TheHangedMan

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KatherinWinter said
Kyle considered the idea. It didnt technically break any rules that he knew of. "Alright let me try."

"That's the spirit! Alright, I'll set up the pins and you tell me when you're ready," said David, arranging the pins for Kyle.

Orphanage for Supernatural Kids

Spartan2961 said
"Hmm well shit......Wait I got it since the kitten was a collab idea we can give it to Melody from both of us. Then you can surprise her with the teddy bear after it's made." Alex quietly suggested to Rina upon hearing Katherin state that currently there may not be much time for the teddy bear to be made. "I dunno seems like a good idea right?" Alex asked Rina slightly questioning his own idea.

Rina frowned. She really wanted to give the teddy bear along with everyone else's gifts, but she supposed Alex was right, it did seem like a good idea. "Okay, we can give our gift together," she agreed, "i think I'll give her the teddy bear after dinner."

Orphanage for Supernatural Kids

Spartan2961 said
"Yeah it's in the box" Alex said indicating the box in his hands which obviously had holes in it so the kitten could breathe. He was also keeping gender a secret for whatever reason. "Yeah in all honesty had it not been for the hole in the bus i'd been left behind as well" Alex said to Rina laughing a bit as he notices the supplies she's carrying.

Rina stared at the whole for a bit. "That's gonna have to be patched up soon though," she said. "Anyway, here's the food for the kitten, if you need me, I'll be in my room. I've got to get started on Melody's teddy bear."

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KatherinWinter said
"I don't see how that solves my problem." Kyle told him.

"Uh, well, if you're having diffuiculties with the lanes, work around that problem," said David, scratching his head as he tried to think of a way to explain it easier. "Uhm, like, for example, you could use your water-abilities to make a lane. Freeze over the water and make one, I guess."

Happily Ever After?!

manapool1 said
"um... sure, I guess so" cuchullain said to malice as he walked away from the fire and came to her a bit afraid but more importantly happy his friend was good with her new body. He was getting used to it too, and he liked the way his worked too, like how he always wanted the man to look now with large muscles and dashing appeal. "what's it like to fly?" he let out as he started to tremble a bit before taking off his bastard sword and buckler, tossing them to the ground.

(M)Alice laughed and picked up Cu with her tiny hands, which had more strength than appropriate for their looks. "Flying feels so good! Like you're totally free with nothing to worry about. It's . . . it's kinda hard to explain just how vast the sky is. Better I show you instead. So, are you ready?"

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Rina grumbled as she stepped out of the taxi, which had arrived just as the orphanage bus had stopped. "I can't believe I got left behind like that," she whined, before sighing, "oh well, at least I got what I needed. Hey Alex, did you get the kitten?."

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David flicked his hand lightly and the bowling ball went cruising through the air, crashing through all the pins with ease. David gave two-thumbs-up to Kyle.

"Like that!" he said. "No lanes, no problem, I'll just use the air instead!"

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KatherinWinter said
Kyle frowned. He wasn't to sure about this. He went and set up the pin. He wondered what David had in mind.

David just grinned, and used his other hand to give a thumbs up. "Give me the signal when your ready, Kyle!" he said.

Happily Ever After?!

Teoinsanity said
Cu X Malice

Woah, did not see that coming :O Still makes sense . . . in a weird, sorta way xD

Camp for Supernatural Teens

KatherinWinter said
"What do you mean?" Kyle asked nervously. He was a rule follower by nature.

"Well, if one part of the rules is missing, then is follows that you need to adapt!" said David, a mischievous glint in his eyes. "For example, since there are no lanes, that means it's hard to roll the ball, right? So if it's hard to roll a ball, then we can go for an alternative!"

David picked up a bowling ball with one hand and held it above his head. He eyed the pins carefully. "Anyway, can you set-up the pins for me? Just so you see what I mean," he said with a grin.