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4 yrs ago
Current Space: The final frontier. The womb: The first frontier. Somewhere between those two: the ocean.
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4 yrs ago
Lost? Confused? Lacking direction? Need to find a purpose in your life?
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(@Sanity43217, don't rush, it is not imperative that you speed through to get up an arbitrary intro post).


Finished my Character Sheet.
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Still working on it. Just taking my time. I’ll get there eventually.




Zienaknuen laughed. "Detention?" He found this whole thing hilarious. The Vatican had sent him to some school for higher education, and the only teacher he had met was barely five years older than him and had given him detention. "I would be insulted that you think you can give detention in an institute that teaches people of older than eighteen. If it wasn't so funny." He said laughing. "Detention." He said again as he turned around, trying to stifle his laughter. Sighing as he finally got the last of the laughter out. "I mean, I shouldn't be laughing. Being a legal citizen of the Vatican and Rome means you simply lack the authority to imprison me." He said with a smirk. "Oh, this is rich." He said turning his back on the teacher. He admired Angel, but she needed to learn how to stand up for herself. Turning back to the teacher. "So, you are aware I am an adult. I have to inquire into what exact qualifications make you qualified to be a teacher." He turned to face Angel. "Come on." He said to here, offering his hand. Looking back to the Teacher, "He's all bark and no bite."


"You're going to call the head of school because I am not in the class, you should be teaching, but aren't, because your here? Sir." He said, just wanting to make sure he understood the situation. "What if I called the head of school, on my Crafts and Pottery Teacher who didn't show up to class. Or the Crafts and Pottery Teacher who let god knows how many students just leave the class." Zienaknuen knew this 'teacher' couldn't do shit. He looked barely older than the students, which in itself wasn't much, but the way he spoke, he sounded young. The Vatican had taught him how to guess an entities age, independent from their physical body. "How old are you? 23? 25?" Zienaknuen had no idea how they thought this was going to work. He looked at his watch and smirked. "Well, it been fifteen minutes. You're not teaching the class. I'm legally allowed to leave."


Jasper just fucking ran. Apparently logic wasn't something he understood. Zienaknuen guessed he didn't like not being in control. Must have liked being the most informed person in the room, and whenever someone went over his head, he lost his mind. To be fair, threatening to turn his femur into dust may have been a bit much, but he desered it, calling in whatever strike teams in on the school.

Zienaknuen heard footsteps and wings approaching behind him, as he watched Jasper sprint away. He turned to see Alexander and Angel. "Morning." He said with a cheery dispostion. "I assume your looking for the lunatic." He said gesturing over his shoulder at Jasper running off into the distance. "Oh, I'm sorry. Lunatic isn't the word I meant to use. So insensitive to Werewolves. Who are actually effected by the lunar cycle." He said, as he remembered that the term lunatic actually had its origins from people who behaved oddly under a full moon, and was likly a result of Werewolve trying to stay hidden in the past. "Would you like me to grab him?" He said gesturing back to Jasper who had tripped over and was getting back up. "Or are you here for me?" He asked, placing a hand over his heart to gesture to himself. "I'm Zienaknuen by the way. I request you call me that, until we get to know each other."



Maxwell wanted to stay out of the business transaction that was going on at the table he was sitting at. So, he pulled a notebook from his bag and started scribbling some rough calculations. You see, Reanimation is a process. The meta-math has to add up. Sometimes it didn't, and that was when you ended up with abominations that should never have existed. If only Necromancy was a simple as a 'cantus cantatio.' The entire mess of turning death, into Undeath was a little confusing to most people. This specific problem was more of a combat application of Necromancy. Well, kind of. It could be used in all sorts of situations. It was more summoning Skeleton Slaves. He just needed something that had enough energy to power the skeleton without it leeching over into himself. "Wanda, can you enlighten me?" He said to his familiar as he waved the wand over the page, hoping his familiar would see something that he didn't. "First of all, that four should be a seven. Common mistake." The number on the page glowed and changed. "Secondly, Dragon Fangs can substitute a full skeleton. It has a few advantages. One that you don't have to carry around a whole skeleton to animate it. Two, The Dragon Fang holds more ambient energy, meaning that you can swap around these numbers." A couple more numbers glowed and changed. Maxwell just smirked. "Wanda, you beautiful Princess." He said before kissing the tip of the wand. "I fucking love you." He said before putting the wand back behind his ear. "I know."

Maxwell looked up at the other people at his table, realising how his outburst may have seemed. "Wanda just cracked the meta-math on a spell I've been working on for about a month." He said with a smile. His smile faded a bit as the realisation hit him. "WHere am I going to get Dragon Fangs?"
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