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Well, for this week it's 5 full time weekdays and 2 part time weekends. Then I get Monday off and hopefully sleep like a log.
The school is well written out.
I apologize for such a short post. I'm fucking exhausted. I'm on my 8th straight day of work and I've got another week and some to go.
I apologize for such a short post. I'm fucking exhausted. I'm on my 8th straight day of work and I've got another week and some to go.
Jinny was almost bouncing in her seat by the time they arrived at the gates, thoroughly excited. Despite waking up just before dawn, she was eager and awake. She had opted for the uniform with pants, thinking it would be easier to fly in just in case. Her hair was tied back into a neat braid with a purple ribbon.
She hopped out of the car and started looking around, staying within Slade’s vicinity. “This place is huge! And look at all this stuff.” From where she was, she could see the outdoor pool and most of the courts. As she looked this way and that, she did notice other students her age in the uniforms. But she did not approach them. Not yet.
It didn’t escape her notice that they were being looked at. After the staff stared at Slade with some mixture of shock and fear, their eyes slid down to her, with pure confusion. She didn’t like those looks. Part of her wanted to march right up to them and tell them to stop staring at her. But – she held her temper as best she could. Stepping back within her uncle’s reach, she whispered quietly.
“Um. Just how famous are you? Everyone’s looking at us. It’s actually a little creepy.” To his question, she responded even softer. “Let’s get the boring stuff done first. Then I gotta look around here.”
She hopped out of the car and started looking around, staying within Slade’s vicinity. “This place is huge! And look at all this stuff.” From where she was, she could see the outdoor pool and most of the courts. As she looked this way and that, she did notice other students her age in the uniforms. But she did not approach them. Not yet.
It didn’t escape her notice that they were being looked at. After the staff stared at Slade with some mixture of shock and fear, their eyes slid down to her, with pure confusion. She didn’t like those looks. Part of her wanted to march right up to them and tell them to stop staring at her. But – she held her temper as best she could. Stepping back within her uncle’s reach, she whispered quietly.
“Um. Just how famous are you? Everyone’s looking at us. It’s actually a little creepy.” To his question, she responded even softer. “Let’s get the boring stuff done first. Then I gotta look around here.”
Sorry that took me so long.
Kijani lowered her sunglasses and turned her face up with the rest, as the G.U.N. battleship moved overhead. “...weird.” She muttered to herself, taking a sip of her drink. She wondered what it was doing, moving out of sector. Digging into her purse, she pulled out a teeny earpiece and put it on. On her phone, she dug up one of the black-ops apps she had stolen and repurposed for herself.
“What do you have for me, rabbit ears?” She turned it on, quickly canceling out the frequencies of the electronics in the crowd. That just left the airship above. The “rabbit ears” worked wonders, and she’d had the military’s frequency memorized for years. Idiots kept using the same channels.
Making a meandering line through the crowd, she followed the shadow of the ship. So maybe she was picking up a little extra work on a day off. Money didn’t sleep, after all.
“What do you have for me, rabbit ears?” She turned it on, quickly canceling out the frequencies of the electronics in the crowd. That just left the airship above. The “rabbit ears” worked wonders, and she’d had the military’s frequency memorized for years. Idiots kept using the same channels.
Making a meandering line through the crowd, she followed the shadow of the ship. So maybe she was picking up a little extra work on a day off. Money didn’t sleep, after all.
Location: La Hoya
Interaction: Squad A
Kassandra’s anxiety over the mission had mostly given over to excitement by the time the jet landed. Doing Ja’s hair had helped, oddly enough. Her hands were as gentle as she could make them, and she was rather amused by his squirming as she braided his hair into neat rows down his scalp. She also ate the sandwich that Daphne had thoughtfully packed. Then she had slept the best she could (she missed her water bed), and then sat and meditated for the rest of the trip. Once they landed, she was ready.
After climbing off the ship and listening to Talon’s short speech, she started gently walking back and forth in the snow. The snow crunched under her brand new snow boots. She let her illusions loose to mask the sound. It took a few more minutes of stepping around before her sound was completely silenced. Snow was interesting. She sort of wanted to play in it, but she was too focused on the mission to stop.
She trailed after the others a bit, before Zatara called in mentioning guards. Now was her time to shine.
“Mirage to Squad A. I could scout ahead a little bit more if you want? I’ve got the snow silenced, and I’m ready.”
lol I have no idea what to post now.
"Very well." Devika said softly. She could tell Roxy was already irritated. And she was right - it wasn't really anyone's fault. It wasn't Roxy's fault that her parents sucked, and it wasn't Devika's fault that her parents were close. It was just a matter of circumstances.
"But know that I'd never actually leave you behind. You know me. I'll be an annoying pain in the ass forever." She grinned widely, and then exited the bathroom. Heading back to the table, she realized her parents were amid a lively debate with a harried looking server.
"If you consider the facts-"
"But you can't forget about the human factor, and-"
"Please. I just wanted to know if you needed more side dishes."
Devika gently tapped the server's shoulder. "We don't need any. Run now while they're distracted. Sorry about them." She sat back down as the server fled the table.
"But know that I'd never actually leave you behind. You know me. I'll be an annoying pain in the ass forever." She grinned widely, and then exited the bathroom. Heading back to the table, she realized her parents were amid a lively debate with a harried looking server.
"If you consider the facts-"
"But you can't forget about the human factor, and-"
"Please. I just wanted to know if you needed more side dishes."
Devika gently tapped the server's shoulder. "We don't need any. Run now while they're distracted. Sorry about them." She sat back down as the server fled the table.
Got it. I'll try to drum something up.
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