PrincessOfNothing

Chronicle: Second Ascended

Sorry I haven't posted nothin yet, my school workload just got a little more heavy that I didn't have time left to put into writing

Chronicle: Second Ascended

Morrigan Estrella Morrigan quietly stood by and listened to the others, learning their names in the process. The girl she offered her jacket to was Luna, her friend was her brother Desmond, and the other boy was named Luca. The blonde girl accompanying Desmond was also named Astrid. Though now she knew their names, there was a chance she'd forget them later. She had always been horrible with knowing people's names; once she had been friends with a person for a whole year without ever learning their name. In the case of not knowing names, she would often resort to the next best thing in her eyes: other logical identifiers like cold girl or brother guy. Soon, she observed two groups appear to form between the siblings. Those with Luna and those with Desmond. Luna was the more cautious of the two, while Desmond seemed to be more reckless. This led Morrigan to think to herself, about which group she belonged to. This contemplation was cut short by the reminder that she didn't belong to factions, and that this case wouldn't be any didn't. She never had been a real part of any group, friends or families. She only ever belonged to herself than fit in with either of two extremes, and she never was part of the equation, instead ever present though never seen. With this in mind, she watched Desmond disappear into the forest with others. She could not ignore the legitimate dangers of going in there with them, that would simply be foolish. But at the same time, she felt a growing itch. She needed to move, to do something. She couldn't just stay out here. With a quiet sigh to herself and a bit lip, she resolved to follow them into the forest, but remained aware of any possible dangers. Besides, she liked exploring, so this could be a new experience right? Who knows what kind of stuff she could find on this adventure. Still, she could see Desmond and Luca not too far in front of her, and made sure to keep her eyes on the group lest she get lost and left behind. Again...

Chronicle: Second Ascended

Morrigan Estrella "Understood.", Morrigan nodded, hanging her cardigan on her arm. She wouldn't really need it inside, but the girl was right that they might not be able to find each other after the party. Either way, Morrigan wasn't the kind of girl to prod, and she couldn't, nor wouldn't, force her. Suddenly a moment or two after, she noticed a quiet muttering from a young man. She couldn't make out what he was saying, but it's probably best she didn't. She could relate though, as she often engaged in self-talk, usually about weird, science-y things most people probably wouldn't want to listen to like entropy or entangled particles. Instead of going inside to the party, this young man walked past her and the other girl towards the forest. The girl started to greet him, but he continued past them. Her next response actually startled Morrigan slightly, but it was followed by a more gentler warning about the forest. However, this didn't seem to stop him. She still warned him about it, seeming to become more nervous. Behind her and the girl, Morrigan heard a young man say something in a language she couldn't understand. The girl smiled at him, giving Morrigan the impression they knew each other, and they watched the young man at the edge of the forest, motionless as if stuck in time. He didn't look as if he'd leave into the forest, but he wasn't turning back either. "Let's go get him.", she suddenly said, looking back at the others. The guy seemed alone, and sometimes lonely people just needed some others. She didn't say anything else, but began hesitantly walking to him near the forest, glancing behind her shoulder to see if they'd come with her. Finally, she stopped a couple of feet from him, and in her quiet, awkward voice said "Hey, um, you heard her. The forest isn't safe. You should come back with us."

Chronicle: Second Ascended

It's fine, neither of us got hurt, and the damage isn't too bad, just a dent and scratches. The only worst part really is what I did after, but the other person figured out I was a student and was incredibly understanding so it's all been rectified now

Chronicle: Second Ascended

Eep, sorry! I kinda had a fender bender yesterday, my first one in fact, and sorta did the worst thing I coulda done in the situation. Anyways, I'll try to get a post in tomorrow

Chronicle: Second Ascended

Morrigan hummed softly to herself as she prepared, picking out an outfit to wear to the upcoming bash. Earlier before, she had overheard of a social gathering being held at the ancient Einri Castle by the art committee. Even though no one had told her about it, Morrigan did have a habit of overhearing other's conversation while they didn't notice her. She had no reason to go, she wasn't even really the kind of person to go to parties, but today was being kind of boring for her. Besides, she liked wearing her nicer, stylish clothes in public, and the bash would be a perfect occasion to do just so. A bit later, she had decided on a black ruffled skirt and white shirt, along with a newer pair of black high heels she got with ankle straps. For her makeup, she put on a nice pastel pink lipstick and rose blush to go with her sunkissed skin, as well as some mascara and wing tipped eyeliner. Satisfied with her makeup and clothes, she took a selfie with her phone to upload online to her blog when she got home. She picked up her purse and a thick, warm knit cardigan before finally leaving to go to the bash. While she went to the bash she had begun feeling hesitant. Would it really matter if she was there? Nobody would really care, no one would notice her. If she would change her mind and turn back, no one would notice she wasn't there. Even if she didn't, she'd be there and gone like lightning, just like she's been all her life. She bit her lip as her uncertainty kept pointing her back towards home, but she kept going forward to the bash anyways. Eventually, she had finally passed the point of no return and arrived nearby Einri Castle, close enough that she could already hear the electronic music thumping from here. With a gulp, she started walking to the entrance of a castle where another young woman stood by herself. She didn't seem like she was interested in going inside to participate in the party. She also seemed like she was cold, and shivered quietly with her arms crossed. Morrigan looked at her own jacket. She wasn't really planning on wearing it inside, and the girl would probably be staying outside. She took off her jacket, holding it towards the girl as an offering, and with a practical voice asked. "Would you like to borrow this?"