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i posted once again, but i need to sleep, have class in five hours lol. night!
Jake: In garden
I smiled at Himura when he praised me. Nothing wrong with an ego boost here and there, especially when it was from someone else. It felt good to talk to someone else, even better when they had the same interests as I did, and speaking to him managed to make him smile too. I could feel and air of friendliness around us as we walked together, like two wolves making acquaintances for the first time. I hoped others were this way too... it would be easy to make friends that way.
When he said I was intelligent and thoughtful, I looked at him with surprised eyes. He was the first to ever tell me such praise, and I was not sure how to react to it. I smiled nonetheless and bowed my head to him and said "Thank you. but i am none of that. Only see as is. As a seed, much room to grow." I said to Himura as we walked further.
Before more could be said, I heard the shattering of something above us, looking up just in time to see a boy falling into the fountain and a girl slowly floating down and greeting Himura. I recognized her as the girl from the place with food, skirmishing with the boy in the fountain. She seemed happy to see Himura as she wasted no time in closing the distance between them. She noticed me and warmly introduced herself. Again as with seeing the other girl, I noticed how oddly pleasant she looked as different from males. I gave a gentle smile to Ashley and replied, "Jake, pleasure to meet..."
I pointed up to the shattered window and asked her "in fight? Did something happen? Was it from before in the food place?... Sorry... English not great..."
I smiled at Himura when he praised me. Nothing wrong with an ego boost here and there, especially when it was from someone else. It felt good to talk to someone else, even better when they had the same interests as I did, and speaking to him managed to make him smile too. I could feel and air of friendliness around us as we walked together, like two wolves making acquaintances for the first time. I hoped others were this way too... it would be easy to make friends that way.
When he said I was intelligent and thoughtful, I looked at him with surprised eyes. He was the first to ever tell me such praise, and I was not sure how to react to it. I smiled nonetheless and bowed my head to him and said "Thank you. but i am none of that. Only see as is. As a seed, much room to grow." I said to Himura as we walked further.
Before more could be said, I heard the shattering of something above us, looking up just in time to see a boy falling into the fountain and a girl slowly floating down and greeting Himura. I recognized her as the girl from the place with food, skirmishing with the boy in the fountain. She seemed happy to see Himura as she wasted no time in closing the distance between them. She noticed me and warmly introduced herself. Again as with seeing the other girl, I noticed how oddly pleasant she looked as different from males. I gave a gentle smile to Ashley and replied, "Jake, pleasure to meet..."
I pointed up to the shattered window and asked her "in fight? Did something happen? Was it from before in the food place?... Sorry... English not great..."
really scallop? Allen has the "powah" and you dont understand the He-Man reference?
haha nice Allen XD and have fun deciphering Jakes rants!
Jake: In the garden
The boys answer was about as strange as the boy himself, while yes I did understand that the sun is the starting point of life, I did not fully grasp why he said as if he were the sun. Was he the sun? Out of pure curiosity I reached out a hand and touched my fingertips to his forehead, not feeling any scorching heat I looked at him confused as I pulled away my hand. "No heat... how are you sun?" I asked him, but not expecting an answer I continued with the conversation. Himura huh? Nice name.
I pointed to myself and said "Jake... f...first year?" I said slightly questioningly wondering if that were the correct thing to say. I didnt dwell on the subject as I looked back out at the garden, taking in the view in full with a smile on my face. "Sun good at making things seen... hard to see in dark... rely on good senses to find way in darkness... and others to keep eyes out for you. Packs do best in the dark... communicate well, make great success. While they like the daytime, light makes hunting hard. Guess its... how to say... two edged blade? Without sun, easy hunting, but no plants, no prey. With sun, plenty plants and prey... but hard hunting." I looked back at Himura to see if he was understanding my rant at all. I tend to go off on tangents from time to time. He didnt seem the most interested though, so he could have blocked me out for all I know. I decided to go back to the plants again.
"Gardens have beauty in not just sight. You know that? Looks nice yes, but deeper meaning. Nature is free... nature is wild... you can tell it where to go... what to do... but it wont listen, just do what it wants. I live by law of nature, second birth made that clear. Part of nature since I was a boy, dont even remember old life." I realized I was talking about my own life. Damn tangents. I looked back and chuckled, of course he wouldnt know what I meant, speaking about packs and second births. "Sorry. Talk decided to follow nature I guess" I said with a laugh. It was meant to be a joke and I found it funny, but then again most of my life I only had myself to laugh at my jokes, so I thought I was hilarious most of the time.
The boys answer was about as strange as the boy himself, while yes I did understand that the sun is the starting point of life, I did not fully grasp why he said as if he were the sun. Was he the sun? Out of pure curiosity I reached out a hand and touched my fingertips to his forehead, not feeling any scorching heat I looked at him confused as I pulled away my hand. "No heat... how are you sun?" I asked him, but not expecting an answer I continued with the conversation. Himura huh? Nice name.
I pointed to myself and said "Jake... f...first year?" I said slightly questioningly wondering if that were the correct thing to say. I didnt dwell on the subject as I looked back out at the garden, taking in the view in full with a smile on my face. "Sun good at making things seen... hard to see in dark... rely on good senses to find way in darkness... and others to keep eyes out for you. Packs do best in the dark... communicate well, make great success. While they like the daytime, light makes hunting hard. Guess its... how to say... two edged blade? Without sun, easy hunting, but no plants, no prey. With sun, plenty plants and prey... but hard hunting." I looked back at Himura to see if he was understanding my rant at all. I tend to go off on tangents from time to time. He didnt seem the most interested though, so he could have blocked me out for all I know. I decided to go back to the plants again.
"Gardens have beauty in not just sight. You know that? Looks nice yes, but deeper meaning. Nature is free... nature is wild... you can tell it where to go... what to do... but it wont listen, just do what it wants. I live by law of nature, second birth made that clear. Part of nature since I was a boy, dont even remember old life." I realized I was talking about my own life. Damn tangents. I looked back and chuckled, of course he wouldnt know what I meant, speaking about packs and second births. "Sorry. Talk decided to follow nature I guess" I said with a laugh. It was meant to be a joke and I found it funny, but then again most of my life I only had myself to laugh at my jokes, so I thought I was hilarious most of the time.
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Jakes location: Cafeteria
After getting my fill of delicious meat... what? Dont judge me Im a damn carnivore for christs sake! Anyway, after getting my fill I decided to head out to take in the scenery of the academy, see just what I would see while being here. Eventually I came across some signs that pointed me to the direction of some kind of garden. That would be interesting! I preferred being outside anyway, and it was so beautiful out too! I happily made my way to the garden when I noticed the boy again from the cafeteria. He seemed quiet even with the groups of people out and about. Why was that? Wouldnt times like this be perfect for pack bonding? People are weird here I guess.
I walked through, not quite past him but just a little ahead so I can get a full view of the place. It was absolutely beautiful, but nothing that a natural forest couldnt beat. Then again it was nice to see how people worked to create such things with nature. And it wasnt like it was all planned, I mean, look at it this way, no one told the plants how to grow, no one told them to look the way they did. Even if someone planted them in a specific area, the plants grew the way they were meant to. That is how it was out in the forests, the wild un-tameable beauty that came with it all. My time living out in the forests showed me that... it was something I held dear. Sometimes I found it sad that not many share that feeling.
Without stutter I turned to the boy from the food area and asked him "You like nature?" I know it sounded quite abrupt and random but hey, that was me. I then decided to add that if he were to speak to me, he would have to deal with my little language barrier, "Sorry... english not best. First time speaking to people for long time."
Jakes updated area: Garden
After getting my fill of delicious meat... what? Dont judge me Im a damn carnivore for christs sake! Anyway, after getting my fill I decided to head out to take in the scenery of the academy, see just what I would see while being here. Eventually I came across some signs that pointed me to the direction of some kind of garden. That would be interesting! I preferred being outside anyway, and it was so beautiful out too! I happily made my way to the garden when I noticed the boy again from the cafeteria. He seemed quiet even with the groups of people out and about. Why was that? Wouldnt times like this be perfect for pack bonding? People are weird here I guess.
I walked through, not quite past him but just a little ahead so I can get a full view of the place. It was absolutely beautiful, but nothing that a natural forest couldnt beat. Then again it was nice to see how people worked to create such things with nature. And it wasnt like it was all planned, I mean, look at it this way, no one told the plants how to grow, no one told them to look the way they did. Even if someone planted them in a specific area, the plants grew the way they were meant to. That is how it was out in the forests, the wild un-tameable beauty that came with it all. My time living out in the forests showed me that... it was something I held dear. Sometimes I found it sad that not many share that feeling.
Without stutter I turned to the boy from the food area and asked him "You like nature?" I know it sounded quite abrupt and random but hey, that was me. I then decided to add that if he were to speak to me, he would have to deal with my little language barrier, "Sorry... english not best. First time speaking to people for long time."
Jakes updated area: Garden
yeah i can do that, ill bring in viren tomorrow probably
Name: Viren
Age: 17
Species: Elf
Hair color/style: Blond and long
Eye color: green
Birthplace: Forests of Central America
Backstory: Viren wasnt satisfied with just being stuck in the 'safe haven' of his elven village, well hidden from enemies and cut off from the world. He always had a sense of adventure within him, and he always loved to show it. He has a thirst for learning new things, he read almost every book and met almost every species that you could think of. He is a master of the bow and arrow, and excels at nature survival. He possesses the magic of nature, allowing him to control plant life and even heal himself and others to an extent. He is kind to all until he learns there true character, which would be when he would pass his final judgement.
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