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Hrmmmm, maybe I did.
Are you feeling any better Bun?
Get well soon~
Get well soon~
The Guardian gave a sigh of relief to the news that they were okay. He'd remember to get more blankets after the little check up on them. Enasi only wanted to check up on them, to ease his worry, but it seemed like Seishu had other plans in mind. Like the other two, he held a quizzical gaze as the other two were gestured out the door. What did Seishu want with him? Before Rue left with Crios, Enasi tapped his arm gently. "Do you mind getting blankets?" Rue smiled and nodded to the request, taking the doctor out of the room.
When they were out there Crios watched the kid pace in the air. "Weren't you suppose to be getting blankets?" Rue paused in the air, almost forgetting his nearly forgetting about his important task. "Oh! Right! Thank you Crios!" He was so preoccupied wondering what the conversation would be about that he nearly forgot. Without hesitation Rue raced off to get what was needed. Crios on the other hand continued to lean against the wall silently, curios as to what was being said.
~~~~
Enasi never moved from where he stood. Feeling the eyes on him, he looked over at Seishu. There wasn't anything he wanted to say, so he stood there a little awkwardly until the guardian gestured towards the chair Enasi normally sat in. He complied, still silent, and sat in the seat. Seishu started speaking and Enasi leaned against the back of the chair, as usual, sitting with the back of the chair facing him. After a moment and the first thing Seishu said, the Dream Guardian could only muster up an apology. "Sorry... They weren't thinking. But they should get the memo now." His thoughts rolled over the possibilities of the balance being broken. Not only that, but having to deal with Gin as a ruler. By the sound of it, this nightmare seemed to be a hassle alone.
His eyes fell toward the floor as it went silent once more. "They are what allow people to get over things more easily. It's what we who thrive on fear, and hate, and loathing are here for. We are here to feed on them so that they no longer plague the hearts and minds they are born in." Nightmares weren't evil... They never were. And yet, somewhere deep down, Enasi knew that. He knew Seishu wasn't evil and he knew the purpose of his counterpart and his realm. But the centuries of always tagging the other as an enemy had stuck. Why? The answer was never found, and Enasi just went with what was normal.
A soft snort escaped from Enasi as he looked up at Seishu. He was leaning forward against the chair, pushing himself back and forth. "You live for this?" He couldn't help the small smirk that appeared on his face. "Well, sitting around injured isn't going to get your realm back you know." To Enasi, Seishu's words seemed like a plea for help. Well, not so much a plea, but it did sound like he was asking for help... to an extent. "Sitting here won't help you, but going back only to be unsure of who still follows you could be worse. Sure you have Kaila, but that wouldn't be enough against an army..." Stopping himself from going back and forth, he moved side to side, but that pattern eventually stopped and he returned to the original one. "Maybe I could help? Of course I can't just send an army to your Realm...but I think you may need all the help you can get." His offer was light hearted, and he shrugged afterward. If Seishu didn't want his help, he wouldn't pester. He'd just continue the treatments until he was ready to go back. Enasi couldn't help but return Seishu's smile with one of his own. Though, the smile was short lived as Enasi's glance averted back to the ground.
~~~~
Rue had returned with two blankets and two new pillows. The reason it took longer was because the small boy had to walk in order to carry the items. Seeing the child carry so much, Crios chuckled. "You only needed to get one blanket." Rue grinned brightly. "Well yeah, I know, but I thought Master Seishu would want an extra to be extra comfortable!" The doctor only rolled his eyes, not out of annoyance, but wondering how Night could deal with the ball of exploding joy all day.
--*---
There was a moment's silence between the two as Enasi thought over what Seishu said. Something then clicked, and he glanced up with a slightly confused expression. "You weren't talking about that were you?" His eyebrow raised in curiosity. Was Seishu telling him to relax? Before Seishu could answer the first question Enasi spoke again. "Oh, no. I don't think I can do that." He shook his head, giving a rather innocent look. "I...wouldn't know how. Voluntarily at least." Even Enasi had to admit he was a tad clueless sometimes.
When they were out there Crios watched the kid pace in the air. "Weren't you suppose to be getting blankets?" Rue paused in the air, almost forgetting his nearly forgetting about his important task. "Oh! Right! Thank you Crios!" He was so preoccupied wondering what the conversation would be about that he nearly forgot. Without hesitation Rue raced off to get what was needed. Crios on the other hand continued to lean against the wall silently, curios as to what was being said.
~~~~
Enasi never moved from where he stood. Feeling the eyes on him, he looked over at Seishu. There wasn't anything he wanted to say, so he stood there a little awkwardly until the guardian gestured towards the chair Enasi normally sat in. He complied, still silent, and sat in the seat. Seishu started speaking and Enasi leaned against the back of the chair, as usual, sitting with the back of the chair facing him. After a moment and the first thing Seishu said, the Dream Guardian could only muster up an apology. "Sorry... They weren't thinking. But they should get the memo now." His thoughts rolled over the possibilities of the balance being broken. Not only that, but having to deal with Gin as a ruler. By the sound of it, this nightmare seemed to be a hassle alone.
His eyes fell toward the floor as it went silent once more. "They are what allow people to get over things more easily. It's what we who thrive on fear, and hate, and loathing are here for. We are here to feed on them so that they no longer plague the hearts and minds they are born in." Nightmares weren't evil... They never were. And yet, somewhere deep down, Enasi knew that. He knew Seishu wasn't evil and he knew the purpose of his counterpart and his realm. But the centuries of always tagging the other as an enemy had stuck. Why? The answer was never found, and Enasi just went with what was normal.
A soft snort escaped from Enasi as he looked up at Seishu. He was leaning forward against the chair, pushing himself back and forth. "You live for this?" He couldn't help the small smirk that appeared on his face. "Well, sitting around injured isn't going to get your realm back you know." To Enasi, Seishu's words seemed like a plea for help. Well, not so much a plea, but it did sound like he was asking for help... to an extent. "Sitting here won't help you, but going back only to be unsure of who still follows you could be worse. Sure you have Kaila, but that wouldn't be enough against an army..." Stopping himself from going back and forth, he moved side to side, but that pattern eventually stopped and he returned to the original one. "Maybe I could help? Of course I can't just send an army to your Realm...but I think you may need all the help you can get." His offer was light hearted, and he shrugged afterward. If Seishu didn't want his help, he wouldn't pester. He'd just continue the treatments until he was ready to go back. Enasi couldn't help but return Seishu's smile with one of his own. Though, the smile was short lived as Enasi's glance averted back to the ground.
~~~~
Rue had returned with two blankets and two new pillows. The reason it took longer was because the small boy had to walk in order to carry the items. Seeing the child carry so much, Crios chuckled. "You only needed to get one blanket." Rue grinned brightly. "Well yeah, I know, but I thought Master Seishu would want an extra to be extra comfortable!" The doctor only rolled his eyes, not out of annoyance, but wondering how Night could deal with the ball of exploding joy all day.
--*---
There was a moment's silence between the two as Enasi thought over what Seishu said. Something then clicked, and he glanced up with a slightly confused expression. "You weren't talking about that were you?" His eyebrow raised in curiosity. Was Seishu telling him to relax? Before Seishu could answer the first question Enasi spoke again. "Oh, no. I don't think I can do that." He shook his head, giving a rather innocent look. "I...wouldn't know how. Voluntarily at least." Even Enasi had to admit he was a tad clueless sometimes.
Ty the Tour Guide
And hope your day gets better SweetCin.
And hope your day gets better SweetCin.
Ty made a mental note to catch Eikki's performance before, or after her own, depending on how her schedule went. It wouldn't hurt to postpone her performance in order to see the others. Maybe a trip around the carnival had been overdue anyway. She hadn't seen Crow's act with her animals, nor Eikki's performance. Of course, there were other's she would try to see, but of course that wouldn't all happen in a day. The Elemental's eyes went to the ground, and then travelled everywhere but to Eikki's own eyes. She didn't want to stare, so she occupied the small silence by scanning the area. Her arms went up and hugged her sides as she waited.
When he spoke up, her attention turned back to him. "Oh, it's not a problem. It was pretty important." Ty gave a small shrug and started to say something, but the urgency of his lack of attendance had Eikki running off. She gave a soft sigh and simply nodded. Once again, the male disappeared in the carnival. She was used to the disappearances, and his departure only made her move on to her next task. "I guess I'll be off as well." She mumbled and then headed off in the opposite direction. The smell of carnival food interrupted her trek to Celleci. Just like the performances, the food was practically perfect. The scent of fresh cinnamon buns wafted to her nose and Ty glided over to the stand to get one. "Miss Ty. A pleasure seeing you again." The male running the stand smiled and tipped his hat. Ty returned his smile with of her own, without a word to say. "The usual I presume?"
"Of course, of course." The male picked up one of the freshly baked cinnamon buns with clean gloved hands and set it on a napkin. "Here you go ma'am." Ty smiled in thanks and walked off to explore the carnival. The many joyous faces gave such an ironic feeling. They didn't know what went on behind the scenes of the mystical carnival. As she walked, one of the simple minded and oblivious mortals or other creatures would be getting their soul snatched away from them. It was all for a purpose. A few lives for freedom. In the beginning, the air elemental despised the idea of killing innocent people just to achieve her own freedom. All the time, one question would roll through her mind.
'Was it really worth it?'
In her own selfishness, she thought it was- but this was only at times. Other times, she didn't see the purpose. There was always the thought of her family and the past she never spoke on. How did everything she had vanish within seconds? Who would've done something so cruel to a child? The thoughts that followed left a bitter taste where the cinnamon bun had once delighted her tongue. Before the unintentional lugubrious mood settled, she threw her napkin away into the nearest trash bin and thought of a little idea. Entering a more populated area of the carnival where children roam with bright and anticipating eyes, Ty waved her hand slightly for a small gust of wind to urge the children forward. Pretending not to notice curious eyes, Ty played for the children. Onto her hands she flipped, balancing and walking to her stage.
"Oohs" and "Aahs" followed by squeals of excitement raced toward her. "Miss?! Are you apart of the Carnival too?" Performing for them, she did a simple tumble landing on her hands again before gracefully moving her feet to the ground. "Why of course~ I'm here to entertain." She offered them a smile and the children, from the ages of five to ten, all were dazzled by simple tricks. They were tricks she did as a child, easily maneuvered and used for practice or endurance. "Could you teach me?"
"No me!"
"I want to learn how to walk on my hands!"
"Show me how to flip!"
Ty shook her head, clicking her tongue to the top of her mouth. "No one will get to learn anything if all this fuss continues." With it, Ty had obedient children. Their excitement and happiness made it so easy for Ty to brand them as they were, but she decided to give them a show at least. She felt it rude not to at least give them what they wanted before taking something from them.
From the crowd of young bodies, Ty chose three at random. One by one, they were helped onto their hands, somehow balancing on the first try. The oblivious children didn't notice the few gusts of wind pushing them forward and then back to keep their center of balance. The children laughed and cheered with glee. It was all for fun and games and yet business for Ty.
--
Souls were branded that day. Not just children, but men and women alike. It was amazing how humans found even the simplest of things so entertaining. So when the more complex magic happened, no wonder they couldn't contain their emotions. All the while, she still kept a watchful eye amongst the visitors. Just in case one would slip and show their true identity. Just in case on of the crew happened to be in a struggle. Just in case...
There were many times she went on, only to realize she wasn't paying attention to the people around her. It was risky considering how the problem, but in all, she went the day unharmed.
Time sped without her knowing, but when one was so delved into their craft, it would be expected for such. The mortals and other creatures were all drifting toward the exit. It was time to end the fun. By then, Ty was on a small trek to gather souls again. She gave two performances, not including the child's play that happened out on Carnival ground. As she went toward her cart, little gnomes began to appear from everywhere. Just as they always did after opening. What interesting little creatures they were; garbage, restore, and scrub, and repeat until the carnival was clean. And they always got the job done.
In her cart, she gave a deep sigh. It was finally done. Relaxing could take place. After the few hygienic steps were taken, Ty changed into a different set of casual wear, that being a dark blue shirt and once again, sweatpants. The ribbon had been removed from her hair, and was placed in a drawer with countless other ribbons. Her costume was out away, and she sat on her bed. Unlike normal beds, instead of it resting on four legs, sturdy lace similar to the trapeze ribbons held the round bed to the ceiling. The design color of the bed was grey and black, nothing too fancy for her bed. The extremely soft and plush bed was able to rock back and forth gently, making her feel as if she was floating on a cloud. Nothing else was as significant as the bed in the room. The dressers and closet were made of fine wood, but Ty believed the bed held more value because for some reason it brought a remembrance of home.
Glancing over at the dresser, the golden feather caught her attention again. With a wave of her hand, the wind picked up and the feather danced along the breeze onto Ty's lap. She gently held it in her hand and whispered to it. "Thank you CeCi." The air elemental smiled to herself before watching it dance on the gentle breeze she created. The golden feather was remarkable and Ty would make sure to keep it with her. It even gave her an idea for her next theme for her performance. "Purples and golds will do finely." With the idea, Ty would have to speak with the ones who specialized in tailoring. She decided to do so before she forgot, or before the rush for other outfits came through. Upon opening the door, a letter floated toward her. The Wish Master's signature was the first thing that caught her eye. Discovering that it was important, Ty let it fall into her hands.
After reading the simple message thoroughly, Ty nodded to herself. "Two new recruits. If Mr. Seil wants me to befriend them first hand, they must be specializing in my talents." It was nice to think she may have a partner to perform with...that is if these two knew recruits would want to partake in the trapeze. They could've been doing just the floor tricks and flips. The golden feather was kept in hand. When she determined that her pockets were loose enough, she slipped the feather in there as she walked out of her cart, or living space. "I know not what these two look like... But I'm sure it should be quite easy to spot them." And after a few moments, Ty proved herself right.
A young woman who looked a little younger than Ty and a boy who seemed to be related to her were wandering the Carnival. She approached them calmly and friendly- friendly enough for someone who held their emotions, of course not to extents like some of the others there. "Wandering around like lost puppies? I am assuming you two are the new recruits. Well, welcome to the carnival. I'll be helping you get settled, and...being your your guide." She gave a smile, one of those mysterious smiles that she normally gave. It was odd greeting people, or introducing herself to others, but she forced herself to do so.
"I'm Ty by the way."
When he spoke up, her attention turned back to him. "Oh, it's not a problem. It was pretty important." Ty gave a small shrug and started to say something, but the urgency of his lack of attendance had Eikki running off. She gave a soft sigh and simply nodded. Once again, the male disappeared in the carnival. She was used to the disappearances, and his departure only made her move on to her next task. "I guess I'll be off as well." She mumbled and then headed off in the opposite direction. The smell of carnival food interrupted her trek to Celleci. Just like the performances, the food was practically perfect. The scent of fresh cinnamon buns wafted to her nose and Ty glided over to the stand to get one. "Miss Ty. A pleasure seeing you again." The male running the stand smiled and tipped his hat. Ty returned his smile with of her own, without a word to say. "The usual I presume?"
"Of course, of course." The male picked up one of the freshly baked cinnamon buns with clean gloved hands and set it on a napkin. "Here you go ma'am." Ty smiled in thanks and walked off to explore the carnival. The many joyous faces gave such an ironic feeling. They didn't know what went on behind the scenes of the mystical carnival. As she walked, one of the simple minded and oblivious mortals or other creatures would be getting their soul snatched away from them. It was all for a purpose. A few lives for freedom. In the beginning, the air elemental despised the idea of killing innocent people just to achieve her own freedom. All the time, one question would roll through her mind.
'Was it really worth it?'
In her own selfishness, she thought it was- but this was only at times. Other times, she didn't see the purpose. There was always the thought of her family and the past she never spoke on. How did everything she had vanish within seconds? Who would've done something so cruel to a child? The thoughts that followed left a bitter taste where the cinnamon bun had once delighted her tongue. Before the unintentional lugubrious mood settled, she threw her napkin away into the nearest trash bin and thought of a little idea. Entering a more populated area of the carnival where children roam with bright and anticipating eyes, Ty waved her hand slightly for a small gust of wind to urge the children forward. Pretending not to notice curious eyes, Ty played for the children. Onto her hands she flipped, balancing and walking to her stage.
"Oohs" and "Aahs" followed by squeals of excitement raced toward her. "Miss?! Are you apart of the Carnival too?" Performing for them, she did a simple tumble landing on her hands again before gracefully moving her feet to the ground. "Why of course~ I'm here to entertain." She offered them a smile and the children, from the ages of five to ten, all were dazzled by simple tricks. They were tricks she did as a child, easily maneuvered and used for practice or endurance. "Could you teach me?"
"No me!"
"I want to learn how to walk on my hands!"
"Show me how to flip!"
Ty shook her head, clicking her tongue to the top of her mouth. "No one will get to learn anything if all this fuss continues." With it, Ty had obedient children. Their excitement and happiness made it so easy for Ty to brand them as they were, but she decided to give them a show at least. She felt it rude not to at least give them what they wanted before taking something from them.
From the crowd of young bodies, Ty chose three at random. One by one, they were helped onto their hands, somehow balancing on the first try. The oblivious children didn't notice the few gusts of wind pushing them forward and then back to keep their center of balance. The children laughed and cheered with glee. It was all for fun and games and yet business for Ty.
--
Souls were branded that day. Not just children, but men and women alike. It was amazing how humans found even the simplest of things so entertaining. So when the more complex magic happened, no wonder they couldn't contain their emotions. All the while, she still kept a watchful eye amongst the visitors. Just in case one would slip and show their true identity. Just in case on of the crew happened to be in a struggle. Just in case...
There were many times she went on, only to realize she wasn't paying attention to the people around her. It was risky considering how the problem, but in all, she went the day unharmed.
Time sped without her knowing, but when one was so delved into their craft, it would be expected for such. The mortals and other creatures were all drifting toward the exit. It was time to end the fun. By then, Ty was on a small trek to gather souls again. She gave two performances, not including the child's play that happened out on Carnival ground. As she went toward her cart, little gnomes began to appear from everywhere. Just as they always did after opening. What interesting little creatures they were; garbage, restore, and scrub, and repeat until the carnival was clean. And they always got the job done.
In her cart, she gave a deep sigh. It was finally done. Relaxing could take place. After the few hygienic steps were taken, Ty changed into a different set of casual wear, that being a dark blue shirt and once again, sweatpants. The ribbon had been removed from her hair, and was placed in a drawer with countless other ribbons. Her costume was out away, and she sat on her bed. Unlike normal beds, instead of it resting on four legs, sturdy lace similar to the trapeze ribbons held the round bed to the ceiling. The design color of the bed was grey and black, nothing too fancy for her bed. The extremely soft and plush bed was able to rock back and forth gently, making her feel as if she was floating on a cloud. Nothing else was as significant as the bed in the room. The dressers and closet were made of fine wood, but Ty believed the bed held more value because for some reason it brought a remembrance of home.
Glancing over at the dresser, the golden feather caught her attention again. With a wave of her hand, the wind picked up and the feather danced along the breeze onto Ty's lap. She gently held it in her hand and whispered to it. "Thank you CeCi." The air elemental smiled to herself before watching it dance on the gentle breeze she created. The golden feather was remarkable and Ty would make sure to keep it with her. It even gave her an idea for her next theme for her performance. "Purples and golds will do finely." With the idea, Ty would have to speak with the ones who specialized in tailoring. She decided to do so before she forgot, or before the rush for other outfits came through. Upon opening the door, a letter floated toward her. The Wish Master's signature was the first thing that caught her eye. Discovering that it was important, Ty let it fall into her hands.
After reading the simple message thoroughly, Ty nodded to herself. "Two new recruits. If Mr. Seil wants me to befriend them first hand, they must be specializing in my talents." It was nice to think she may have a partner to perform with...that is if these two knew recruits would want to partake in the trapeze. They could've been doing just the floor tricks and flips. The golden feather was kept in hand. When she determined that her pockets were loose enough, she slipped the feather in there as she walked out of her cart, or living space. "I know not what these two look like... But I'm sure it should be quite easy to spot them." And after a few moments, Ty proved herself right.
A young woman who looked a little younger than Ty and a boy who seemed to be related to her were wandering the Carnival. She approached them calmly and friendly- friendly enough for someone who held their emotions, of course not to extents like some of the others there. "Wandering around like lost puppies? I am assuming you two are the new recruits. Well, welcome to the carnival. I'll be helping you get settled, and...being your your guide." She gave a smile, one of those mysterious smiles that she normally gave. It was odd greeting people, or introducing herself to others, but she forced herself to do so.
"I'm Ty by the way."
Ace grinned proudly when the kid finally looked at them. She watched as the kid swam toward them in an odd excitement. Excited to see humans? That was new. Who was ever excited to see boring humans? Ace shrugged the thought away and laughed a little. "Weird folks? What did we do to get such a punishment?" She allowed the girl to prod at her arms, not phased by the contact. Suddenly, she was pulled into an unexpected hug. "So much for staying dry." She mused, pulling her shirt down. In realization, she then grinned playfully and poked at Harper's shoulders. "And you two were scared to get her~." The red head doubted the other two would've gotten her attention without her.
"Did you want to play?"
The offer sounded nice, but she decided it was time to let the professionals do their business. Maybe afterward, she could have a little fun. The thought was short lived when sadness replaced the excitement in her voice.
At that point, Jasper had joined them in the water. She scooted over to let Jasper stand in between them. Ace was paying a little more attention, trying to make sure she was of some help to the group, besides getting into trouble.
"She wasn't a witch...Serena was drowned because she saw something she wasn't supposed to."
"She died because of them."
"Another clue to this crazy puzzle..." Ace spoke softly. Unless the kid was lying, or in fact a 'bad person', there was a second party to the deaths. The former seemed highly unlikely. A friend of the now 'supposed' person who had been killing off the civilians. There were many pieces to the puzzle, but how would did they fit together?
""What did she see... and... who's them?"
Jasper asked the question that more than likely rolled through all of their minds. Who were the people that killed the Siren- Serena. The lights in the girl's hair flickered off and Ace's curiosity led her to reach forward to touch it. As she got close, she paused, realizing it would be a little rude to do so while she was sad. Instead, Ace decided on something else.
"What's your name kid?" She knew it would probably a lot more complicated to get information with a teary eyed child. Ace thought it would be best to at least lighten her mood. "You wanna know something?" Ace leaned forward and smiled. "I'll tell you two somethings. One: You have a really, really pretty voice. And two," Ace paused, lowering her voice as though it was a secret. She knew that if she spoke lower the girl would have know choice but to pay full attention in order to hear. "The only reason we're asking... Is to know the truth. Think of us as the good guys okay? We want to discover what really happened so Serena isn't accused of being a witch anymore. Don't you want people to know she was a really nice lady?"
With that, Ace stood straight again and then glance over her two partners before looking at the girl again, waiting for a response.
"Did you want to play?"
The offer sounded nice, but she decided it was time to let the professionals do their business. Maybe afterward, she could have a little fun. The thought was short lived when sadness replaced the excitement in her voice.
At that point, Jasper had joined them in the water. She scooted over to let Jasper stand in between them. Ace was paying a little more attention, trying to make sure she was of some help to the group, besides getting into trouble.
"She wasn't a witch...Serena was drowned because she saw something she wasn't supposed to."
"She died because of them."
"Another clue to this crazy puzzle..." Ace spoke softly. Unless the kid was lying, or in fact a 'bad person', there was a second party to the deaths. The former seemed highly unlikely. A friend of the now 'supposed' person who had been killing off the civilians. There were many pieces to the puzzle, but how would did they fit together?
""What did she see... and... who's them?"
Jasper asked the question that more than likely rolled through all of their minds. Who were the people that killed the Siren- Serena. The lights in the girl's hair flickered off and Ace's curiosity led her to reach forward to touch it. As she got close, she paused, realizing it would be a little rude to do so while she was sad. Instead, Ace decided on something else.
"What's your name kid?" She knew it would probably a lot more complicated to get information with a teary eyed child. Ace thought it would be best to at least lighten her mood. "You wanna know something?" Ace leaned forward and smiled. "I'll tell you two somethings. One: You have a really, really pretty voice. And two," Ace paused, lowering her voice as though it was a secret. She knew that if she spoke lower the girl would have know choice but to pay full attention in order to hear. "The only reason we're asking... Is to know the truth. Think of us as the good guys okay? We want to discover what really happened so Serena isn't accused of being a witch anymore. Don't you want people to know she was a really nice lady?"
With that, Ace stood straight again and then glance over her two partners before looking at the girl again, waiting for a response.
Yay, post up!
And the hints. The subtle, subtle hints.
I'll get a post up soon enough.
And the hints. The subtle, subtle hints.
I'll get a post up soon enough.
Thankgoodnessthankgoodnessthankgoodness!
It's Friday!
[s[I should really check the OOC sometimes, there's a lot of music.[/s]
Morning. School. Ew.
It's Friday!
[s[I should really check the OOC sometimes, there's a lot of music.[/s]
Morning. School. Ew.
I do not mind it. I don't see a problem with it.
Everything flows still.
And for me, evening turned into morning. Meaning I'll eventually have to partake in school. Thankfully, it is the end of the week.
All the while, crafting up a post.
Everything flows still.
And for me, evening turned into morning. Meaning I'll eventually have to partake in school. Thankfully, it is the end of the week.
All the while, crafting up a post.
Your post are always entertaining. You have yet to dishearten.
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