on their Dragon, those people wouldn't turn down the opportunity to battle with such a beast.
...But Riverwood was unprotected, with only a small force of guardsmen to save the people there. They barely had enough men to fight against a Vampire attack, let alone a damned Dragon. As Caius and his men rushed off, and Housecarl Irileth rudely awoke the Companions, Aria started giving her comrades a challenging expression. This night, innocent blood would be spilled unless somebody gave priority to Riverwood's defence.
"What do you guys say? Sit this out, or go see what Dragons are made of...?" Aria asked, her usually calm tone having turned a little rougher. Her bored expession had become 'game-on'. While the Odd Jobs might not seem like a bunch suited to fighting impossible battles, Aria and Cronic themselves have been known to beat unbeatable odds during the earliest days of the business' existence. "I imagine the reward for slaying a dragon is a.. hefty amount," she added, making sure to get the word 'profitable' in.
"There it is...! Did you see it?!" A Whiterun Guard called over to Commander Caius in a hushed tone. "Like I said, all of you with the Odd Jobs should get back indoors - and now." Caius said, boldly as ever even with the threat of what lurked above the city.
Aria fixated her gaze on the figure as it flew South. She jolted in surprise as a roar bursted through the air, flames being spread en masse over to the Western Watchtower that had only just started repairs. Another roar opened up around Riverwood's direction, the flames spreading through the ancient Nordic forest surrounding it. And finally, a newly constructed guard post in the South began to freeze, the icy stream of death lighting up the treeline.
"Damn it! Three... Three of them! Sorjal, get Irileth and tell her we need half the guard force on station here in Whiterun as garrison, ready to fight! Tell her I'm headed West, and we'll get the Companions to fight at the Southern outpost! The forest near Riverwood will just have to wait until we're finished... Move it!" Commander Caius barked as a large amount of guards dressed up in their traditional yellow-coated chainmail ran out of the barracks. They were going to fight a Dragon... A Dragon! Surely enough the Companions would be able to take on their Dragon, those people wouldn't turn down the opportunity to battle with such a beast.
...But Riverwood was unprotected, with only a small force of guardsmen to save the people there. They barely had enough men to fight against a Vampire attack, let alone a damned Dragon. As Caius and his men rushed off, and Housecarl Irileth rudely awoke the Companions, Aria started giving her comrades a challenging expression. This night, innocent blood would be spilled unless somebody gave priority to Riverwood's defence.
"What do you guys say? Sit this out, or go see what Dragons are made of...?" Aria asked, her usually calm tone having turned a little rougher. Her bored expession had become 'game-on'. While the Odd Jobs might not seem like a bunch suited to fighting impossible battles, Aria and Cronic themselves have been known to beat unbeatable odds during the earliest days of the business' existence. "I imagine the reward for slaying a dragon is a.. hefty amount," she added, making sure to get the word 'profitable' in.
...Oh well! See ya' Irish! ^_^
Erin spent a moment simply examining Renny and Inuel after Kolinn had whispered in her ear. To blatantly ask for a Jedi felt odd - and not just because a bunch of Jedi were standing right here in disguise. They were outlaws now. One had to wonder if the Empire's networks had already reached Nar'Shaddaa, and if so, even bringing up the topic might attract very much unwanted attention. The patrons of the cantina wouldn't even receive a glance from Lady Niré Arazel, as she was faithful that her Noghri bodyguard threw more scares into them than was required to deter the scum. After clearing her throat, the young Alderaanian Noblewoman began to speak, hushed of course.
"You will forgive my being blunt, but this is a matter of the utmost importance. I seek a.. Jedi, somewhere here on Nar'Shaddaa. I have no specific details on this person, just to make this easier for you. Is there anything you can tell me?" Her voice was much more straight sounding and elegant when 'in-character', odd when compared to her more casual tones as Erin. 'Lady Niré' seemed chilled out, but at the same time carried a serious demeanour. Her gaze was focused, her expression calm, but her bodily stance was almost seductively relaxed. Oh, Erin was enjoying this so much...!
"You will forgive my being blunt, but this is a matter of the utmost importance. I seek a.. Jedi, somewhere here on Nar'Shaddaa. I have no specific details on this person, just to make this easier for you. Is there anything you can tell me?" Her voice was much more straight sounding and elegant when 'in-character', odd when compared to her more casual tones as Erin. 'Lady Niré' seemed chilled out, but at the same time carried a serious demeanour. Her gaze was focused, her expression calm, but her bodily stance was almost seductively relaxed. Oh, Erin was enjoying this so much...!
Would've preferred that...
But sure, I'll post a little later on.
But sure, I'll post a little later on.
"A large diamond, huh? ...Yeah, I can imagine we'll need our expert finder-guy for something like that."
Aria simply sat through all the everyday madness going on in the Odd Jobs shop, one hand now gently petting the stray cat. "Well, maybe it's not as boring as I thought..." she smiled cheerfully as the scents of alchemical practice and.. skooma.. filled the building. Her smile fell and her eyes widened as she singled out that one aroma. "Damn it, I told you to open the windows beforeha-AA-..AACHOO!"
The stray was surprised, it got up and raced across Aria's legs onto the desk, sitting there with as much a puzzled look you could get from the scruffy feline. Aria's eyes began to water as her cheeks and nose turned bright red. Of all the things in the world she could be allergic to, skooma had to make her descend into sneezing fits! She swiftly exited the building and stood outside the door holding her gloved hands in front of her face. There was an occasional harsh curse between the high-pitched sneezes, but her anger usually faded pretty quickly.
...Despite not being able to hear herself think, the redheaded half-Akaviri thought she could hear something pierce through the night sky. Not like a howl, no... It didn't belong to anything like a wolf. Not being able to look at the damned sky because of her infernal sneezing was now making her more afraid than miffed. More than once she'd heard travelers and guardsmen tell people to 'watch the skies'. That echoing, piercing sound grew louder, and then went totally silent roughly a mile out from Whiterun. It had the guards on edge, that was very evident. Some began to fix their gaze to the heavens, while others tried backing into a tight space. Commander Caius, however, put on his war face and grabbed a long lance from the guardhouse.
"Miss Odd Jobs, you might want to go inside." The massive Imperial called over from just down the street. Aria waved her hand dismissively, but truly felt like ditching and returning to the safety of indoors.
Aria simply sat through all the everyday madness going on in the Odd Jobs shop, one hand now gently petting the stray cat. "Well, maybe it's not as boring as I thought..." she smiled cheerfully as the scents of alchemical practice and.. skooma.. filled the building. Her smile fell and her eyes widened as she singled out that one aroma. "Damn it, I told you to open the windows beforeha-AA-..AACHOO!"
The stray was surprised, it got up and raced across Aria's legs onto the desk, sitting there with as much a puzzled look you could get from the scruffy feline. Aria's eyes began to water as her cheeks and nose turned bright red. Of all the things in the world she could be allergic to, skooma had to make her descend into sneezing fits! She swiftly exited the building and stood outside the door holding her gloved hands in front of her face. There was an occasional harsh curse between the high-pitched sneezes, but her anger usually faded pretty quickly.
...Despite not being able to hear herself think, the redheaded half-Akaviri thought she could hear something pierce through the night sky. Not like a howl, no... It didn't belong to anything like a wolf. Not being able to look at the damned sky because of her infernal sneezing was now making her more afraid than miffed. More than once she'd heard travelers and guardsmen tell people to 'watch the skies'. That echoing, piercing sound grew louder, and then went totally silent roughly a mile out from Whiterun. It had the guards on edge, that was very evident. Some began to fix their gaze to the heavens, while others tried backing into a tight space. Commander Caius, however, put on his war face and grabbed a long lance from the guardhouse.
"Miss Odd Jobs, you might want to go inside." The massive Imperial called over from just down the street. Aria waved her hand dismissively, but truly felt like ditching and returning to the safety of indoors.
"NOPE!" Hana decided the girls' fate on the spot and smashed them together with Joseph in the middle, making oh so sure not to break their delicate heads open. Or maybe they were thick skulled, seeing as they couldn't take in how dangerous it was to mess with Hana's privacy and personal life. "...Okay, I'm calm now."
As Hana let go, Misaki slumped to the floor with a puzzled expression on her face, her eyes swirling. With the twisted logic the two had, she just couldn't understand why they deserved that!
Aegis rolled his eyes at the sight of the blue-haired girls completely dazed by the shock and force at which Mrs Emiya slammed their heads together. "Perhaps not the best idea, boss. You might be just like your sister, but~ ...pfft!" he teased Misa with an uncommon smirk, "You have nothing on the teachers." He chuckled as he continued to stroke Emily's hair.
As Hana let go, Misaki slumped to the floor with a puzzled expression on her face, her eyes swirling. With the twisted logic the two had, she just couldn't understand why they deserved that!
Aegis rolled his eyes at the sight of the blue-haired girls completely dazed by the shock and force at which Mrs Emiya slammed their heads together. "Perhaps not the best idea, boss. You might be just like your sister, but~ ...pfft!" he teased Misa with an uncommon smirk, "You have nothing on the teachers." He chuckled as he continued to stroke Emily's hair.
Following the White Rabbit receiving a poking from Alice and a hug from Kouichi, both of it's large ears got pulled upwards by another of the gathered 'humans'. "Oooh, they feel so real!" the girl spoke slowly in fascination as she instead began stroking his head alongside the Japanese kid as he hugged the.. talking.. rabbit.. Oh yes, it spoke - quite formally at that. This felt too weird to be real, but everyone else in Hayleigh's dream sure looked real enough!
"I must be losing it... Maybe I should start directing more time to sleeping after all." Arthur's dull tone sounded as he strolled towards the White Rabbit. The bored-looking young man began rubbing his eyes, opening them again only to frown. He was supposed to be sitting at his desk in front of a laptop, not in some random forest clearing... His sister was here, too. Perhaps it wasn't some extra-wild dream.
"You, rabbit. Explanations - now," he said.
Hayleigh meanwhile was absorbed in petting their well-dressed talking animal.
"I must be losing it... Maybe I should start directing more time to sleeping after all." Arthur's dull tone sounded as he strolled towards the White Rabbit. The bored-looking young man began rubbing his eyes, opening them again only to frown. He was supposed to be sitting at his desk in front of a laptop, not in some random forest clearing... His sister was here, too. Perhaps it wasn't some extra-wild dream.
"You, rabbit. Explanations - now," he said.
Hayleigh meanwhile was absorbed in petting their well-dressed talking animal.
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