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@AtomicNut Thanks for the heads up
Posting tonight.

Aetheria took a couple of steps outside the nurses office, stretching her muscles a bit as she prepared brunch on the inside. It seemed like it would be a good, relaxing, ca-

Were those screams? The white mage blinked twice as she watched people dodge out of the way of what seemed to be a rampaging cow-girl. For a moment she seemed to try and internally confirm what she saw, but it seemed that the poor familiar was very upset and was expressing that with a great deal of disruption and general noise. "S-stop!" The woman yelled after the cow.

If that didn't work, the white mage would wave their staff and the brown haired girl would feel a sudden calm try and wash over them as a rather angry white mage approached. If that didn't work to get her to sufficiently make the girl stop moving, the cow would feel a couple celestial chains being added to the equation. As one of the teachers her job was to enforce discipline, which included sometimes 'taking care' of rowdy familiars until their owners decided to collect them. "What's going on here? What's with the noise?" The cow had a bell collar around her neck - so unless their owner straight up abandoned them she doubted that was an issue. "You're disturbing an awful lot of people, you better have a good explanation for this."

It was rather obvious the teacher was irritated.


Just sit at the table? Maoin blinked a couple times, confused. "Y-yes Lady Luna?" It seemed like the cat was a bit concerned as she lowered herself into the chair obediently as if she was unsure if this was some type of strange test. The kitten sniffed the contents on the table, coming to the same conclusion as Lady Lightsword and Lady Sol - for simple meals, it seemed the knightess was capable of cooking them herself. She had faltered with the more complex spices a bit, but the mistakes certainly didn't make the meals inedible or even taste bad. And her next words made the cat feel a little bit guilty ... had the paladin really done this for her? Because of their little argument?

Despite the fiasco in the morning, Maoin knew her mistress' mage to be a good person and the perfect example of what nobility was meant to be. And because of her speaking up, the noble felt guilted into making something. "T-thanks Lady Luna." She really was grateful, but her ears fell just a bit and her tail landed lifelessly in her lap as her own mistress suggested this could be a more regular thing.

"N-no it's fine mistress! I'd hate to bother a noble of the Lightsword house like that!" Maoin seemed earnest, though realized that could be taken as an insult. "The foods great Lady Luna! Really! B-but I'm the servant here!" The cat took a few more bites, but it was clear that she was feeling more than a little guilty as she went silent and ate her smaller portion of the meal slowly.

For now, the spider at Sol's feet went unnoticed.


Meowka struggled a bit more as the dolls held her down, but by the end of the puppeteer's first sentence she had given up and stopped. Of course the puppeteer had told her that - and the cat didn't want to believe it was true. Was her owner just being modest? Deep down, the cat knew what she said was true. That didn't mean she had to appreciate or care - to her, Katherine was the strongest. It didn't matter if someone else had more magical ability.

Not savages ...? The cat remembered back to the days with Ronat, where they would steal food from stalls, commit petty crimes, and overall be a minor menace to society. Compared to being with Ronat, living with the teacher made her feel like nobility. Was she supposed to be ashamed of her past? "... Not savages ... o-ok."

She was right about the headmistress of course as well, though Meowka couldn't help but comment. "I know. I still don't like her though."

For the most part Meowka was quiet and contemplative as the mage approached and the prowler of the night letting the mage help lift her up off her feet. "Yeah, I'll help." A little guilt ran into the cat's veins - once again she seemed to be causing problems for the woman who took care of her. "I-I'm sorry for causing problems, Mistress Katherine. Again. Thanks for taking care of me."

It didn't take the familiar bond to tell Meowka was still upset about this entire encounter - Meowka's eyes watered slightly before she turned her head away in an effort to hide her face, obviously ashamed but trying not to show it. Kat really was the merciful one between them.

Otille Kohler

Otille was honestly a little surprised as the smaller girl responded so seriously - how old was she? It was a little deflating to hear that sort of response, but the headmistress quickly walked in and helped dispel interest in the gods. Still though, Otille did find the girl interesting, at least, as she finally managed to pull her eyes away from the elf and focus on responding to the headmistress.

"Y-yes headmistress." It was rather apparent that Otille had figured out that Miss Livia knew what was going on. "I-I don't mean to trouble you, but it seems like I need another source of income ... and possibly school loans." The peasant frowned. "Cocoa's great and all, but now I'll need to take care of her as well." What skills did she have? "I know how to take care of livestock, and have helped around my local inn and my lord's manor before. I don't really have any other skills, but I'm used to dirty work."

It was rather obvious that farmer was a little concerned now - getting an education was already going to be difficult, and now she was going to have to juggle learning and work as well. She wouldn't dare ask Cocoa to help - she couldn't imagine making her familiar work - speaking of which, she felt panic from their bond. Was something going on? She'd head back to the inn immediately after this conversation. "Do you have any recommendations or programs?"
Okay, I'm going to say the lightning monster is defeated with that attack: I'll update it next post, but it lets out a loud scream of pain and dies.
Post - News crews arriving. Lets wrap up this battle!
'Star' Heart

7:35PM Short Distance from Police Bar
Direct Interactions - @AtomicNut@shagranoz@Pyromania99@Rune_Alchemist@Flamelord
As Isana did nothing but observing, the eternal twelve-year-old blasted the monster constructed of air with a magical attack along with her lightning wielding former companion - the attacks seemed to disrupt its internal bonds as they were enhanced by the bards singing, bringing the monsters tirade to an end as Lily cursed loudly in her victory and Carrie complained loudly.

Also enhanced by the singing, Vivian forced the furniture demon's 'soul' to a single location, crushing it beneath her mighty hammer and ending it justly. Sure, her teammates furniture would evaporate in the attack, but wasn't that worth a victory?

Now, only the electricity monster attacking their companion remained. And some news crews that were currently flying up in the air, viewing the after math.

As for Emily, she sighed. "Come on guys! Courntey needs us!" Star Heart formed a trail to the enemies beacon, jumping on it to increase her speed as she fire a bolt to assist Justice Goldenrod from a far ranger - it missed, but at least she tried?

She hoped neither Justice Goldenrod or Justice Blood died.

GM EVIL STUFF MUHHAHAHAHA

@Stern Algorithm@Hero - Driving to Short Distance from Police Bar
The surviving monsters were now in full retreat, aside from the one attacking Carrie.

@Ugii - Outside of Police Bar
(GM NOTE: RabidPorcupine has done nothing, so I'm gonna write an assumption here.)

Despite her desperate cheers for her teammate (that would probably make anyone cringe, including the vast majority of the people watching the news at the moment) Justice Bloom flew into the tavern from a mighty punch dealt by the lightning monster. Now it turned to look at Courtney, the remaining person acting as a 'threat' - it tilted its head once more, but seemed even more perplexed.

What would Goldenrod do? Aside from likely ignoring Courtney's complaints, of course. How could anyone reduce her cheer?

Maoin frowned as her attempt to diffuse the awkward tension - and seek a little ancient wisdom - failed. The rest of the trip was spent making sure her stubborn mistress and the idiotic land dragon didn't get into a fight and avoided any sort of real bloodshed. Thankfully, the only suffering that occurred was herself and her owner having to listen to Avaline's idiotic musings. How could Avaline ever hope to be as grand as Lady Sorcha? That simply wasn't possible.

As the door opened though, Maoin found herself sniffing the air. Something tasty was cooking - and the kitten was curious about what was going on with the food. "Hey Lady Lightsword, wha-" The cat eyes narrowed as they found something on the counter - a spider web. Advancing into the room, Maoin quickly dusted it into oblivion. None of HER counters would have a web on them. Her eyes searched around for the culprit, but could find none.

"... ehem. Sorry about that. Anyways, what is going on Lady Luna? Making something for your familiars? Want me to help?" The cat seemed to be curious, but had honestly not considered the fact that the Lightsword was also making food for her, a servant. Maoin began searching the counters to try and figure out what the knightess had been concocting so she could help finish her owner's meal, tail swishing back and forth behind her.

Afterwards, she hoped to take a nap - though there was still plenty of time to go house shopping.


Meowka looked down in shame as her mistress basically listed and described how she fell utterly for the headmistresses trap and the blasted woman began to laugh at her. The cat didn't seem angry this time though as Livia made fun of her - this time she simply let the blood flow to her skin from slight embarrassment and averted her eyes from the failed seductress.

Though as the prowler of the night contemplated her final statement - which seemed out of place - she blinked a couple times and let her leave the room, obviously in thought. Deep enough in thought that she didn't notice the teacup rising up behind her, pouring the still warm tea straight into her hair.

For a few moments, the Headmistress had managed to get on her good side. Now though? "Underestimate, huh?" Now though? Now, she was pissed. Meowka grabbed the still floating tea cup and threw it like a stone against the desk candles, letting the fine china shatter on impact and the candles sprawl across the desk. Meowka puffed out her cheeks - but she wasn't satisfied yet with this bitch. Taking a couple books off the shelves, she threw them against the ground. The teapot? Meowka lifted it into the air, ready to smash it to pieces against the ground.

Until she found her legs brought out from beneath her, cat sprawling to the ground and teapot safely landing in a dolls arms as the cat found herself once again in the position she was in when she first met her mistress, although in a much cuter dress and without pangs of hunger running through her stomach. "H-hey! What's this about? Let me go, dolls!?" Meowka struggled against the dolls who held her down.

Otille Kohler

"I'm from Germany - you don't live too far away!" Scandinavia was just a little north then. "I wish I could visit someday - I hear the old gods are still active up there - is that true?" It was obvious Otille was a little excited to hear something about a myth.
@Rabidporcupine They are made of a phantasmal force, obviously.

I have no idea why I thought they were metal ... continue :D

Edited that post.
@Rabidporcupine Alright, I'll wait until then to post if there aren't any objections.
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