It's not necessarily a secret, I just wanted to have alproved characters already so the OOC isn't flooded with CS's and asks.
And I'm sure the pirate knowledge will make up for it.
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Ace had stayed perched on the boulder as everyone began to play and mess with the baby dragon. At first it simply flying around creating clouds and being cute. This was the start of a few failed attempts to get it to laugh like Harper trying to get a game of tag going and especially Inadi's attempts at tickling the dragon. Towards his attempts, she nearly laughed herself off the boulder.
"Inadi, I'm sure that's not the plan." She teased along with Riley. It only made it funnier that Lesley had been asleep the whole time. She wondered how that would play out. Even the poor guy looked like he was in a state of shock because of the incident. "Well I doubt you need to worry about us saying anything. Heh, but the look on your face gives it away."
Suddenly, the baby factor took place. It started crying louder and louder causing a storm- and snow. "Getting wet wasn't a plan either..." Ace mumbled, pulling her hat down some. Chills and goosebumps went down her body when the temperature dropped. It didn't help that she was wet, and her clothes gave no justice to help her. Ace had no clue how to get a baby to laugh, so she stayed out of the mess...only to literally be blown into it. Or more rather, into a pile of bodies. Being on the boulder only made the fall a lot harder than she expected.
"Ow..." Ace sighed, opening her eyes to see an upside Inadi. Oh wait, she was looking upside down. "I don't think it likes you very much... Maybe you guys should just let it sleep. That's what its been trying to do anyway." Slowly she sat up, rubbing her head. "Afterward, when it wakes, it'll probably be happy... I mean aren't babies happy after naps?" She then laughed a little. "I'm sure a lot of you guys could use one as well after all the fighting." The dragon seemed to give a huff of agreement towards Ace's words before curling up again.
Awesome!
*Ace will eventually get thrown into the mesh*
*Once Aki feels motivated or is slapped with creativity*
*Once Aki feels motivated or is slapped with creativity*
The farther he walked, the more he could feel and hear. But it was only the sound of his footsteps, and the feeling of a gentle breeze every now and then from a nonexistent force. The area was still black and empty, and Seishu was nowhere in sight.
And suddenly, a low rumble made Enasi step back. His head tilted in curiosity, awaiting for the world to form. And it did. In the shape of a vast amount of thick trees, way too tall and numerous to see the sky above.
'A forest? Do I follow the twinkling lights?'
That was answered when the lights disperesed from the little path they created. His eyes fell from the pretty lights to catch a glimpse of the white haired male a few ways away. But just as he saw him, a tree grew in between them and Seishu vanished.
"Seishu?" His voice seemed to linger and echo through the trees as he called out to him.
The Dream Guardian walked forward, starting to search for him, knowing for sure that he had just been a few feet away. His searching stopped abruptly as he heard that familiar voice.
A song?
His eyebrow raised as he carefully listened to the words. Seishu wanted him to hide... Hide in the trees. A small smile formed on the male's lips. It was a game. Hide and seek to be exact! He used to play with the younger dreams, playing hide and seek through the castle or through the forests. He bounced on his toes and ran the opposite way of the song, moving farther away from Seishu. His little song was much more fitting for his realm of nightmares, but at the time, it didn't matter to Enasu.
Deeper and deeper into the forest he went occasionally having to climb over branches and roots, staying silent and staying low, careful not to make a sound. If he was caught, as Seishu sang, a wolf would surely attack. And he didn't want that to happen. When he slowed down, the tingling sensation in his hand rose, indicating the two were farther away than normal, being a helpful hint in the dense forest.
Enasi smiled, hiding in the foilage, staying low to the ground.
And suddenly, a low rumble made Enasi step back. His head tilted in curiosity, awaiting for the world to form. And it did. In the shape of a vast amount of thick trees, way too tall and numerous to see the sky above.
'A forest? Do I follow the twinkling lights?'
That was answered when the lights disperesed from the little path they created. His eyes fell from the pretty lights to catch a glimpse of the white haired male a few ways away. But just as he saw him, a tree grew in between them and Seishu vanished.
"Seishu?" His voice seemed to linger and echo through the trees as he called out to him.
The Dream Guardian walked forward, starting to search for him, knowing for sure that he had just been a few feet away. His searching stopped abruptly as he heard that familiar voice.
A song?
His eyebrow raised as he carefully listened to the words. Seishu wanted him to hide... Hide in the trees. A small smile formed on the male's lips. It was a game. Hide and seek to be exact! He used to play with the younger dreams, playing hide and seek through the castle or through the forests. He bounced on his toes and ran the opposite way of the song, moving farther away from Seishu. His little song was much more fitting for his realm of nightmares, but at the time, it didn't matter to Enasu.
Deeper and deeper into the forest he went occasionally having to climb over branches and roots, staying silent and staying low, careful not to make a sound. If he was caught, as Seishu sang, a wolf would surely attack. And he didn't want that to happen. When he slowed down, the tingling sensation in his hand rose, indicating the two were farther away than normal, being a helpful hint in the dense forest.
Enasi smiled, hiding in the foilage, staying low to the ground.
There was nothing more for Aoba to say. He packed his personal kit quietly. Out of the corner of his eye, he noticed Kuro rocking and immediately sat uo to catch him should he fall. But instead, to his surprise, he recieved a kiss on his temple and a thank you. His eyes widened a bit towards the gentle and simple kiss, mainly because he didn't think he was suppose to be so close to the demon. The blush, oddly enough, stemmed from the compliment. He actually said thank you. Most of the time, dealing with younger angels who got minor injuries, Aoba never got a thank you before. But even from the demon, it felt... Nice. The little angel offered a small smile before nodding. "I'll be back tomorr-!"
Suddenly, Aoba was jerked onto the opposite side of the cell doors and landed on his back side, not without a few surprised squeaks. "O-Ow!" He flinched when his kit was thrown, landing at his side. "W-What was that for!?" He stammered and scrambled up to see Kuro being tackled down. "H-He's already hurt! Leave him-!" The redhead pushed Aoba back, closing the gate shut. He ordered him to go, but Aoba watched as Kuro was manhandled and his basin spilled. "That- That isn't- Stop, I just-"
"Kid, I'm only going to tell you to leave one more time before I throw you out." This made Aoba shrink back, and hurry out the cell.
"But I just healed him... He said thank you..." Aoba mumbled to himself and hurried out.
The green haired male was getting a kick out of watching Kuro pinned and defenseless. With a devious grin, he pressed his elbow into Kuro's back. "Heh, just how well did the kid patch you up?"
Red, his nickname now was, watched, leaning against the bars. With a shake of his head, and a light chuckle, he whistled. "That's enough play time for you. Ha, save the job to his prosecutors."
The green haired male got up, kicked the basin off to the side, and then kicked Kuro in the gut. "Trash... Don't go soiling our angels."
****
Aoba hurried out the prison, and up the steps in the castle. He had immediately went into Fenrir's office in order to explain the situation. "Sir, I fixed Kuro up as best as I could. But as soon as I did, those guards attacked him!" Aoba huffed, clutching his kit with him. Fenrir glanced up for a brief second and merely gave a shrug. 'Why won't you care? Why are they hurting him... What did he do wrong?' but he kept these questions to himself, in fear of being yelled at or scolded.
Instead, Aoba walked defeated to his own room in the castle, and went about cleaning his stained attire, along with cleaning himself.
Suddenly, Aoba was jerked onto the opposite side of the cell doors and landed on his back side, not without a few surprised squeaks. "O-Ow!" He flinched when his kit was thrown, landing at his side. "W-What was that for!?" He stammered and scrambled up to see Kuro being tackled down. "H-He's already hurt! Leave him-!" The redhead pushed Aoba back, closing the gate shut. He ordered him to go, but Aoba watched as Kuro was manhandled and his basin spilled. "That- That isn't- Stop, I just-"
"Kid, I'm only going to tell you to leave one more time before I throw you out." This made Aoba shrink back, and hurry out the cell.
"But I just healed him... He said thank you..." Aoba mumbled to himself and hurried out.
The green haired male was getting a kick out of watching Kuro pinned and defenseless. With a devious grin, he pressed his elbow into Kuro's back. "Heh, just how well did the kid patch you up?"
Red, his nickname now was, watched, leaning against the bars. With a shake of his head, and a light chuckle, he whistled. "That's enough play time for you. Ha, save the job to his prosecutors."
The green haired male got up, kicked the basin off to the side, and then kicked Kuro in the gut. "Trash... Don't go soiling our angels."
****
Aoba hurried out the prison, and up the steps in the castle. He had immediately went into Fenrir's office in order to explain the situation. "Sir, I fixed Kuro up as best as I could. But as soon as I did, those guards attacked him!" Aoba huffed, clutching his kit with him. Fenrir glanced up for a brief second and merely gave a shrug. 'Why won't you care? Why are they hurting him... What did he do wrong?' but he kept these questions to himself, in fear of being yelled at or scolded.
Instead, Aoba walked defeated to his own room in the castle, and went about cleaning his stained attire, along with cleaning himself.
Yes people!
The doors of entry are still open!
The doors of entry are still open!
Enasi followed Harper, wondering what got the male so jumpy. "So? Harper?" The rabbit looked back, realizing Lord Enasi was walking a tad slower than a regular pace. 'He must be really tired and not even realize it. It seems he's like on autopilot right now. It took a few seconds, but it then registered to the guardian that he was acknowledged with a look. "Oh. I just wanted to know what that was about? With Rue asking a question, and me being hurried out to see Cho?"
He watched as his ears twitch and he glances at the Dream Guardian. Not wanting to lie to his guardian, he tried a different approach to the matter. "The events in there don't parallel to the importance of assigning Cho his job. But, you being with me marks it as a sign of approval. By all means I can reassure you that you can sleep sir, and talk to Cho later.
"I'm fine." Was the only response he could give without telling a direct lie. He was fine. No injuries, and he was at a somewhat stable mindset. That wasn't too shabby for the normally overly worried guardian. Harper merely sighed and continued leading the way. The walk took a long time, considering it was on the other side of the building. The longer the two walked in silence, the more Enasi tried to stifle yawns, only encouraging Harper's silence.
But from quiet to chipper and loud, Enasi did wake a little more. "Oh, wonderful to see you Lord Enasi, and nice to see you as well Harper." Harper nodded his greeting and Enasi smiled and waved. He would have hugged the chef, but he was holding a tray of cookies. "What brings you two to my side of town?" Cho chuckled, handing the tray off to a minion as she walked past. He was looking at Lord Enasi when he asked this question, but raised an eyebrow when he gestured to Harper.
Harper then nodded and moved away from the busy kitchen so it was a lot more private to speak. "I, Crios, Rue, and of course Lord Enasi, need you to cater to Seishu's meals. We have pegged you add not only one of the most loyal to Lord Enasi, but also someone who doesn't seem to mind Seishu's behavior- enough to tolerate him at least." Enasi slumped into a chair near them amd listened quietly. Cho mulled over the idea for a short amount of time before nodding in agreement.
"If Lord Enasi wants it, then sure. I'm be happy to give him a decent meal." That's when he glanced over, noticing their dream guardian dozing off. It was too late to miss, and both chef and guard watched for a moment. "Is he alright?" Cho held concern in his tone and looked over at Harper. The rabbit nodded and walked over to Lord Enasi, who had somehow made himself comfortable in the plush chair.
"He's just tired. He's been working non stop and refuses to sleep. This is the outcome. But, that was all Cho. I appreciate your cooperation. " Cho nodded and went off With a sigh, Harper proceeded to lift the guardian with ease and walk to his room. He noticed that weird energy didn't leak off him this time, so he assumed Seishu had yet to fall asleep. That's how it seemed for a short while. But the longer he walked, letting the guardian snuggle to his fur quite embarrassingly, the more he felt the energy increase. 'Well, at least you won't be alone. Harper thought with a sigh and eventually came to Lord Enasi's room to put him in bed. Walking out, he went where he was needed.
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Enasi fell into the darkness, looking around with a mental sigh. He was sure he could have avoided sleep. Positive! Unfortunately, that was not achieved. Though, this time in the darkness, not quite a dream yet, Enasi stood looking for Seishu. Normally, Seishu was always the one to find him because Enasi would always wait around, but this time, Enasi was feeling a little curious.
He watched as his ears twitch and he glances at the Dream Guardian. Not wanting to lie to his guardian, he tried a different approach to the matter. "The events in there don't parallel to the importance of assigning Cho his job. But, you being with me marks it as a sign of approval. By all means I can reassure you that you can sleep sir, and talk to Cho later.
"I'm fine." Was the only response he could give without telling a direct lie. He was fine. No injuries, and he was at a somewhat stable mindset. That wasn't too shabby for the normally overly worried guardian. Harper merely sighed and continued leading the way. The walk took a long time, considering it was on the other side of the building. The longer the two walked in silence, the more Enasi tried to stifle yawns, only encouraging Harper's silence.
But from quiet to chipper and loud, Enasi did wake a little more. "Oh, wonderful to see you Lord Enasi, and nice to see you as well Harper." Harper nodded his greeting and Enasi smiled and waved. He would have hugged the chef, but he was holding a tray of cookies. "What brings you two to my side of town?" Cho chuckled, handing the tray off to a minion as she walked past. He was looking at Lord Enasi when he asked this question, but raised an eyebrow when he gestured to Harper.
Harper then nodded and moved away from the busy kitchen so it was a lot more private to speak. "I, Crios, Rue, and of course Lord Enasi, need you to cater to Seishu's meals. We have pegged you add not only one of the most loyal to Lord Enasi, but also someone who doesn't seem to mind Seishu's behavior- enough to tolerate him at least." Enasi slumped into a chair near them amd listened quietly. Cho mulled over the idea for a short amount of time before nodding in agreement.
"If Lord Enasi wants it, then sure. I'm be happy to give him a decent meal." That's when he glanced over, noticing their dream guardian dozing off. It was too late to miss, and both chef and guard watched for a moment. "Is he alright?" Cho held concern in his tone and looked over at Harper. The rabbit nodded and walked over to Lord Enasi, who had somehow made himself comfortable in the plush chair.
"He's just tired. He's been working non stop and refuses to sleep. This is the outcome. But, that was all Cho. I appreciate your cooperation. " Cho nodded and went off With a sigh, Harper proceeded to lift the guardian with ease and walk to his room. He noticed that weird energy didn't leak off him this time, so he assumed Seishu had yet to fall asleep. That's how it seemed for a short while. But the longer he walked, letting the guardian snuggle to his fur quite embarrassingly, the more he felt the energy increase. 'Well, at least you won't be alone. Harper thought with a sigh and eventually came to Lord Enasi's room to put him in bed. Walking out, he went where he was needed.
****~~~~~****~~~~****
Enasi fell into the darkness, looking around with a mental sigh. He was sure he could have avoided sleep. Positive! Unfortunately, that was not achieved. Though, this time in the darkness, not quite a dream yet, Enasi stood looking for Seishu. Normally, Seishu was always the one to find him because Enasi would always wait around, but this time, Enasi was feeling a little curious.
Aoba immediately averted his eyes from Kuro towards the sly comment. He wouldn't even think to watch his patient clean. That was probably a rude gesture as a medic. Then, his eyes traveled to the two guards who were once again fuming by Kuro's words- well, the green haired one at least. The redhead just tried to calm him down for the second time. Aoba sat on his knees, with his back to Kuro. He quietly waited as he heard the soft swishes of water. Twice had the two guards tried to peer back and see if Kuro was actually following directions, and twice had Aoba's pure white wings opened and spread to obscure their view. "Give him his privacy." Aoba spoke gently, not making with the eye contact with them. He was starting to feel their annoyance towards talking orders from a child.
It took a long time, and around a few minutes, into the thirty, Aoba's wings were folded and tucked nearly again. The guards had given up on peeking in and decided to wait. The growls were heard, but Aoba didn't dare move. It was something he wasn't expecting, so he hesitated. The guards stood straight, but relaxed when the growling died down. Kuro then asked for his help, making Aoba jump up in his aid. "Oh. Okay. Don't worry. I'll help you." He sat by Kuro's hip and decided to start with his legs. At first, Aoba hesitated to touch the dirty water, but overcame the short before grabbing the towel and gently beginning to wipe his legs down. It was more out of nervousness, but the farther up Aoba had to go, the slower he went. It was an awkward scenario all together, but with a determined demeanor, he kept cleaning.
"Now to your back." Aoba wrung out the towel and tapped the water ever so slightly. It was enough to cause a faint ripple, and glow for a brief second. As gentle as he could, he began wiping down Kuro's back, although being firm was required if he wanted to clean him properly. Aoba would apologize for hurting him every few moments, but never stopped cleaning- and trying to heal him in the process. He started from his shoulders, all the way to his lower back. Feeling the intense amd curious stares on the two guards, Aoba's wings lifted and hid the male, save for his feet. He didn't explain his actions, he only did so.
"One more time. Sorry. But I need you to sit up for me. I need to bandage you." He apologized again, and aided to Kuro when he needed help sitting up. Aoba let him grumble as he began bandaging him up, occasionally having to move into personal space to get the bandages tight enough. After a few minutes of struggling, Aoba gave a triumphant look. "There, you'll get better in no time." The white wings were once again tucked away and Aoba waited, almost expecting questions from the other.
It took a long time, and around a few minutes, into the thirty, Aoba's wings were folded and tucked nearly again. The guards had given up on peeking in and decided to wait. The growls were heard, but Aoba didn't dare move. It was something he wasn't expecting, so he hesitated. The guards stood straight, but relaxed when the growling died down. Kuro then asked for his help, making Aoba jump up in his aid. "Oh. Okay. Don't worry. I'll help you." He sat by Kuro's hip and decided to start with his legs. At first, Aoba hesitated to touch the dirty water, but overcame the short before grabbing the towel and gently beginning to wipe his legs down. It was more out of nervousness, but the farther up Aoba had to go, the slower he went. It was an awkward scenario all together, but with a determined demeanor, he kept cleaning.
"Now to your back." Aoba wrung out the towel and tapped the water ever so slightly. It was enough to cause a faint ripple, and glow for a brief second. As gentle as he could, he began wiping down Kuro's back, although being firm was required if he wanted to clean him properly. Aoba would apologize for hurting him every few moments, but never stopped cleaning- and trying to heal him in the process. He started from his shoulders, all the way to his lower back. Feeling the intense amd curious stares on the two guards, Aoba's wings lifted and hid the male, save for his feet. He didn't explain his actions, he only did so.
"One more time. Sorry. But I need you to sit up for me. I need to bandage you." He apologized again, and aided to Kuro when he needed help sitting up. Aoba let him grumble as he began bandaging him up, occasionally having to move into personal space to get the bandages tight enough. After a few minutes of struggling, Aoba gave a triumphant look. "There, you'll get better in no time." The white wings were once again tucked away and Aoba waited, almost expecting questions from the other.
You must take into consideration that not all educational systems are the same, and not all may try to further their knowledge as you might have. But you really should make sure you don't take your anger out on people you just met. You leave bad impressions that way.
Other than that, I'm willing to give you another chance. But I'm only lenient to an extent, so if problems like this occur often for you, you may want to rethink if you want to be in the group. Or be flexible with the crowd.
Other than that, I'm willing to give you another chance. But I'm only lenient to an extent, so if problems like this occur often for you, you may want to rethink if you want to be in the group. Or be flexible with the crowd.
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