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Not a SayanEvangeline seems like she has a lot in common with Sasha...they seem like they'd get along well. Either that, or they'd make each other even more confused :P
I just got home from all my obligations for the day, so expect a Sasha post soon. If any of the newly added characters need someone to interact with I can easily break Sasha off from her current group and find you if you'd like.
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Sasha will post when i get a chance, i'm on my phone right now.
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Forum just got back up :D
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Sasha was thankful that she appeared to be the last person to join this small conversation group. She gave each of the other four a warm smile as they responded to her greeting, pleasantly surprised and thankful that they were all so polite. Sasha had noticed that some of those she had introduced herself too had been intimidated by her. Why would they be intimidated by me?, she thought. I'm a goddess, but I'm harmless... By the time she exited her own thoughts, the deertaur and the normal-looking boy had left, so it was just the burly man, the fox woman and Sasha left in the group. The remaining group was discussing the forest, and Sasha heard Fredricka offer to show it to them. "That would be lovely," replied Sasha with a smile. Before she could say another word, a girl vaulted over all of them at great speed. Sasha first was impressed by the distance and speed the girl was carrying, and then wondered where she could possibly be going in such a hurry. The girl had ran in the direction Fredricka had seemed to be motioning to when discussing the forest.
Confused, Sasha wondered whether or not to go after the girl to see where she was going, but as she caught a glimpse of the girl's dragon through a window she had an emotionally traumatic memory of a dragon and one of her Olympian generational siblings. She quickly turned her head away from the dragon and her acquintances, fighting back tears. She stood completely still with her eyes sealed shut for what seemed like an eternity to those watching. Finally she slowly lifted her head back up and opened her eyes, the tears completely gone but some sadness remaining. "Forgive me," she said simply.
Confused, Sasha wondered whether or not to go after the girl to see where she was going, but as she caught a glimpse of the girl's dragon through a window she had an emotionally traumatic memory of a dragon and one of her Olympian generational siblings. She quickly turned her head away from the dragon and her acquintances, fighting back tears. She stood completely still with her eyes sealed shut for what seemed like an eternity to those watching. Finally she slowly lifted her head back up and opened her eyes, the tears completely gone but some sadness remaining. "Forgive me," she said simply.
Yup!
Post made! Had to ninja edit as several more posts were made pertaining to the conversation I was joining.
Sasha had been so enveloped in her own thoughts that she had neglected to hear the dragon crash from her dorm room. She was emotionally troubled as usual, remembering horrifying school experiences she had been told of in the past. I really need to learn how to control my memories, she thought. As the Olympian Goddess of Memory, she was forced to retain every memory she ever had or witnessed someone else having through mind connection, and already contained more memories than most humans had in their lifetime. She thought about the excitement of meeting other supernaturals and that got her positive again, and she decided she was ready to leave her room and find others. She wondered if at some point in the day there would be some grand announcement or speech welcoming everyone to the school.
Stepping out of the elevator into the main hall, she marveled a second time at the school's immense beauty before shifting her field of vision downwards to the crowd of people mingling about before her. She barely caught a glimpse of a girl running into the kitchen and a horned boy giving chase. She quickly dismissed this and started walking into the crowd, hoping to more closely examine the different species in attendance. She noticed that as she walked the throngs parted for her, but she sensed no evidence that any of them even knew that she was there. Soon, though, in the middle of her path two creatures bumped into each other - one was a normal-looking boy (though Sasha was sure he wasn't normal) and one was a centaur-like creature. It was different than a normal centaur, though...almost like a deer. As she got closer a tall, burly man and a beautiful woman-fox joined the group. She became wary of stepping into that big of a group, but being surrounded by the Red Sea of supernatural creatures that had somehow parted for her, she had no choice. She paused for a moment, examining the four both physically and mentally. She wasn't sure where'd she'd fit in the conversation. "Hello," she said simply, speaking in her typical smooth, serene voice. "My name is Sasha. ...am I interrupting anything?"
Stepping out of the elevator into the main hall, she marveled a second time at the school's immense beauty before shifting her field of vision downwards to the crowd of people mingling about before her. She barely caught a glimpse of a girl running into the kitchen and a horned boy giving chase. She quickly dismissed this and started walking into the crowd, hoping to more closely examine the different species in attendance. She noticed that as she walked the throngs parted for her, but she sensed no evidence that any of them even knew that she was there. Soon, though, in the middle of her path two creatures bumped into each other - one was a normal-looking boy (though Sasha was sure he wasn't normal) and one was a centaur-like creature. It was different than a normal centaur, though...almost like a deer. As she got closer a tall, burly man and a beautiful woman-fox joined the group. She became wary of stepping into that big of a group, but being surrounded by the Red Sea of supernatural creatures that had somehow parted for her, she had no choice. She paused for a moment, examining the four both physically and mentally. She wasn't sure where'd she'd fit in the conversation. "Hello," she said simply, speaking in her typical smooth, serene voice. "My name is Sasha. ...am I interrupting anything?"
I leave for a couple hours and this is what happens? :O ...I like it! I'll get Sasha out of the dorms and mingling shortly.
Congrats!
Sasha
Sasha had just made the realization moments ago that she was lost and needed to find herself in the sea of memories she had accumulated when she suddenly found herself in an empty classroom. Puzzled, she tentatively got up and walked out of the room into an empty hallway. She turned and looked at the door she had just came from, and saw the inscription "Kalmaysia Academy - Room E302". Now it made sense...she had heard things about the Kalmaysia Academy through her Olympian family and quickly assumed that they had set this up for her upon knowing that she was lost. She decided to explore and try to find her bearings, or at least other people. Walking through various hallways, she eventually came across a bigger one with people in it. They were all kind of idling, mindlessly chatting or slowly migrating various directions. As she walked past them she marveled at the sheer variety of creatures that comprised the student body. Demi-gods and goddesses were common, though she recognized none of them as Olympian, instilling a little pride in herself. In addition to the gods/goddesses, she saw non-humanoid creatures such as a deertaur and a few elemental quadrupeds as she walked through the hall. Eventually, she made it to a set of doors leading outside. Growing up on Mount Olympus caused her to not anticipate being in awe of anything, but as she walked out to the steps of the building and saw the central courtyard she couldn't help but be in awe. The campus was beautiful, and the fact that it was the beginning of spring only made it moreso.
She noticed a large flock of students migrating to a pair of buildings next to each other - males were splitting to the one on the left and females to the one on the right. Those must be the dorms, she thought. I wonder if I have one? How in-depth did my ancestors set this up? To find out, she walked down the steps and towards the throng of creatures. She hoped her simple long white dress wouldn't attract any attention. Reaching the female building, she went inside. Finding the dorm's center desk, she found it amusing that an Olympian descendant would be asking a receptionist for directions, but that's what she did.
"Hi...I'm new here. Can you tell me where my dorm is...or who signed me up?"
The receptionist smiled, and without having to look down at a registry addressed her. "Sasha Irani, correct? Yes...according to our registry Athena signed you up. She wanted her granddaughter to find herself."
Sasha was taken aback. Wow...Athena herself did this? They must believe in me after all...or at least her. Turning back to the receptionist, she smiled and thanked her.
"My pleasure," responded the receptionist. "Your dorm is on the top floor. You'll find it," she finished with a smile.
Sasha walked away from the receptionist and towards the elevators the everyone was piling in. Of course, those able to fly didn't have to use it and were flying up the side of the building to their dorm windows. She rode the elevator with a handful of other females, none saying a word. All of them seemed new like she was and equally as surprised. She was the only one left on the elevator as it got to the top floor, and her hallway was nearly empty so far. She eventually found her door at the end of the hall. I must have been signed up just in time, she thought. Standing in front of the door, Sasha noticed that there was no key lock or even a door handle. She tried pushing it to no luck. The other doors she could see all had handles and locks...why not hers? After thinking for a moment, she tried mentally asking the door to open, and it immediately did. She smiled. They've thought of everything. Walking into her dorm room, she found everything one would need to live as a student: a bed, a desk, shelves and a wardrobe. She only had her white Olympian dress on her, but assumed she could buy more clothes on campus somewhere. She sat down on her bed and settled in, anxious to find out what a year at the Academy had in store for her.
Sasha had just made the realization moments ago that she was lost and needed to find herself in the sea of memories she had accumulated when she suddenly found herself in an empty classroom. Puzzled, she tentatively got up and walked out of the room into an empty hallway. She turned and looked at the door she had just came from, and saw the inscription "Kalmaysia Academy - Room E302". Now it made sense...she had heard things about the Kalmaysia Academy through her Olympian family and quickly assumed that they had set this up for her upon knowing that she was lost. She decided to explore and try to find her bearings, or at least other people. Walking through various hallways, she eventually came across a bigger one with people in it. They were all kind of idling, mindlessly chatting or slowly migrating various directions. As she walked past them she marveled at the sheer variety of creatures that comprised the student body. Demi-gods and goddesses were common, though she recognized none of them as Olympian, instilling a little pride in herself. In addition to the gods/goddesses, she saw non-humanoid creatures such as a deertaur and a few elemental quadrupeds as she walked through the hall. Eventually, she made it to a set of doors leading outside. Growing up on Mount Olympus caused her to not anticipate being in awe of anything, but as she walked out to the steps of the building and saw the central courtyard she couldn't help but be in awe. The campus was beautiful, and the fact that it was the beginning of spring only made it moreso.
She noticed a large flock of students migrating to a pair of buildings next to each other - males were splitting to the one on the left and females to the one on the right. Those must be the dorms, she thought. I wonder if I have one? How in-depth did my ancestors set this up? To find out, she walked down the steps and towards the throng of creatures. She hoped her simple long white dress wouldn't attract any attention. Reaching the female building, she went inside. Finding the dorm's center desk, she found it amusing that an Olympian descendant would be asking a receptionist for directions, but that's what she did.
"Hi...I'm new here. Can you tell me where my dorm is...or who signed me up?"
The receptionist smiled, and without having to look down at a registry addressed her. "Sasha Irani, correct? Yes...according to our registry Athena signed you up. She wanted her granddaughter to find herself."
Sasha was taken aback. Wow...Athena herself did this? They must believe in me after all...or at least her. Turning back to the receptionist, she smiled and thanked her.
"My pleasure," responded the receptionist. "Your dorm is on the top floor. You'll find it," she finished with a smile.
Sasha walked away from the receptionist and towards the elevators the everyone was piling in. Of course, those able to fly didn't have to use it and were flying up the side of the building to their dorm windows. She rode the elevator with a handful of other females, none saying a word. All of them seemed new like she was and equally as surprised. She was the only one left on the elevator as it got to the top floor, and her hallway was nearly empty so far. She eventually found her door at the end of the hall. I must have been signed up just in time, she thought. Standing in front of the door, Sasha noticed that there was no key lock or even a door handle. She tried pushing it to no luck. The other doors she could see all had handles and locks...why not hers? After thinking for a moment, she tried mentally asking the door to open, and it immediately did. She smiled. They've thought of everything. Walking into her dorm room, she found everything one would need to live as a student: a bed, a desk, shelves and a wardrobe. She only had her white Olympian dress on her, but assumed she could buy more clothes on campus somewhere. She sat down on her bed and settled in, anxious to find out what a year at the Academy had in store for her.
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