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Welcome to my Bio, random person. Yeah, my name is pretty redundant (Polaris - North Star, North... well north.)

Things you need to know about me?

I live in the Philippines. I'm a student and life gets a bit hectic so please understand if I suddenly become more sporadic when it comes to replies.

I'm involved in a lot of fandoms (mostly anime) and as long as it gets my interest, I'll join. My range is from free to casual [or well, as long as I can get it from the post I'm replying to]. I'm more of a fantasy kid than a slice of life but I think I can join something like that. I'm not much of a romance writer so I keep myself to PG-13 and not exceed anything else.

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@Jaded

I'm really more worried about her punishment for doing that...
Seeing that the girl didn't really take it personally, Yuki was beyond relieved. In fact, Melissa wasn't even bothered by it. That was a really good thing for her. Last thing she wanted was her roommate not liking her because of it. Though, considering what might come next, she'd have to worry about their dorm mates hating Melissa because of her loudness.

Yuki was about to set down the bag and hop onto hers but the bag was quickly taken away. She produced a small and beaten up amplifier. It was battery power because plug was busted. Yuki took it and held it in her hands. "This thing would need a constant flow of electricity because I doubt it can store some." She mused, turning the object side to side to analyze it more. She had rarely done this because she didn't really think that it was a good idea to use her powers when not in combat. Plasma/Lightning/Electricity can be particularly destructive.

"S'ppose I could try." The blonde said with a nod. She wasn't sure about the perfect team but she'll just go with it. She lowered the volume a little bit before electricity jumped from her fingers to the amplifier. It buzzed to life, waiting for someone to plug and instrument inside. "Could probably only keep it up for one some before I need to stop." Restraining the amount of electricity but still making an effort to push them forward was a great training for concentration at least.

@medalliah
Yuki grinned at the violet haired woman as she saw that she was pretty excited. She was about to reply when she was enveloped into a hug. Her entire body stiffened and she grit her teeth, willing every fiber in her body to not move in retaliation to such an unwelcome gesture. Thankfully, the girl had let go and Yuki let out her breath - one that she had been holding unconsciously.

"I can at least play the guitar a little bit." She said forcing a smile to appear on her face. Her heart was still beating fast and she could feel her blood thundering in her head. She took a few deep breaths to stay calm. "Heh, maybe she preferred something quieter. Don't worry I'm fi-" She cut herself off when the other woman hooked her arms with hers.

Since it was unexpected, more than the hug earlier, she couldn't contain a streak of electricity escaping her body, aiming to shock the girl off. It wouldn't hurt. It would probably just elicit a yelp and her jumping back but Yuki couldn't help but gasp in surprise with how little control she had right now.

"Oh shit, I'm so sorry." She said rather worryingly but she took a step back as if to keep some distance between them. She ran a hand through her hair, electricity now crackling around her but not hurting anyone. "I... I have a... uh, how would you call it - a condition? A phobia? Something like that and... Ah whatever, long story short, I hate being touched and sometimes, I shock people, literally. Just... sorry. The only thing that I ask of you is to not touch me as much as possible. I don't want to hurt you."

She shook her head and then grabbed hold of Melissa's luggage before gesturing her to follow. Taking a deep breath, she began to speak. "The room's pretty big. I guess that's because of you. You can have most of the space, I don't need much." She assured the girl. Apparently, she brushed off the earlier incident quickly. No good worrying about it now. At least she already told her. Finding a right time to tell it is so frustrating.

@medalliah
@medalliah

Yuki had one particular rule. Only one. To not be touched.

And Melissa managed to break that in their first meeting hahahaha. Looks like they'd have to talk about rules after.
Yuki let her right hand hang on her necktie and the other in her slacks's pocket. "I think my father would disown me if I didn't come back." She jested before she started bouncing on her heels. A rather nervous chuckle escaped her lips as she said, "Yeah, no pressure right?" She was looking forward to leading her underclassmen - it was a usual for them, the fourth years. But she wasn't very sure that she'd do a particularly excellent job. A little anxiety that was normal for most people, really.

Rock music began to fill the air and the blonde female turned to look at the driveway. Three trucks came first and was followed by a limousine. Right. She had a pretty rich roommate didn't she? She rubbed the back of her head as she watched the girl exit along with an abundance of instruments being taken out of the trucks. She couldn't help but let out a small giggle. This girl wasn't shy in showing what she had, that was for sure. In fact, she remembered the last year was quite the same.

The sight of the drum kit made her heart fall just a little bit. That would be stored in the room with her. While she had not qualms with music, she was pretty sure that the drums would be really hard to put at the back of your mind when it does appear. Yuki would learn to live with it. She would have to really. She then looked at the headmistress who had wrinkled her nose in disapproval. She let out yet another laugh. "Oh come on, you gotta admit, she gives the school some energy. If it isn't for her, it won't be a fun first day."

Someone from the dorms yelled at her to shut up and Yuki turned her head to the source of the voice. She doesn't remember her. Perhaps it was because she obviously wanted to be left alone? The headmistress didn't seem to mind. Maybe she shared the same thought? Ha, that would be a little funny. She then sighed and then said, "And, I'm gonna help her unpack. Guess I'll see you later in the orientation Headmistress."

She bounded up to the violet haired girl, placing a hand on her shoulder. "Hey kid, I gotta admit - that's one way to make a great entrance. Need any help with carrying your stuff?" She then paused before letting go of her shoulder and then extended her hand. "I'm your new roommate. Yuki Asahiro, maybe you've heard of me? 'Cause I've most certainly heard of you Melissa."

@shagranoz@medalliah
Garfield watched as Serenity tried to break some ice off them by trying to get them to talk. Unfortunately, none of them exactly wanted to speak up to respond. He wanted to try, but he his head was buzzing right now and he couldn't think straight. He lowered his head and was now staring at floor with his right hand covering his ear. He took multiple deep breaths. He was currently unaware of what was happening, but thankfully, nothing really did happen.

He then turned to look at the mass of flesh he had come to know as Howard. You could say that the guy wasn't exactly the prettiest sight. Garfield wasn't bothered by his appearance, but he was one of the few who didn't run away almost immediately at the horrid sight of Howard walking - trudging - into the room. He was like a walking nigthmare, to be perfectly honest and anyone would stay away if they didn't know better. Garfield knew better, though. Howard was a very nice... person. The mass of flesh was a great friend most of the time and he knew how to keep the mood relatively light. Garfield has been able to talk with him whenever Serenity was unavailable - though kept a relatively high amount of information undisclosed. Perhaps one day.

Garfield gave Howard a mere wave.

Serenity began to speak and he turned his full attention to her. Upon seeing the flyer, he tilted his head to the side. A... Haunted House? He expected this to be some sort of mission, but he guessed Serenity had her reasons. And indeed she did, it was for them to bond. Garfield didn't argue, perhaps it would be good for them all. He personally couldn't say much of anything but at least there would be more people to understand his odd circumstances just in case those who can handle it weren't present.

Umbra then asked, what of the others who didn't look like humans? Indeed, a lot of them looked more like monsters and could barely step outside before someone would glare at them. Actually, they were very limited. Serenity then told them what to do. Garfield assumed he would be the one who would also go to the Haunted House, considering the fact that he was human. "What time do we leave Serenity?" He figured at least showing some enthusiasm would please her. He wasn't too sure about the Haunted House place really - who knows what could happen when they accidentally do something they didn't mean to do because of fear?

Garfield pushed those thoughts back to his head. No need to worry about that. Hopefully.
Another year in Heartshine was surely going to be exciting. She had a gut feeling that it would be a lot more fun now more than ever. It was her last year and she wanted to leave a legacy - well, aside from being the only one who was ever in a male's uniform within Heartshine that is. Hm, maybe breaking the record of most demons taken down within the year would suffice. Yeah, she bet that will.

One of the fun things of being a returning student was the fact that you could get back to school from summer early. She had arrived there a week before the first day and already got her room assignment. Sadly, it would seem that she has a new roommate. Well, considering that her previous one graduated last year, she should have expected it. Well, she'd just have to get to know her better. She looked at the paper that was given to her to show the room assignments. Melissa Smith - certainly a name not from her year. She has heard of her though, and does know what she looks like. Her power was mainly music, and it was fun to watch her train.

She had that habit - stopping with her own training to watch her underclassmen. It was more admiring their powers than assessing them, but she recently added that to the agenda as well. She was often reprimanded whenever she stopped for a long time, where it didn't even seem like a break anymore. Sometimes, it even ended up with her stopping while in a spar and end up tanking a hit she should have been able to dodge with ease. This also ends up with a disapproving look from her teacher. "Stop getting distracted. You'll kill yourself." They would often tell her. She knew they were right but it's not like she did it while on a real battlefield. She at least had common sense.

Seeing as the new students were arriving one by one, she headed down and to the main entrance. This was going to be the last batch of students she would see before she graduated... unless she came back as a teacher. It seemed right to do so but she promised her father that she would at least try for the military. A magical girl would be able to help a lot of people evacuate in times of war and whatnot. She supposed she would have to enter JSDF first. That would sate her father's wants.

"Hiya Prof!" She greeted with a big smile on her face. "Oh, my bad, Headmistress now right?" Yuki had always regarded her as a teacher because that was what she was for the majority of Yuki's stay here. She then chucked. "Doesn't really roll of the tongue, better get used to it huh?"

Yuki then gazed towards the incoming students, eyes shimmering with excitement as she did. She could see Professor Angel Heart, a real mouthful really, talking to another student. Valerie was it? The gravity girl. "I feel like it's going to be an exciting year Headmistress. I just hope it won't be too hard on you; it being your first year and all." She grinned at her but still kept a lookout for her roommate.

@shagranoz
So here's what I have so far. I think I'm pretty much finished if he's okay.


@Jaded

Heh, I'd think he would have to watch out for more than just Holy Water (if that still applies in this universe). Spells and the likes hurt just as much.
Can you imagine?

A demon in the school for magical girls, training to become one of them - a hero. It, no, He was destined to become a force that would wreak havoc wherever he went; but he, pulled through because of friendship - a simple yet at the same time extremely complicated concept. Somewhere around 90% of the school sends him glares and whisper behind his back, because there was no way a demon could turn good if they were the embodiment of negativity as well. But he held his head up high and believed in himself, only needing the approval of that one magical girl from before.

Heh, I really like the demon idea thing. It opens up to some pretty amazing interactions.
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