Vocalia

Fateful Convergence

With a hearty laughter, Hayley nodded and let Isaac lead the way once again, content to tail him close by behind. As they walked around, Hayley began to feel something strange. Something nagged on her mind and a cold, swirling sensation pooled inside her chest. They caused her no pain or discomfort, but their sudden presence made her feel wary. "Hey, Isaac. Is it just me or is it a bit... cool around here?" she asked, a brow cocked curiously.

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Shrugging casually, she replied with no hint of worry whatsoever, "Honestly, I have no clue. Maybe we'll just walk around aimlessly and get lost. Maybe we'll find something interesting along the way. After all, the best trips are often the ones you don't normally plan ahead for!" Grinning from ear to ear, she looked at Isaac and teasingly asked, "Come on! Don't tell me you or cat psycho wants to chicken out! Where's your sense of adventure? I know a city would be the last place you'd go for an adventure, but live and let live for a bit."

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"When there's an easy scapegoat to be used, why would they even bother thinking about it?" Hayley remarked, taking the last bite out of her meatball sandwich. "Ravens are also despised. They're considered an omen of death and disaster, messengers of Hell itself. Many cultures considered them to be evil as well. In my opinion, even though they do have an association to the darkness, I don't see them as evil, merely opportunistic like me. It's how we survive. Cats, wolves, ravens, they're all fascinating in their own way and none of them are of a lesser degree than the other animals." Closing her eyes, she noticed that the sun had begun to move again. "Well, we've stuffed ourselves silly. Why don't we move on and go around the city, just seeing what we could find?" she asked, waiting for Isaac to give his answer.

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Hayley nearly choked on her own food as a bark of laughter erupted from her lips. A few thumps on her chest helped solve her problem on time. "You're joking!! Are you serious?!" she asked with disbelief, her grin creasing from one end of her face to the other. "Imagine that! That psycho turns out to be a crazy cat psycho! Maybe he wasn't so bad after all!" Laughing at the more violent side's expense, the blonde had to held onto the bench railing to keep herself steady. "Man, and I thought I was a total cuckoo! At least I can confidently say that I enjoy cloud and bird watching, especially ravens. Yeah, they're a flock of smart bastards, but there is something about them and their negative stigma that I could relate to, to a great extent. They also happen to be my favorite animal."

Myth Academy (PG-13)

Ajala is, by no means, a genius and a know-it-all despite her quiet demeanor. After all, mandrakes aren't found in India. XD

EDIT: Ajala may or may not engage in Buffy Speak.

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"Eh, just wondering. Nothing you need to worry about," Hayley replied with a bemused grin as she took a bite out of her meatball sandwich, her eyes on the skies above. Pointing at a different cloud, she said to Isaac, "I think that one looks like a ship, sailing on the wavy sea of white ocean." Her steely blue eyes drifted back to the man beside her, a friendly glint shining in them. "I normally look at the clouds and let my mind run wild. That's how I de-stress myself after a violent day's work. Not exactly an image you'd find within the fight circuit, so I was just curious if I'm just being too imaginative. I hope it doesn't freak you out."

Myth Academy (PG-13)

Ajala, Fiona, Leonardo, Nathalia

Ajala came slithering into one of the gardens where the Gardening club members were scheduled to meet up with nothing more than a khaki shirt and a pair of sturdy gloves. Noticing that some of the senior members had gathered before her and were already keeping themselves busy, she calmly slithered towards them and greeted, "Namaste." The nagini glanced at the potted plants and felt that it would be in her best interest not to tamper with it unless Nathalia, Fiona or Leonardo told her to. She had a somewhat vague knowledge on what the plant could do if improperly handled, but the name escaped her mind as it wasn't a plant she was too familiar with, much to her embarrassment. "Pardon me, but are these the screaming plant-things...?" she asked, still trying to dig out the name of the plant from inside her cluttered memory bank.

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Chuckling softly, Hayley took the last bite out of her share of the BLT sandwich and promptly moved onto the meatball one, then looked at Isaac with a light-hearted smile. "Would be nice to live anywhere but this concrete jungle. I'm honestly bored of it!" Taking in a deep breath, the blonde looked up and asked him jokingly, "When you look at those clouds, what do you see? Some people used to say that I have a vivid imagination, to the point where a few actually thought I was a total loon. Never thought much about it until now."

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"I'd love to, Isaac," Hayley replied, but her words had a tinge of uncertainty in them, rather unusual, given her personality. Looking up at the sky while being fully aware of where their hands were now, she softly said to Isaac, "Once I manage to land a job, we'll head out here more often. It is a nice place, I'll have to admit. I sometimes go out here once in a while just to clear my head. I feel more at home in places like this... Everything is so... open and real. It's a bit odd, coming from me, and I can't really explain it, but I really like it here."

Digimon: The Convergence of the Human and Digital Worlds

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