@Hmmm How many RPers are you looking to have?
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STATUS: I've found it is the small things, everyday deeds of ordinary folk that keeps the darkness at bay. 7 yrs ago
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I've found it is the small things, everyday deeds of ordinary folk that keeps the darkness at bay.
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- Self-proclaimed artist.
- Apprentice of the Arcane Arts.
- Creator of all things Absurd.
- Also a self-proclaimed writer.
- Trying to learn telekinesis.
- Apprentice of the Arcane Arts.
- Creator of all things Absurd.
- Also a self-proclaimed writer.
- Trying to learn telekinesis.
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@Hmmm How many RPers are you looking to have?
Interested!
Waiting for others as well (: where did Oliver go off too?
Both of Reiko's hands went up in surrender, and she offered the glowering girl a sheepish smile.
"I mean no harm, truly. Nice to meet you, Evely-"
The Lady approaches, cooed a familiar voice. Ooh, how beautiful she is, yes indeed. Lady of Ivory, Lady of Porcelain - fair and delicate, she is, but strong too - her soul.
Feeling a tug in her gut, Reiko cast a backward glance towards the fine dining table, where Lady Mitzuki now sat at the head. A dignified air surrounded her even as she raised each spoonful to her dainty lips. She made the simple affair of nourishing one's body a refined, elegant series of well-calculated movements.
Interesting. Reiko wondered if she would have noticed Lady Mitzuki enter the dining hall, if Reiko V2.0 hadn't given her a heads-up.
"Sssh, before you start biting my head off," she murmured to Evelyn, before addressing those in her vicinity, "Shall we go over for a little chat? I'd like to find out more about our host."
"I mean no harm, truly. Nice to meet you, Evely-"
The Lady approaches, cooed a familiar voice. Ooh, how beautiful she is, yes indeed. Lady of Ivory, Lady of Porcelain - fair and delicate, she is, but strong too - her soul.
Feeling a tug in her gut, Reiko cast a backward glance towards the fine dining table, where Lady Mitzuki now sat at the head. A dignified air surrounded her even as she raised each spoonful to her dainty lips. She made the simple affair of nourishing one's body a refined, elegant series of well-calculated movements.
Interesting. Reiko wondered if she would have noticed Lady Mitzuki enter the dining hall, if Reiko V2.0 hadn't given her a heads-up.
"Sssh, before you start biting my head off," she murmured to Evelyn, before addressing those in her vicinity, "Shall we go over for a little chat? I'd like to find out more about our host."
Oshiet someone's gonna have to save Reiko's ass.
@Rusalka
Reiko beamed at a deliciously-tall honey fountain with eyes that screamed: SO. MUCH. WANT. To hell with a proper lunch, if desserts were available - of course it should be consumed first. With an enthusiastic gait, she circled around the grand buffet table and began loading her plate with the sugary foodstuffs.
When she was done, she eyed her plate with a thoughtful gaze. Hmmm, seems like there was enough on her plate to give her diabetes for a lifetime. Well, no matter. Life was too short to waste on thoughts about death. However, she did notice that the last chocolate eclair she had loaded onto the plate was dancing precariously above two others of its kind. Her eyes scanned the dining hall, and she spotted the voluptuous, curved figure of Claudia.
She waved to catch her attention.
"Katsumura Reiko," she smiled, before tossing her the eclair on the top of her pile. Welp, she hoped Miss Claudia had good enough of a reflex to catch it - otherwise, perhaps her blossomed chest could catch the eclair for her.
Chattering noises arose, a few feet away from her. One sounded particularly cynical. Reiko could guess whose voice it belonged to.
Ain't she a ray of sunshine? Reiko V2.0 looked pointedly at the dark-haired, depressing-looking girl who called herself Evelyn.
Reiko's fingers twitched. The Evelyn girl had established herself very early on as a hot-headed, prickly thing, and Reiko wondered what would happen if she tossed an eclair into her direction. Would there be an ensuing firestorm, or a torrent of hell's demons come raining down on her? Either way, if Reiko were to introduce herself to the girl, she guessed that unorthodox methods might be necessary - and exciting.
"Hey Evelyn," Reiko called. "Here, have an eclair."
With a deft flick of her wrist, she sent an eclair flying into the girl's direction.
Reiko hoped that she was good at catch, or there would be no blossomed chest to catch that eclair for her.
Reiko beamed at a deliciously-tall honey fountain with eyes that screamed: SO. MUCH. WANT. To hell with a proper lunch, if desserts were available - of course it should be consumed first. With an enthusiastic gait, she circled around the grand buffet table and began loading her plate with the sugary foodstuffs.
When she was done, she eyed her plate with a thoughtful gaze. Hmmm, seems like there was enough on her plate to give her diabetes for a lifetime. Well, no matter. Life was too short to waste on thoughts about death. However, she did notice that the last chocolate eclair she had loaded onto the plate was dancing precariously above two others of its kind. Her eyes scanned the dining hall, and she spotted the voluptuous, curved figure of Claudia.
She waved to catch her attention.
"Katsumura Reiko," she smiled, before tossing her the eclair on the top of her pile. Welp, she hoped Miss Claudia had good enough of a reflex to catch it - otherwise, perhaps her blossomed chest could catch the eclair for her.
Chattering noises arose, a few feet away from her. One sounded particularly cynical. Reiko could guess whose voice it belonged to.
Ain't she a ray of sunshine? Reiko V2.0 looked pointedly at the dark-haired, depressing-looking girl who called herself Evelyn.
Reiko's fingers twitched. The Evelyn girl had established herself very early on as a hot-headed, prickly thing, and Reiko wondered what would happen if she tossed an eclair into her direction. Would there be an ensuing firestorm, or a torrent of hell's demons come raining down on her? Either way, if Reiko were to introduce herself to the girl, she guessed that unorthodox methods might be necessary - and exciting.
"Hey Evelyn," Reiko called. "Here, have an eclair."
With a deft flick of her wrist, she sent an eclair flying into the girl's direction.
Reiko hoped that she was good at catch, or there would be no blossomed chest to catch that eclair for her.
@cloudystar Hi Sir Wolfe pls don't eat our characters :D
HHAHHAAHA omg, that was hilarious :'D
@everyone (LOL)
Good thing she hadn't started on those stairs when the Lady of the Manor arrived (all so suddenly, she might add), in a flourish of graceful steps that rippled the surface of her kimono.
At her appearance, Reiko's ethereal friend was strangely silent.
What's the matter?
There was no response. Reiko V2.0 merely stared at the Lady of the Manor with a cocked head, lips pursed, finger propped beneath her chin. When Madam Mitsuki started handing out the cards, there was a whoosh and a sizzle - Reiko V2.0 disappeared.
Well, that was odd. But no matter, she was long used to her ghostly companion's temperamental behaviour. Reiko V2.0 came and went as she liked, and she had a feeling that Madam Mitsuki would be no different. With a polite smile that reached all the way to her eyes, concealing the feverish excitement and cheeky thoughts that bubbled just below the surface, Reiko received her card and made a brief curtsy to their host, before turning her attention to the guests.
What a. . . glorious collection of people. Some interactions had went underway, but not all of them pleasant, she observed.
Ooooh, they are speciaaaal. All of them, I think, Reiko V2.0 whispered suddenly in her ear.
She swatted at her apparition with an annoyed hand, as though it was a pesky, persistent fly. Oops, she hoped no one saw that.
I don't appreciate you startling me like that.
More importantly, I think kiddo there could use some help. Reiko V2.0 giggled, stuck her tongue out cheekily and dissipated.
"Woah there." Reiko grabbed the boy by the arm and hauled him up before his head could make an unceremonious greeting with the floor.
To everyone else present, Reiko offered them a coy smile. "Shall we all move to the dining hall? I suppose Miss Claudia and myself would like to get acquainted with everyone." She winked at her. "Besides, free food is best food, and this kid here could use some."
Good thing she hadn't started on those stairs when the Lady of the Manor arrived (all so suddenly, she might add), in a flourish of graceful steps that rippled the surface of her kimono.
At her appearance, Reiko's ethereal friend was strangely silent.
What's the matter?
There was no response. Reiko V2.0 merely stared at the Lady of the Manor with a cocked head, lips pursed, finger propped beneath her chin. When Madam Mitsuki started handing out the cards, there was a whoosh and a sizzle - Reiko V2.0 disappeared.
Well, that was odd. But no matter, she was long used to her ghostly companion's temperamental behaviour. Reiko V2.0 came and went as she liked, and she had a feeling that Madam Mitsuki would be no different. With a polite smile that reached all the way to her eyes, concealing the feverish excitement and cheeky thoughts that bubbled just below the surface, Reiko received her card and made a brief curtsy to their host, before turning her attention to the guests.
What a. . . glorious collection of people. Some interactions had went underway, but not all of them pleasant, she observed.
Ooooh, they are speciaaaal. All of them, I think, Reiko V2.0 whispered suddenly in her ear.
She swatted at her apparition with an annoyed hand, as though it was a pesky, persistent fly. Oops, she hoped no one saw that.
I don't appreciate you startling me like that.
More importantly, I think kiddo there could use some help. Reiko V2.0 giggled, stuck her tongue out cheekily and dissipated.
"Woah there." Reiko grabbed the boy by the arm and hauled him up before his head could make an unceremonious greeting with the floor.
To everyone else present, Reiko offered them a coy smile. "Shall we all move to the dining hall? I suppose Miss Claudia and myself would like to get acquainted with everyone." She winked at her. "Besides, free food is best food, and this kid here could use some."
This looks dope. Interested AF.
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