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*reading Bunny's post*
*casually sipping cocoa*
*was not prepared*
*nearly chokes on cocoa*
*is fine now*
*now is waiting for next post*
*casually sipping cocoa*
Bunny said Totes make out scene
*was not prepared*
*nearly chokes on cocoa*
*is fine now*
*now is waiting for next post*
Oh but it was just to pass the time is all.
And you're undoubtedly forgiven (at least by me.)
And I pass the torch for the next to reply.
And you're undoubtedly forgiven (at least by me.)
And I pass the torch for the next to reply.
During her travels to the stage, she spotted Rosalina. It took her on by slight surprise, knowing she had disappeared for a little under a week. Reasons why went unquestioned, and Ty carried on her day to day life at the carnival. She greeted the beautiful angel, but continued on her way. There was an important meeting she had to attend, and Mr. Seil didn't approve of any late attendees. On her trek, Ty decided to perform a little trick for her amusement. She cartwheeled onto her hands, and walked on her hands. The grass was soft under her palms making it all the more easier to do. She did this for a few feet, catching the eyes of a few workers. Some laughed in amusement, while others more used to it watched as she walked by.
Back on her feet, Ty continued to the meeting. A few were filing in just as she was. Noticing the rows were still fairly empty, the air elemental decided to take a seat on an end row in the middle. There, she could see everyone clearly. Who came through the door, who was to her left and right, and of course the stage as well. The acrobat got comfortable in her seat and watched as the Wishmaster stepped on the stage. His air alone held superiority, and everyone his gaze fell upon knew they were under him. There was no way to deny it seeing that everyone in her immediate view were under some form of contract. If she wasn't paying attention before, Ty was definitely silent and taking in whatever he had to say.
Her eyebrow raised quizzically as he started. It was quite rare that he ever called mass meetings. Maybe individuals were called to be spoken to, but not often were there mass meetings. Towards the next statement Mr. Seil gave, Ty gave a genuine look of surprise. People had gone missing? Twelve to be exact. That was more than what she expected. From experience, even Ty knew people couldn't escape from the Carnival. It wasn't possible. And if Vivianna couldn't even see them... What sort of danger were they in? Then again, what sort of danger were the various creatures still there in?
Who would be next? Why was this happening? The chorus of mumbles would continue throughout the day, she was sure. But as of now, everyone fell silent to hear the Wishmaster once more.
He spoke of his responsibilities making nod slightly, mentally agreeing. As an exchange, they gave their souls and safety to help him. So indeed, their 'leader' had to ensure their safety, as it was apart of the agreement. She once again mentally agreed when he asked if they understood. Out of caution and curiosity, Ty raised from her seat to get the attention of the Wishmaster. It was already a rarity for the large meetings, and now Ty was speaking out. Something she rarely did. Her voice was rarely heard unless directly spoken to. The sound came out soft but nowhere near shy. It was at a monotonous key, sparing no emotions in it.
"Mr. Seil," Ty started, pushing a strand I hair behind her ear. Once everyone quieted down again, she continued. "While I do understand the situation, would you mind telling us... If there were specific targets? Did the twelve have some similarities being race or gender? Will some of us have to take more caution than others?" She fell silent again, but her questions raise a small uproar between the others.
It was something to think about indeed. Vampires could've been targeted. Witches or faeries. Even the shapeshifters. The twelve could've been solely male or solely female. What would they have to watch for? Who could they suspect? The incident raised a slight paranoia in her as well. She thought about staying with a partner and never being alone during open hours of the carnival. If the one place she was trapped in wasn't safe, and she had no knowledge of the "real world" where could she run to? Ty sat back down awaiting a response an listened to the mumbles of the crowd.
Back on her feet, Ty continued to the meeting. A few were filing in just as she was. Noticing the rows were still fairly empty, the air elemental decided to take a seat on an end row in the middle. There, she could see everyone clearly. Who came through the door, who was to her left and right, and of course the stage as well. The acrobat got comfortable in her seat and watched as the Wishmaster stepped on the stage. His air alone held superiority, and everyone his gaze fell upon knew they were under him. There was no way to deny it seeing that everyone in her immediate view were under some form of contract. If she wasn't paying attention before, Ty was definitely silent and taking in whatever he had to say.
Her eyebrow raised quizzically as he started. It was quite rare that he ever called mass meetings. Maybe individuals were called to be spoken to, but not often were there mass meetings. Towards the next statement Mr. Seil gave, Ty gave a genuine look of surprise. People had gone missing? Twelve to be exact. That was more than what she expected. From experience, even Ty knew people couldn't escape from the Carnival. It wasn't possible. And if Vivianna couldn't even see them... What sort of danger were they in? Then again, what sort of danger were the various creatures still there in?
Who would be next? Why was this happening? The chorus of mumbles would continue throughout the day, she was sure. But as of now, everyone fell silent to hear the Wishmaster once more.
He spoke of his responsibilities making nod slightly, mentally agreeing. As an exchange, they gave their souls and safety to help him. So indeed, their 'leader' had to ensure their safety, as it was apart of the agreement. She once again mentally agreed when he asked if they understood. Out of caution and curiosity, Ty raised from her seat to get the attention of the Wishmaster. It was already a rarity for the large meetings, and now Ty was speaking out. Something she rarely did. Her voice was rarely heard unless directly spoken to. The sound came out soft but nowhere near shy. It was at a monotonous key, sparing no emotions in it.
"Mr. Seil," Ty started, pushing a strand I hair behind her ear. Once everyone quieted down again, she continued. "While I do understand the situation, would you mind telling us... If there were specific targets? Did the twelve have some similarities being race or gender? Will some of us have to take more caution than others?" She fell silent again, but her questions raise a small uproar between the others.
It was something to think about indeed. Vampires could've been targeted. Witches or faeries. Even the shapeshifters. The twelve could've been solely male or solely female. What would they have to watch for? Who could they suspect? The incident raised a slight paranoia in her as well. She thought about staying with a partner and never being alone during open hours of the carnival. If the one place she was trapped in wasn't safe, and she had no knowledge of the "real world" where could she run to? Ty sat back down awaiting a response an listened to the mumbles of the crowd.
One was eager to eat, while the other passed it up. Runa was nearly trampled as the redhead ran inside. "Well I made-" It didn't seem to matter seeing that she ran past without even waiting for a response. "Um..." Even she was a little confused as to what just happened. Shaking it off, she looked over at David who was off by himself. "Come on David, I actually took the time and effort to make it." She adjusted her eyepatch and leaned in the doorway. "Runa here seems to enjoy it. Besides, don't we need all the energy we can?" Before continuing on, Runa peeked inside to make sure Raine hadn't inhaled all the food. She had made a lot, and thankfully there was still a lot left. With a sigh, Runa stopped her persuasion. If he didn't want to then there was no reason to beg. "If Red hasn't eaten it all, I'm sure there will be some left if you change your mind." The captain turned and grabbed a plate and took the time to eat too. Occasionally, she'd make small talk with Raine, but the girl seemed too busy eating to want to talk.
After spending about thirty minutes to eat and clean up, Runali walked back on the deck. "Alright you two. Raine, David. It's time to set sail." Assuming both knew how to work a ship, she pointed upwards toward the sails indicating to let them down. In the few moments, the three would be saying goodbye to the small town Canter as the ship sailed out to the sea. "Step one: Get a ship. Complete. Two: Stock on supplies. Complete. Three: Gather a crew." With that step, she looked toward the two who both agreed to join. "I'd give that a check too." Were they going to need more people? Well, that would be decided during their adventure. First they were going to have to get started, and gain a status.
"Hey Red, which way to the next island? You did say you had navigation skills after all." Once she was told which way to go, the captain steered the ship on that direction. From there it was pretty much smooth sailing.
"So. I guess I could know a little more about the two strangers I allowed to join my crew." Runali leaned against a railing and looked to them, wondering who would speak up first.
Little did the three know, they had accomplished making their first enemy at the bar... Some pirates held harsh grudges when their men were beaten and all of their money was stolen.
After spending about thirty minutes to eat and clean up, Runali walked back on the deck. "Alright you two. Raine, David. It's time to set sail." Assuming both knew how to work a ship, she pointed upwards toward the sails indicating to let them down. In the few moments, the three would be saying goodbye to the small town Canter as the ship sailed out to the sea. "Step one: Get a ship. Complete. Two: Stock on supplies. Complete. Three: Gather a crew." With that step, she looked toward the two who both agreed to join. "I'd give that a check too." Were they going to need more people? Well, that would be decided during their adventure. First they were going to have to get started, and gain a status.
"Hey Red, which way to the next island? You did say you had navigation skills after all." Once she was told which way to go, the captain steered the ship on that direction. From there it was pretty much smooth sailing.
"So. I guess I could know a little more about the two strangers I allowed to join my crew." Runali leaned against a railing and looked to them, wondering who would speak up first.
Little did the three know, they had accomplished making their first enemy at the bar... Some pirates held harsh grudges when their men were beaten and all of their money was stolen.
And to think I thought I wouldn't be able to keep up.
The Dream Guardian watched them approach, seeing their weapons and all. Instead of tensing at the sight, the dreamer turned to Harper. His eyes narrowed. 'Calm down Harper before you mess things up. . .' The look seemed to make it to the rabbit, and he quickly straightened up, removing his hands from his weapons. The rabbit still watched carefully, but he kept his paws crossed. Enasi sighed and turned back to the small group of nightmares, seeing one approaching forward.
This one had a similar hair style- well overall style of Seishu which peaked his curiosity, but of course there was nothing he said about it. In fact, Enasi didn't say a word as of yet. He took a few more steps forward but paused to lower his own positive energy. They were in a mental agreement that neither wanted to over power the other's energy, even though Enasi could possibly do that in an instance. By now, there was only a few feet in between Enasi and the leader of the nightmare pack.
"If it's not obvious of who I am, I am the Dream Guardian. Enasi." That's how he started. The dreamer looked down to his cupped hands before continuing. "Your Guardian, Seishu is safe in our medical facility. Do not worry, I wouldn't try to kill him. He's already been hurt quite enough..." Slowly, he raised his hands up and toward the nightmare in charge. "Seishu- er, your guardian told me to give you this." His hands opened to reveal the perfectly in tact flower. It took a lot of will power not to mess up the flower with his own energy. "He also said, Go home for now." When, or if, the nightmare took the flower, Enasi would nod and step back.
"Once again, I reassure you he is safe in my home. His treatment is much slower due to the lack of resources, but he'll heal soon enough." Enasi didn't think he'd have to explain why he couldn't be treated in his own realm. It seemed obvious enough. There was nothing else the dreamer had to say, so he only stood and waited for a response.
Harper was still in the background, carefully watching for any sudden moves. With his large ears, he could hear what was going on, so it eased him a little. So far, so good Harper's arms stayed crossed so he wouldn't reach for his weapon. It wasn't necessary. And he trusted his guardian. Enasi knew what he was doing. ...He had to...
This one had a similar hair style- well overall style of Seishu which peaked his curiosity, but of course there was nothing he said about it. In fact, Enasi didn't say a word as of yet. He took a few more steps forward but paused to lower his own positive energy. They were in a mental agreement that neither wanted to over power the other's energy, even though Enasi could possibly do that in an instance. By now, there was only a few feet in between Enasi and the leader of the nightmare pack.
"If it's not obvious of who I am, I am the Dream Guardian. Enasi." That's how he started. The dreamer looked down to his cupped hands before continuing. "Your Guardian, Seishu is safe in our medical facility. Do not worry, I wouldn't try to kill him. He's already been hurt quite enough..." Slowly, he raised his hands up and toward the nightmare in charge. "Seishu- er, your guardian told me to give you this." His hands opened to reveal the perfectly in tact flower. It took a lot of will power not to mess up the flower with his own energy. "He also said, Go home for now." When, or if, the nightmare took the flower, Enasi would nod and step back.
"Once again, I reassure you he is safe in my home. His treatment is much slower due to the lack of resources, but he'll heal soon enough." Enasi didn't think he'd have to explain why he couldn't be treated in his own realm. It seemed obvious enough. There was nothing else the dreamer had to say, so he only stood and waited for a response.
Harper was still in the background, carefully watching for any sudden moves. With his large ears, he could hear what was going on, so it eased him a little. So far, so good Harper's arms stayed crossed so he wouldn't reach for his weapon. It wasn't necessary. And he trusted his guardian. Enasi knew what he was doing. ...He had to...
*didnt even see where it looked like you'd be controlling >.<*
Ehh dialogue posts.
Ehh dialogue posts.
Wonderful! You're back and well, which is good.
Hehe, worry not! We were on our best behavior during your absence.
Hehe, worry not! We were on our best behavior during your absence.
"Ah, sure thing." Ace nodded and crawled over to Leon. She shook his shoulder not so gently, but spoke softly. She wasn't that rude. "Hey, Leon. Mr. Cello says it's time to go." With that, and maybe a few more prods, Ace stood and went over to the guide to wait as well. In the process, Ace managed to get her own waffles to munch on. "It was alright." She replied to the cat's question about sleep. Once the three were all prepared and ready to go, just like the day before, they set out again.
This time, the walk was much shorter and was pretty much a straight course. The two were going to finally meet the humans that were already there and exploring Nowhere. The stories they had were probably the best! Ace was definitely prepared to listen to them all, and hopefully share those adventures. The closer they got, the more people she could see. Although two of those people she noticed were in fact bunnies. At this point, Ace didn't even question if it was real or not. There were few other nonhuman creatures that caught her eye too. A mermaid, reminding her of the black waves that confused her so. But she pushed the thought away seeing how nice the mermaid looked. And then there was...a bird like creature? She couldn't really explain it, but she let it be.
Another thing that crossed her mind was, 'what were they like?' Ace was like a curious puppy as she explored even the simplest things like meeting new people. Growing up as she did, there was little friendships in her life. Ace was always moving, more focused on how to survive. But she was taking a break from it all and was here. What were they like? Were they charming? Funny? Nice? Maybe even mean? However they acted, she just hoped they'd hey along.
Ace ran fingers through her reddish hair and her grey eyes skimmed through the small crowd. She remembered Froggy saying something about there being more than what was in front of her. It was only around six or so. After Leon introduced himself, Ace took her turn. "Hi! I'm Ace. Like he said, nice to meet you. I bet you guys have awesome stories to tell." Her voice was laced with the excitement she had showed the day before. There wasn't much else she could say after that so she fell silent and waited for...whatever was next.
This time, the walk was much shorter and was pretty much a straight course. The two were going to finally meet the humans that were already there and exploring Nowhere. The stories they had were probably the best! Ace was definitely prepared to listen to them all, and hopefully share those adventures. The closer they got, the more people she could see. Although two of those people she noticed were in fact bunnies. At this point, Ace didn't even question if it was real or not. There were few other nonhuman creatures that caught her eye too. A mermaid, reminding her of the black waves that confused her so. But she pushed the thought away seeing how nice the mermaid looked. And then there was...a bird like creature? She couldn't really explain it, but she let it be.
Another thing that crossed her mind was, 'what were they like?' Ace was like a curious puppy as she explored even the simplest things like meeting new people. Growing up as she did, there was little friendships in her life. Ace was always moving, more focused on how to survive. But she was taking a break from it all and was here. What were they like? Were they charming? Funny? Nice? Maybe even mean? However they acted, she just hoped they'd hey along.
Ace ran fingers through her reddish hair and her grey eyes skimmed through the small crowd. She remembered Froggy saying something about there being more than what was in front of her. It was only around six or so. After Leon introduced himself, Ace took her turn. "Hi! I'm Ace. Like he said, nice to meet you. I bet you guys have awesome stories to tell." Her voice was laced with the excitement she had showed the day before. There wasn't much else she could say after that so she fell silent and waited for...whatever was next.
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