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5 mos ago
WAIT HARAMBE DIED ON MY BIRTHDAY?!
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5 mos ago
I have now been alive for 20 years. How in the fuck.
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6 mos ago
would've loved to explore the concept of a Marshmallow Marshlands.
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6 mos ago
The only time I've shown interest in a Nation RP was something based off Candyland of all things, but it was dead in the water before all of us were able to submit CSes. A shame too,
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8 mos ago
Hi yes, we talking normal skittles? Hershey's chocolate?

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Funny how quickly things turned around. The party had ended in a showdown, and now Oros did want to take part as if it was some sort of demented game. Dina felt, once again the weight of her words being scattered to ash.

What was the point of trying to be just and honorable, if people just disregarded her intentions to appease as yet another game. Her ears folded, and once again Oros had left her truly without words.

"Have it your way." She said, icyly. She probably didn't understand what was she trying to achieve with this. Probably being the centre of attention. After her piece was done, she then rushed out to a side, trying to hide her obvious displeasure.

She had a century old poise, but some things still hurt.

What she didn't know was that someone had already taken note of her reaction, her expression. Finn had only waited until things seemed calm again to check on her. He excused himself from the table to grab some more ale, but quietly stopped by Dina first.

"Are you alright, Miss?" He'd gently ask.

Dina raised an eyebrow. "Lady Dina." She answered at the kid's response. "Is that evident? One can get so far with props and songs, before the true nature of these people resurface. I'm tired." The catgirl said. "I assume you're a new face, as you've never met me before. I am delighted to be acquainted with you, circumstances not withstanding."

She said, before moving a few steps, her tail dragging along. "I shall be fine... just some stupid backslash."

Finn slightly frowned. "I think I already know why." He looked back to the crowd. Or more specifically, the Ascendancy members and those who challenged Rachel as well. "Not the first time I delt with people like that. Especially like that over-zealous woman." His brows furrowed for a second. "Truely, my friend and I were visiting from Europe for today but it seems things have changed without us knowing. I'll have to talk with my patron, see if we have to stay for a while." He explained. His frown didn't dispate when she tried to reassure him.

"You're tense, Lady Dina. That I can tell. Helped keep everyone in check, I assume? A noble task it is, but one can only do so much before they burn out themselves." He stepped up next to Dina and held out a hand for her to shake. "I'm Finn Vanhorn. And you should probably rest before your match.

"Two matches. I need to win two matches. That brigand wants to have fun by stealing from others again. I had thought her to be better." Dina said. "Dina of the House of Denisov. Regent of Penrose, but not many are aware of that fact yet." She looked at the hand that was being offered. A very passable courtesy, but who was she ask about courtly manners? Sanctuary was already difficult to pull of, but the people of Penrose... were not known for niceties.

She took the hand carefully and shook it. "That much is obvious, mister Vanhorn, but the question is, will I be able to afford it?" She said. "A fellow power user huh. You've come to a ghastly place." Despite her evident tiredness, her stance and words had regained her careful regal tone.

Finn's eyes widened. He was in the presence of a noble, and this is how he acts? How absurd! "Forgive my ignorance, Lady Denisov." He retracted his hand to bow instead. "I wasn't aware Penrose housed royalty. The boy remained calm, even when Dina noticed they had the same power.

He chuckled. "The Power of Friendship, hm? Frankly I find it to be a grim irony. I don't care much for people, not for how long I've resided here, or for those who stabbed me in the back." Finn shrugged. "Alas, those same people tend to be drawn to me for some reason... Ah, well, it does prove useful sometimes. But still, if you wish, I can hold down the fort until the matches begin." He suggested.

"Look at there. We have Odin amidst our midst. There's no way we can hold the fort with... his attitude." Dina sighed. "We can only try for our best." Her eyes went to Finn's reaction. "Royalty? Not quite. I was once upon a time acquainted with the Romanovs... but that is an once forgotten memory."

"Besides, it takes very little for them to disregard the nudges. And fall again in shortsightedness. Like spoiler toddlers. It's the curse of magical power I guess." answered. "But if you wish to ingratiate with me, Mr Vanhorn, better think on how flight footed you are in case we have to leave. I am not alone here. There are acquaintances."

How he didn't notice the norse god among them was a mystery, even to himself. But from what he gathered, Odin was being...a bit of a bastard in his own rite. Finn grimaced at the thought. "Noted." Though Dina's advice admittedly concerned him;He could easily shift to the Overcity or borrow the speed of a cheetah, he had to ask.

"Acquaintances? Is there a chance you can introduce me to them?"

Dina looked at Finn. "Mayhaps when the time is better suited... I must apologize, but I have to be more selective of my acquaintances from now on. Please disregard my words." She added, her words with a slight edge of bluntness.

Finn nodded. "Don't worry, I know what you mean."

"Hm." Dina just hummed in response. It wasn't like this boy... or man was by any chance a knight in needed of purpose, and if his compulsion was as bad as she was, then he was trying to get her appeased for the sake of it. Still, it was worth a shot to get him acquainted.

"Perhaps you can help in some way. Odin's chosen is my acquaintance. Quite an unruly, rude child, but one with enough potential. Not unlike the one who appeared to go at Justine's beck and call. Pass a message to her. Why should I fight my own battles if I have battlemongers..."

It wasn't that he was trying to get on her good grace on purpose, Finn was tempted to clarify that to the Empress. Maybe he was in denial over his good nature, or maybe his Power of Friendship felt as natural as breathing. Regardless, he was always willing to hear someone out.

"Alright, what do you want me to tell her?" He asked. He might have to take a bit to find said recipient though...

"Just avoid she chokes on cake and tell her there's a fight. It can't be missed, she's the girl with the most impressive wings of the entire party." Dina said, tired.

Finn looked around to spy anyone with wings, then nodded. "Hm, got it. I'll check back on you later!" With that, he walked off and over to Sanngridr. His refill of ale forgotten for the moment.

Sann had been left to her devices after sharing some interaction with a fellow glutton called Viva, so she had chosen once more to keep eating cake. She did notice Finn pretty quickly as she grinned while licking her lips.

"Oh, an edgelord. Nice. Do you want to have a nice evening with Sann? " She said, tilting her head with a grin.

Finn visibly flinched. "Uh, no thank you. I approach on buisness, not pleasure." he frowned, shrugging off what she called him for now. "Lady Denisov requested I inform you that there's a fight, possibly the Keijo match comming up. I don't care much for it, but she probably wanted you there as audience." Finn explained.

"The who? Ah, yes! Granny Kitty. Yes, she wanted me to hunt Sanctuary enemies. Has the time come for the reckoning?" She said, closing up on Finn, without any kind of personal space whatsoever, her wings blotting out all the view. "And can I get you as prize? You seem a good prize, instead of these whatever travel around the world trips I have gotten."

The boy tried to back away from Sann, slowly becoming anxious. "F-Forgive me ma'am, you seem like a nice girl but-!" Finn gently pushed her away from him, to regain some space. "Maybe there's someone else that can trade with you, but I'm no prize!" He laughed his worries off.

"Oh, but you are a prize. Aren't all magical boys? The chosen ones, you can get almost any girl you want." Sann said chuckling. "But I have to be a nice girl. Allfather is watching, and I got in far too much trouble for chasing things that don't belong in a battlefield."

She clapped her hands. "You kinda remind me of Reaver, to be fair."

Whew, atleast she won't bother him. For now at least. Though at the mention of Reaver, Finn tilted his head with a brow raised. "Friend of yours, I'm guessing?"

"Not quite. A simp." She said. "A stupid simp who got roasted by Odin. Also is your friend tasty? He's been looking at me staring daggers."

Okay, now Finn was just unamused. "Are you saying I'm a goddamn simp?! Rude!" though before he could get an answer, Sann had turned her attention to Oliver, who was ready to intervene if she didn't leave Finn alone. "Ah. Uh, I don't know if you can uh...eat...ghosts, but I'd probably leave him be. Could be poisonous." Finn had a slight grimace, turning around to reassure Oliver that he was okay.

"I'm a valkyrie." Sann said. "In training." She added. "You certainly look like one. Well, some people are into that." The winged girl retracted her wings. "Alright, time to get down to business and stomp...uh, is that the Ascendancy tramp and Oros?"

"I think I love you. Or granny Kitty." She giggled.

Before Finn could say anything else, Oliver had hurried over and grabbed him by the shoulders, pulling him away from the deranged valkyrie. "Thank ya very kindly for your time Madam, but my friend here isn't looking for a relationship at the moment and we should really get back to our seats, okay? Ciao~!" With that, the ghost would drag Finn back to their table.

"You look way tastier anyway. Ah well...time...for...fighting." She trailed off.

Once the duo was back to safety, Oliver sat Finn down before sitting in his chair again. "You okay? She didn't try anything with you did she??" If one observed close enough, the ghost's tone when talking with Finn was different from if he was talking to someone else.

Finn only shuddered. "Thankfully no. Strange one, she is."

Oliver looked at him for a moment, then sighed. "You got to be more careful, Finn. We're not in Kansas anymore, and who knows what may try to hurt us both. You didn't even get more ale did you?"

The other boy glanced down at his empty cup. "...Oh."

"It's fine. I can manage her." Dina said, as she offered a pitcher to Finn. "I just needed to get away from people for the time being."

"Eh, whatever keeps her from hurting 'em." Oliver shrugged. While Finn held out his glass for Dina to pour him a refill.

"Thank you, Lady Denisov." Finn said to her with a polite smile.

"Denisova." Dina said. "Russian girl surnames have different endings." Dina corrected. "Tis' a fine piece that girl. Took too much power at once... without having the ego to hold it at bay. Sanctuary was practically made for these cases... And I don't want to risk a second outburst by telling Her Highness about Oros."

"Ah, right. Forgive me once more, if you can." Finn nervously chuckled, scratching the back of his head. Then Dina explained what the deal with Sann was. Both boys' eyes widened.

"Wait, so we're dealin' with a Monster Queen teetering towards going full ballistic on us? You do have a plan in case that happens, don't ya?" Oliver appeared concerned. "And who the hell is this Oros chick???"

"Not quite a Queen. But if someone keeps feeding her coins, she will. " Dina said. "As for Oros it's a long story. Loves to get thrills and attention." Dina said.

"Coins?? She's not part seagull is she- Ow." Oliver tried to joke, but got interrupted by Finn elbowing him.

"Well regardless, we'll keep an eye out." Finn nodded.

"Devourer and Destroyer. I think." Dina said, her eyes narrowing at Oliver. "You seem to forget that restrained monster girls and monster boys are the exception rather than the rule, mister."

Oliver quickly straigtened himself up. "Sorry ma'am, will behave ma'am."

"Don't worry about him, we look out for each other. As long as anyone he cares for doesn't get badly hurt, he won't be tearing down the place any time soon." Finn whispered to Dina, explaining Oliver's mental mutation.

Dina just blinked. "Come to think of it, we do need more knights at Sanctuary. Shane is not even a monster boy, and while we appreciate his work... more monster kind would actually appease the more radical of the individuals."

The two looked at each other, taking a moment to discuss between themselves. Afterwards, they looked back to Dina. "Well...after we catch up with our patron, we can visit the Sanctuary and see if we can help some. Is that alright with you?" Finn asked.

"As long as you do not belong to the Ascendancy...which I doubt." Dina said. "You are most welcome, even if the Sanctuary is supposed to be hidden these days."

At the mention of the Ascendancy, Finn furrowed his brows. "Don't worry. We know better than to associate with them." He reassured Dina, Oliver gently patting his back.

Dina raised an eyebrow. Maybe these two were lovers? Queer things she had seen in her days... It was then when a couple of wings engulfed her, as an all too familiar Valkyrie was invading someone else's space as well.

"Cute kitty wants to fight that stupid Ascendancy... I will help. But let me pet you before..." Sann had said.

"Shit." Oliver swored under his breath with Sann appearing next to Dina. While Finn didn't say anything himself, not yet. He was curious. He wanted to see how Dina could handle someone like her.

Dina tensed up, very much like an unwilling cat at first, at her invasion of her personal space. "After." She said deliberatedly eyeing Sann. "And I will let you eat tea and pastries." She cooed towards the rude monster girl, who just tilted her head.

"Tea...is good." She said, before releasing Dina and skipping a couple of steps. "I need to whack them, right?"

"At Keijo...actually."

"Sounds boring...but alright, Granny Kitty." She pouted, as she began to walk once more towards the crowd.

"Hm..." Finn watched as Sann left them be again, then turned back to Dina. "Not bad."
Everyone was arriving and a flurry of gifts were being given out. Scurrying around the Djinn girl was doing her best to sort out any issues with gifts of the like. Melisa for instance got a bunch of chocolates that she couldn't even eat. For the moment it didn't seem like anyone was up to trading with the doll girl so Ruby assured her she could replace it with an alternative.

"Well we can work something out. Let me see." The girl held up her clipboard and flipped to a short list of alternatives. While she looked Kayli and Eliza arrived. "One moment, I need to- Oh." She noticed that the parent wish had been accepted by the now woman. She would walk over and put her hands on her hips, shaking her head. "Kayli, Kayli. Why am I not surprised." She didn't elaborate further, though perhaps she didn't need to. Eliza had gotten her gift and she handed Kayli hers. "Merry Christmas!"

Opening her gift Kayli found that she had the chance to revive someone of her choice. This was quite a gift. For a bit she considered who she could bring back. After a bit though she decided to wait and figure out what to do with it. Somehow she felt there were others that could make better use of it than herself. "Thank you very much."

Leaning down a bit she motioned to Ruby. "This is the girl you can ask about the age thing."

"Hm?" She looked back and forth between the two.

Eliza appeared nervous. "Uhm, yeah! I saw whatever-you-did turn Kayli into an adult, and uh, mentioned that some magicals would want their ages back cause of the whole adult-turned-kid thing!" she'd start to explain. "And well, both Kayli and Connie suggested that I go to you, and see a-about helping me get my actual age back. W-Without turning me mundane, of course!"

Giving a look to the woman for a moment, she nodded her head from side to side. "Well, I can only do something like that so many times. What age are we talking?" For now she would humor the thought. At this time she had a greater access to her patrons magic to grant all of these gifts being handed out.

The witch scratched at her cheek. "I was twenty-five when Maura hired me. I-If you can't go that far, maybe somewhere between my age now and that?"

Tapping on the clipboard a bit she would glance at Melisa who was waiting in the wings. Considering something she nodded to herself. "Alright. You're in luck.then because I have something extra from a defunct wish. It should age you up somewhere between that range." Raising up a hand a life size Super Mushroom would appear in her hand.

"Mamma Mia..." Eliza's eyes lit up at the sight of the cartoony mushroom. Definetly not something you'd see everyday. She then turned her attention to her gift; the toga folded in her arms, and held it out in front of her. Eliza glanced back to Ruby. "Is this concidered a trade?"

Giving a nod she would hold out her other hand. "Yeah, I think in this case it's only fair. I was thinking about trading it to her, but I'm pretty sure she won't want it." She motioned to the doll.

With a silent "Oh." Eliza thought for a moment. She walked over to Melisa. "Hey, Melisa! Do you wanna trade gifts? I feel like you'll have more use for this than I do." With a smile, she held out the toga, offering it to the doll. "This can change into any outfit you want, and maybe it can change sizes too!"

Looking a bit surprised at the offer, the tiny girl looked at the clothing. It could change into any outfit? Something clicked with that idea and she gave a smile. Then she hesitated. "Are you sure?" She picked up the box of chocolates that she got.

"Mhm!" Eliza nodded.

"Well, thank you! I wasn't sure what I was going to do with these." She took the toga and handed the chocolates to Eliza. The item was way too big for her, but as she draped it over herself it began to shrink down to her size. "Hey it works!" She smiled with glee. For the moment though it would disappear in favor of the thematic attire.

The witch giggled. "Glad you like it!"

With that out of the way, Eliza turned her attention back to Ruby, box of chocolates in her hands. "Ah, sorry! When you mentioned trading the mushroom with Melisa, it didn't feel right just taking it from her, yknow?" She'd hold the box out to Ruby. "If the offer still stands, do you happen to take chocolate?"

Grinning a bit, Ruby took the box approvingly. "That was very nice of you. I wasn't sure what I was going to give her to be honest. Here you go." She held out the other item to Eliza to take.

Eliza grabbed the Super Mushroom. "So what should I do with this? Eat it? Absorb it like in the actual games??" She asked.

Before she could get an answer the item vanished. Characteristically to the Super Mario games, Eliza's form abruptly flickered from her younger and older self for a few frames before it stopped and she now stood as a woman in her early twenties. The dark appearance of her clothes didn't last long though as the holiday magic kicked in.

After the transformation, the now woman stood there, dumbfounded and speechless. Eliza looked herself over, looked at Ruby, then Kayli, then around the room. Then she finally found her voice.

"...H-How do I look?"

Having just watched someone rapidly age, Melisa stood there blinking for several seconds herself. "Wow, you look so pretty." The tiny girl clapped playfully.

"You look beautiful, Eliza." Kayli reaffirmed.

Eliza's face flushed slightly from the compliments, then broke into a grin. "Thanks. Oh, and thank you too, Ruby!" She thanked the Djinn girl, bowing a bit.

"You're very welcome. Merry Christmas ma'am." She winked. Her attention turned as otheres seemed intent on some kind of fighting. She sighed and shook her head. "Typical. At least it's just Keijo. That girl has no idea what she's agreeing to." The girl snickered just a bit.
Should be before the whole White Elephant thing.

Eliza was still uncertain if she could be left alone, that much was obvious. So when Kayli went to go talk with Connie and Mia, she waited nearby until they were done. What she didn't expect was Kayli turning into an actual adult as per their contract. It left the witch stunned. She knew there were magicals who could naturally age; even if their transformed state was set to a specific age, those with the Prime power, then there was rare cases like Binky. So where did that leave Kayli?

Kayli would begin to direct Connie and Mia back to the main hall to meet up with everyone else. Standing up after giving the two a loving hug she would notice Eliza's presence and look in her direction. "Eliza..." There was a brief pause as she seemed to assess the girl's reaction. She would pick up the thought though with a smile and she held her hands out to her sides. "What do you think?" Despite the change the woman didn't seem all that flustered about it.

"You've...actually grown..." Eliza blinked. After a moment however, she pouted. "Lucky! Some of us would kill to get our old ages back!"

That detail she hadn't really considered. Then again there really wasn't a way for Kayli to have anticipated the result. It could have given her a disguise or some other magical thing. The realization was evident as her expression changed from a smile to a light frown. "Mmm, I suppose you're right. I didn't really plan for this, but I wanted to fullfil a wish for Connie."

Connie herself had just finished telling Gaia about all the fun she had been having with Rose and Iris, and how she had subsequently gone sledding with Kayli and Eliza. This had also been fun, although Eliza still seemed to be on edge about something, which only got worse when Kayli had briefly left the two of them to get to know each other better, while she had an important talk with one of her other friends. That had been rather awkward for poor Connie. She always hated to see people upset, especially during holidays, but she didn’t really know how to cheer Eliza up and she had always been pretty terrible when it came to socializing anyway. Thankfully, Kayli soon returned, and presented Connie with quite an astounding offer. Connie was still quite a bit stunned by the aftermath of that, when she heard the nearby Eliza say something about how some magical girls would love to go back to their original ages. Now, she herself hadn’t changed ages or genders when she had become a magical girl, but she now knew from experience that some unfortunate people did. Perhaps that was why Eliza was so dejected? Maybe if she could return to her original age, she would start to enjoy herself. With this idea in mind, Connie tentatively walked over.

“U-Umm…” she began hesitantly. “I-If y-you’d l-like t-to b-become o-older, E-Eliza, t-then w-why d-don’t y-you a-ask w-whoever h-helped K-Kayli t-to h-help y-you, t-too? I-I m-mean, it is C-Christmas,” she added with a nervous smile. “S-So, m-maybe they could g-give y-you a C-Christmas miracle?”

"Eh?!?"

Rubbing her chin a bit Kayli would look off into the distance. She supposed maybe Ruby could do that. Certainly was something the girl was capable of. At the moment though she wasn't really sure where to find her. The announcement about the feast and White Elephant would be called though which gave her an idea. "They might be able to help. Couldn't hurt to ask I suppose. Let's head to the hall, I'm sure they should be there. How does that sound?" She would suggest and look back to Eliza.

Eliza quickly looked between Connie and Kayli, appearing alarmed by the suggestion. "God, I-I don't know! I've gotten so used to being a kid again, I never thought of finding a way to become an adult again! Well, besides leaving my organization and turning back to normal..." she mumbled the last part, glancing to the side. "I don't even know what they'd think- What Maura would think!"

Seeing that Eliza was a bit conflicted, Kayli stepped over and put a hand on the girl's shoulder. "Don't worry too much about it. If you don't want to or aren't sure then you don't have to do anything right now. Let's just see what the rest of the event has for us first, okay?" She would reassure.

Eliza looked back to Kayli, and her expression softened. "...I'll think on it, but yeah."

With a nod Kayli would begin to lead them and before long they were all back at the hall to meet up with everyone else and receive their gifts.
Eventually all of Majora's characters would join the others in the Feast Hall, cause it'd take too long to wrangle everyone up from their collabs and groups. Eliza stuck by Kayli, still worried about her own state of mind, Amanda and Valerie regrouped and sat down next to each other, and Finn went to meet Betty's friends; Oliver soon joining him.

Maura herself didn't know where to sit. Either with Rowena or with her agents. Either way, she expected the outcome to be...not so pleasant. So she decided to remain standing nearby.

Then it was time for White Elephant. Like everyone else who had signed up, Eliza, Amanda, and Valerie were some of the few who got their presents.

Surprisingly Lily got Eliza's gift first. The witch's eyes widened when the other girl read the note outloud, then grinned when she tried the artifact out. "You're welcome, glad you like it!!" Eliza yelled back with a laugh. She then turned her attention to her own gift.

"My gift to you is any outfit you desire. Huh?"

Eliza reached into the box and pulled out a toga. Weird. Did the note get mixed up with a different present? The witch glanced the article over. She did kinda wish for a different party outfit at that moment. With that thought, the toga changed into a basic santa dress. Oh. "So that's how that works. Neat!"

Then Fanfan, who Valerie recognized as one of the Ascendancy members, got the android's gift. A heavenly cake, fit for royalty. She didn't think much of her choice but from Fanfan's reaction, she probably made a good one. Valerie smiled slightly, then read her note.

"My gift to you is a glance of what could've been."

Without looking into the box, Valerie reached in and pulled out a small scroll. Must be a modified mystic artifact, she thought. She opened the scroll, and her eyes widened.

"Val? What is it??" Seeing her expression made Amanda curious. And a bit concerned. After a moment the android quickly closed the scroll and she turned to smile at Amanda.

"This thing can let me see what could've been if I didn't become a magical girl, look me in the eyes and tell me you don't seen something like that everyday!"

"That's cool, but is it a good memory or...?

"Good so far, but does it matter right now? Come on, open yours!"

Being egged on did make Amanda a bit nervous. She carefully grabbed her present's note.

Uhm, my gift to you is something you've always desired."

Like the other two, she looked into the box to find a small orb of magic. It didn't seem like much, but the magician knew. The unassuming orb can turn into anything she wanted. But what did she want? "...Well, I do need a different weapon. Not that Dreamcatcher hasn't been a great spellbook, but I need something more physical, y'know?" With a bit of a push from Amanda's magic, the orb transformed into an ornate dagger, outfitted with gems associated with dreams.

Of course as soon as it did, the dagger shape shifted into a toy one as per the dimension's magic. Amanda shrugged, then pocketed her new weapon.

Seems like Amanda got Maura's gift. Or atleast, Maura thought it was. For some reason even as she signed up for the event, she didn't get a gift. It made her a bit sad. But seeing the others happy with their gifts, well, maybe it was okay.

She didn't notice Rowena approaching her until she felt something set on her head. It was the flower crown her sister was working on a few hours ago. Brows risen, Maura turned to look at Rowena, who had a warm smile on her face.

"Merry Christmas, Maura! Sorry I didn't get anything better..." Rowena nervously chuckled, scratching the side of her face.

"Oh no, don't apologize! I didn't even think to get any of you some normal gifts at all, this is perfect!" Maura reassured her, adjusting the crown. Though what she said made herself think. She didn't plan for any of this, did she? Or did she not have enough time? She was no time mage, but it seemed like a luxury these days.

Speaking of plans, it looks like someone was about to interfere with Dan's.

And just as things were going so great.

Even if Finn didn't participate in the White Elephant, that didn't excuse Rachel from threatening to screw things up. Like Alex, he started to walk over to the Beacon Inquisitor. But he took his time. He knew better than to rush someone like her, especially when tensions are high and she was prime to attack. Then Lily stepped in. Okay good, she managed to calm things down. But seeing Rachel treat the girl like that left Finn...unsatisfied. So after Dina said her piece, he continued walking to the Inquisitor, a faint scowl on his face.

"Have you no manners?? What gives you the right to make a scene like that?! For fuck sakes, this is supposed to be a party, not a bloodbath!" He whisper-yelled.

"A party?"

Rachel turned around, and looked at Finn like he was a piece of garbage.

"Calling it a party would be an insult to proper festivities. This is nothing but an indulgence in sin and depravity. It needs to be purged," she added, and stepped threateningly closer to Finn.

Even as she stepped closer to the boy, there was naught a trace of fear in his eyes. He knew he was playing with fire. Finn's brows furrowed.

"Has your pride blinded you? Have you forgotten that there are normal magicals here that may need a break like this?! I don't give a rat's ass if this is a deadly decadence in your eyes, but there are good people here that I don't want to see in bodybags!" He growled, making sure his voice remained low for the others' sake.

Rachel stopped mere inches away from him, and looked down on him, the light of the room reflecting on her glasses.
"They won't be, as long as they accept Beacon's mercy, and release themselves from gluttony and lust," she stated. "You see, I embody no pride, only my duty to a world of light and order."

Gluttony? Lust? Such preachings of the seven sins admittedly bore Finn. "You claim such hypocrisy. No one is infallible, not you, not I. We're all sinful creatures in our own ways. That's one of the many vices of being human. Unless you claim you're above us all, that is." He calmed down slightly, crossing his arms. "And if that's the case, I'd be careful not to break anyone's hands here, got it?"

Rachel scoffed. "We are all equal under the Beckoners' judgement. I am but a tool, a vessel for their holy edict. As long as there is heresy, I will cleanse it."
She turned away, glancing back. "A mere hand is nothing to a magical girl. It will heal in time for her foolish challenge." leaving those words to hang in the air, she left.

Finn clicked his tongue as the woman left. "Zealot." He uttered, walking back to his seat. A concerned Oliver watched the exchanged from his spot at the table, and once his friend sat down, the spirit slid a glass of ale to him.

"You good, man?"

Finn's expression softened once he looked back at Oliver, at Betty and those around them. The boy sighed. "I'm good, Oli. Just can't stand those types." With a sip of his drink, he silently rooted for Lily in her challenge. Someone's gotta put that woman in her place, he thought.
"...Hm."

At the broadcasted announcement of the next event, Maura woke up from her nap. Or was it that she was awake the whole time, but just didn't bother to move? The main factor would be the harebringer soundly asleep in her arms either way. Quietly she stood up, not wanting to wake the hypnotic bun up, and went to set it back into it's nest. "Sorry for disturbing you." She whispered. With that out of the way, she walked back to the lodge. Maura signed up for White Elephant, and she didn't want to miss out on that. At least.
They won? They actually won??

Seems Finn and Betty shared the same sentiment. He wasn't able to count how many racers were in front or behind them, and the whole parachute wings thing could've slowed him down depending on wind speed. So when Dan called them out as the winners, his eyes widened in a genuine shock. "We...won??" He uttered, looking down at the snowbun coin the host gave him. It was kind of ironic. The beast magic specialist, winning another pet he could summon. He decided to go ahead and use the coin then and there.

In an attempt to test the new perk out he felt a snowbun hop onto his head, the same one as before. Finn reached up to hold it in front of him; staring blankly at it, then hugged it close to him, burrying his face into the snowbun's cold floof. A content hum was heard, if not muffled. When Betty suggested they walk together to the feast hall, Finn slightly looked back up to nod. "Everyone seems to be gathering there anyways. Why not?"
*Casually hides knife in pocket* Problem?
Gardening. Could you refill the watering can for us?
Pyrooooooo
Majora woke up today and chose violence.

Eliza already knew Tetrad way lying in a way. That alone did make her feel guilty. Was she really looking forward to playing that stupid game with her? Other than the fact that the witch wasn't even big on both ends, she really didn't want to do something so...indecent. You might as well ask her to hold hands with someone! The nerve!

Okay, maybe now wasn't the time for jokes.

But if there was anyone Eliza'd be willing to bump butts with, it'd be her date; if you can even call it that anymore. No, she shouldn't be walking away like this! Maybe she can tell them she'll watch from the side! Eliza spun around to hurry ba-

Oh.

Eliza tensed up at the sight of Oros kissing up to MDP in the most literal sense, but even if a mix of emotions or questions passed through her head, the witch could only feel disillusion. She should've seen it coming, after all. "Ah. How unfortunate..." she glanced down to the snowy ground in her dejection. Guess she was a worser date than she thought, if Oros was already moving onto the next person.

How dreadful.

How pointless.

How....predictable.

Eliza reached over her head to hold her bee plush, who without her hat can be seen resting on top, and continued walking away. It couldn't be helped. But it still hurt a little. Had she really been so obsessed with keeping things safe, keeping things okay, that she basically missed most of the events?? It was that forced-vacation all over again. But instead of not wanting to destroy everything for everyone else's sake, she was wanting to make sure everything was okay.

She was wanting to make sure things wont go wrong. Again. And again. And again. Eliza held her bee plush tighter, idly walking at this point to collect her thoughts. Truely, this wasn't a selfish wish, right? Had she really forgotten how to relax and just have fun like the others? Had she really expected things to blow up in her face, like how it almost did with Maura and the other agents??

She wasn't in the right mindset for this. Eliza had to leave. Leave before something happened again. The witch found herself walking back inside the lodge, and only stopped just as she was a foot away from the exit portal. Why was she hesitating? Was there a part of her that wanted to stay?

"Don't be ridiculous, there's no point.

But the others would want me to stay.

They're fine on their own, and you've already screwed up your date by being paranoid.

But I only accepted to humor her, didn't I?

Then why the hell are you freaking out like this?

Cause what would they think if I just left?!"


The internal argument with herself would continue on as she paced to and fro in front of the portal, visibly unnerved.
"Quick warning! Any characters bearing similarities to other characters in different Realm of Patronses and/or obscure universes are purely coincidental! It ain't our fault if you feel like making a reference or two, our handler's just not that fuckin' creative. You've been warned! :D" - Oliver


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