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Finally saw Endgame and don't know what to do anyone.
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In a mood for some GoT RP. Anyone else?
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It's been a while hasn't it?
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The information was given to her in small amounts, she was grateful for that.
At the same time though, Ana was intrigued by this sudden turn of events. It was weird, surreal in a way. Still, she was more interested than apprehensive. In her heart, she believed that Kieran was being truthful with her, that he wasn't tricking her or acting deceptive. There was a lot she didn't know and she was hoping to change that. She still wasn't sure as to why he sought her out but that was on the list of questions that her mind was already rapidly generating. Kieran explained the different branches of magic and what sort there were. In her mind, she was happy with her sort of skills. Of course she didn't know any other sort until now.
The waiter returned and took their plates away and asked about dessert. She didn't eat a lot but she didn't think she'd want to eat anything else and waste more of Kieran's money. Of course she was capable of paying both or even just her portion of the meal. "No thank you." She said politely and looked back to the strange man in front of her. As excited as she was, a cloud of nerves were bundled and buried deep inside her. How could she go home and pretend that she was still so oblivious? The waiter soon came back with the bill. "I can pay, you don't have to." She offered to him. The lunch hadn't gone as she had predicted. That was an understatement.
In the end, she let him pay begrudgingly. Anabelle got up and glanced outside to see the sky wasn't as dark as it was an hour ago. That was good, possibly a good sign. "I should get back to work." She sighed. Her mind wouldn't be much help at the hospital but she couldn't shirk her responsibilities because of a new revelation. They headed back outside so he could drive her back. She wasn't sure what to do now. With herself or him. "Why did you want to tell me all of this? Why did you need to talk to me?" She paused by his car before she got in. "Forgive me for trying to questioning your motive but you wouldn't tell me all this unless it was important to you." Ana frowned, anxiety now fluttering in her stomach.
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It didn't surprise him that she was a middle child.
Devon listened as Rhys explained her history, telling him about her younger sister and then about her father's issues with her. Magic could do a lot of damage to families. Some people accepted it while others hated it and feared. He saw the logic of both sides but he wanted to help everyone see the light, not just the darkness. The girl then said she traveled around and began to do odd jobs to get by. That was impressive. It was good to know she could do a bit of everything if they had to stop for a while and make do with hiding or making extra money. People were making the latter more difficult though and Devon hated that.
Rhys explained she had to hide her gender for some jobs, that did have to be done. Many people questioned a female's capability but he had seen many women with and without magic do much more than the old drunks who eyed women like wolves. He nodded as she soon finished her side of her story. It was good to know things about someone, better to try and relate than to build higher tougher walls. They kept walking along, the forest starting to get a big more green and ticker. It was better than the woods he just left on the other side of the town. "Hm?" He glanced to her when she asked about his own family.
"Yes, I do." He told her. "Both of my parents were like me, could use magic." He smiled fondly. "I have two younger sisters but they don't have any powers as far as we know. My parents left to go fight and left my sisters with friends of ours while I also took my leave and went my own way. It would be more of a risk to stick with my parents and travel." Devon said lightly. "I have yet to cross paths with them, it's been several years." He glanced up at the foliage above them. "I'm sure they're safe, I'd like to think if any one from my family died, I would at least feel something heart or see something in my head." He shrugged and smirked a little. "Better to keep thinking positive than to dwell on a history you cannot change." He said.
At the same time though, Ana was intrigued by this sudden turn of events. It was weird, surreal in a way. Still, she was more interested than apprehensive. In her heart, she believed that Kieran was being truthful with her, that he wasn't tricking her or acting deceptive. There was a lot she didn't know and she was hoping to change that. She still wasn't sure as to why he sought her out but that was on the list of questions that her mind was already rapidly generating. Kieran explained the different branches of magic and what sort there were. In her mind, she was happy with her sort of skills. Of course she didn't know any other sort until now.
The waiter returned and took their plates away and asked about dessert. She didn't eat a lot but she didn't think she'd want to eat anything else and waste more of Kieran's money. Of course she was capable of paying both or even just her portion of the meal. "No thank you." She said politely and looked back to the strange man in front of her. As excited as she was, a cloud of nerves were bundled and buried deep inside her. How could she go home and pretend that she was still so oblivious? The waiter soon came back with the bill. "I can pay, you don't have to." She offered to him. The lunch hadn't gone as she had predicted. That was an understatement.
In the end, she let him pay begrudgingly. Anabelle got up and glanced outside to see the sky wasn't as dark as it was an hour ago. That was good, possibly a good sign. "I should get back to work." She sighed. Her mind wouldn't be much help at the hospital but she couldn't shirk her responsibilities because of a new revelation. They headed back outside so he could drive her back. She wasn't sure what to do now. With herself or him. "Why did you want to tell me all of this? Why did you need to talk to me?" She paused by his car before she got in. "Forgive me for trying to questioning your motive but you wouldn't tell me all this unless it was important to you." Ana frowned, anxiety now fluttering in her stomach.
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It didn't surprise him that she was a middle child.
Devon listened as Rhys explained her history, telling him about her younger sister and then about her father's issues with her. Magic could do a lot of damage to families. Some people accepted it while others hated it and feared. He saw the logic of both sides but he wanted to help everyone see the light, not just the darkness. The girl then said she traveled around and began to do odd jobs to get by. That was impressive. It was good to know she could do a bit of everything if they had to stop for a while and make do with hiding or making extra money. People were making the latter more difficult though and Devon hated that.
Rhys explained she had to hide her gender for some jobs, that did have to be done. Many people questioned a female's capability but he had seen many women with and without magic do much more than the old drunks who eyed women like wolves. He nodded as she soon finished her side of her story. It was good to know things about someone, better to try and relate than to build higher tougher walls. They kept walking along, the forest starting to get a big more green and ticker. It was better than the woods he just left on the other side of the town. "Hm?" He glanced to her when she asked about his own family.
"Yes, I do." He told her. "Both of my parents were like me, could use magic." He smiled fondly. "I have two younger sisters but they don't have any powers as far as we know. My parents left to go fight and left my sisters with friends of ours while I also took my leave and went my own way. It would be more of a risk to stick with my parents and travel." Devon said lightly. "I have yet to cross paths with them, it's been several years." He glanced up at the foliage above them. "I'm sure they're safe, I'd like to think if any one from my family died, I would at least feel something heart or see something in my head." He shrugged and smirked a little. "Better to keep thinking positive than to dwell on a history you cannot change." He said.
Eh, I'm not that patriotic myself, just glad to have some downtime to do what I want after a stupid week. You?
Eh had two more interviews, didn't get anything though. Pretty discouraging.
Thanks for the heads up, several people have sort of been vanishing lately or ignoring me so it's a nice gesture for you to keep me in the loop. I've been a bit busy with this class and job hunting (read: binge watching ST TNG :3). I'm looking forward to whenever you can get something up. No pressure, I'd hate for you to feel obligated to stick around if life really is too pressing. I am still interested though and don't mind the wait.
Thanks for the heads up, several people have sort of been vanishing lately or ignoring me so it's a nice gesture for you to keep me in the loop. I've been a bit busy with this class and job hunting (read: binge watching ST TNG :3). I'm looking forward to whenever you can get something up. No pressure, I'd hate for you to feel obligated to stick around if life really is too pressing. I am still interested though and don't mind the wait.
Mhmm, plenty of drama and humor I think.
I don't think, we have a lot of things going on already, it's possible we could do something lighter once Xano and Xana are out of the picture though.
Hopefully Jesse will come back but the actor was happy for the cameo so maybe he'll get to come back. *shrugs*
Helena and that other guy would be fun too but Helena has gotten a bit more tame so she's not as annoying or worrisome as she once was. Kudos to the writers there.
I wouldn't worry about it too much at the moment. :3
Upon hearing some noise, she wasn't sure if someone else was in the house. If they had broken in or what. It would unlikely but not utterly impossible. Hermione stepped along though the hallway until she reached the kitchen, the source of the clatter. "Are you alright?" She questioned. It seemed like he was about to say something but stopped himself. She remained outside in the hallway, looking in. "Well I'm going to get to work now, I should be done in about an hour or so." She said. It was a simple potion, yes, but the female wanted to double check her work. It would be beneficial to them both so making it perfect was a dire condition. Of course she didn't doubt her skills or Lupin's trust in her but she was a perfectionist at heart and wouldn't take the task lightly. With that, she continued and headed up the stairs to her room.
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Looking to Rose and then back to the woman, the Doctor put on an energetic grin. "Great." He nodded. Of course he already had some suspicions but at the moment, they couldn't poke around too much and blow their cover. Their next move was to do more investigations, see if they could find actual fault with the product itself. They would need proof of course. They were given a list of the names of people who had just signed up for the product. They were told they could contact them if they needed to. Other than that, it seemed the tour was over. "Thank you for your time, we'll be in contact soon to discuss signing a deal together." The Doctor said and motioned for Rose to come along with him. They could pay one of these people a visit and do a bit of digging.
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Looking to Rose and then back to the woman, the Doctor put on an energetic grin. "Great." He nodded. Of course he already had some suspicions but at the moment, they couldn't poke around too much and blow their cover. Their next move was to do more investigations, see if they could find actual fault with the product itself. They would need proof of course. They were given a list of the names of people who had just signed up for the product. They were told they could contact them if they needed to. Other than that, it seemed the tour was over. "Thank you for your time, we'll be in contact soon to discuss signing a deal together." The Doctor said and motioned for Rose to come along with him. They could pay one of these people a visit and do a bit of digging.
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