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2016 may not be here yet exactly, but it’s early enough to say I’m officially moving! Thank you for all of you that stuck around! I have to admit, the rules on my new blog is a bit more strict, but please understand.

Until then, I’ll see ya’ll around!

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#{Princessposts}#OUT OF THE PAN #AND INTO THE FIRE I GO #I MIGHT QUEUE A SIMILAR POST JUST IN CASE ABSENT PEOPLE DIDN'T SEE BUT #YEAH I'M OUT #SMELL YA LATER

Eunica:

Magic had limitless potential, but no matter what form it took, there were always some kind of law binding it. Magic, in Eunica’s eyes, was simply a science the rest of the world was not yet ready to accept. She had seen what happened, in one city, when they had learned of its supernatural residence. Fear. Outlawing. Even in the presence of an undeniable threat, their Anti-Supernatural Police Force was hellbent on stopping them–or capturing them.

“You’re doing better than I was at that point. Try not to worry too much…” She opened a palm and conjured a glowing ball of mana. “Just, be careful what you choose to study.”

Eunica could not help feeling sympathy for the girl. She had just been bombarded with a lot of information she likely had been ignorant of. It was only fair that she learned, but knowledge should empower…

“Tell me, Miss Briar, how do you intend to use your powers?” She tilted her head. “Power for the sake of power is a dangerous road to take.”

Worrying was something that Briar did often. It didn’t matter what caused the witch to feel anxious; it was simply a trait that she couldn’t help. So naturally she felt like she couldn’t just not worry. After all, she was completely unfamiliar with their laws. The advice Eunica gave seemed like a solid clue on how to stay out of trouble. Though she knew it doubled as straight-up common sense. Despite her lack of experience, Briar was well aware of how dangerous magic could be.

She glanced towards the glowing light, eyes widened a bit in curiosity. The witch knew how she wanted to use her powers, though she was completely aware of how... unpleasant it might seem to others. Unless they knew what drove her to such a decision, she was sure that her intention would reflect upon her poorly. And she couldn’t have that, now could she?

“...To help people. I intend to use my abilities to the fullest to help others. To protect others. Nothing special, really.” Technically, this was true. But as long as she stayed vague about it, everything would be fine.

#Merlinslaw #{Threads}#I don't know where this is going either tbh #Though hopefully she will have fun adventures in the future and not. You know. Anything opposite of fun #The girl needs it omf

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send ‘❤’ for my muse’s reaction to a New Years Eve kiss.

#{Memes}#Omg #I'm working on a draft atm but why not

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Ask my muse the most insane “Would you rather?” questions you can come up with. Get creative.

#{Memes}#Today is the last day this blog will be active!#Might as well put out a meme or two B)))))

lannasroleplaymemes

Tell my Muse what you wish for the most and see how they respond.

#{Memes}#Last one before bed

Eunica:

“Magi not affiliated with the Association are not trusted fully by IMP, “ she explained. “Magiculture is very… archaic in its rules, sometimes.” She could see the worry in the younger woman’s posture. “Being particularly powerful, or having the potential to–such as yourself– makes them even more wary.”

“I am in the same boat. My sister and I both possess magic that is… exceedingly rare.” That was about as much she would share on that subject. She hoped that Briar understood just how much she empathized with her.

“How long have you been studying?”

As much as she tried not to, she couldn’t help but let out a short hum of distress. Briar was the type to follow laws, sure, but she was under the impression that magic didn’t involve any rules. Or rather, any sort of authority. What was the point of her magic then, if she couldn’t go and fulfill her probably illegal goal? There had to be a way around such a obstacle; she didn’t want to imagine what could happen if there wasn’t. Briefly she wondered about Eunica’s magic, though she didn’t intend to ask about it. She seemed secretive about it, which was something Briar could understand.

“...A few months. I’m still new to magic, I suppose...”

#Merlinslaw #{Threads}

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Anti-honesty hour. Ask me anything and I will respond with blatant lies.

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This actually sounds hilarious

#{Memes}#Omfg

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Honest Hour in effect! My muse cannot tell a lie for one hour!

#{Memes}#Why not I'm game #B)))))

Morgaine le Fay:

⚜– The way the other said it made Morgaine think for a few moments. Would it be that this girl turned to magic not by choice but had magic thrust upon her? ❝You’re quite an interesting specimen, if I may say so. Seems to me, magic isn’t something that comes naturally to you.❞ It wasn’t an accusation, it was more of a simple statement of fact.

The girl was self-taught. That was commendable. She immediately choose to downplay her abilities and Morgaine couldn’t yet distinguish whether it was modesty or the secrecy to which witches were prone. Did Briar see her as a threat? Doubtful but nonetheless possible. And after all, the girl chose spellbooks. It meant she knew how to read them. That mean some natural instincts as well.

❝So, no teacher, spellbooks wherever you could find them, whenever you could afford them. Your magic must be rather… primitive. Well, primal is the better word, I think. Is there a specific element you feel closer to, young witch? You see, for me that would be water. I have control over all, but water is the one I have been birthed with.❞

“Actually, it does...” A soft murmur, as she twiddled her fingers a bit. After all, it was how she discovered her potential in the first place. Though personally, she found the use of the word ‘specimen’ strange. She was just another magic-user, not some sort of endangered animal! Yet, that was just a minor observation.

Since Briar was a timid girl, naturally she was modest about her abilities. She wasn’t sure how strong she was compared to other witches, but she did have a desire to become just as skilled as them. Or at least strong enough to the point she wouldn’t be considered ‘weak’. That was something she didn’t want to deal with. In fact, she felt like she couldn’t deal with that at all.

As their discussion shifted towards a somewhat different (but still related) topic, she let out a soft hum. Considering how Morgaine turned her back to normal, she couldn’t doubt such a claim. “Well... I’ve been studying light magic for the past few weeks. I did try a few different elements from time to time, but they just didn’t feel right to me.”

#Mvrgaine #{Threads}

Tetsuzora:

That’s certainly what Tetsuzora wanted to hear. It had been a while since she had gone out with someone. Between recent revelations she felt it only right to put her…’lifestyle’ on hold just to show a little consideration. Something she had never really done for anyone before, but now she felt it was time to return to being honest with who she was.

And Tetsuzora was a person who liked to go on noncomitted dates.

Especially with cute girls–a description that Briar certainly fit.

Besides even as something to just get to know each other it would be fun. The places she liked to go to were not really places Kaen liked to go to much. Not that she really knew Briar well enough to know if she would, but hey. This was all about learning a little more about each other right?

Truth be told she knew very little about Briar considering they had only spoken a handful of times, and as far as first impressions went she seemed like somewhat of a timid and shy girl. If that was indeed the case then her tastes would likely be similar to Kaen, but Tetsu was too old to ever make assumptions about anyone based on appearances on first impressions.

So maybe it wouldn’t hurt to take her to one of her favorite places.

“Have you ever traveled to other planets, Briar? There are some rather amazing places out there. One of my favorite happens to be an interplanetary hub called the Stormy Nexus.”

Briar’s opportunities to see Tetsuzora was for the most part scarce. So she was pretty relieved that she didn’t have anything to do at the moment. Other than the fact that she was a witch (who tended to compliment her quite a bit), she didn’t know her very well. Spending some time with her seemed like a nice idea to the blond. Besides, if she got used to her, she could feel less shy around her. And that was always a good thing.

If she had any guesses about where the other witch wanted to take her, none of them were even close to what Tetsuzora suggested. In fact, for a moment she thought she was joking. Though considering her tone of voice, she probably wasn’t. “Other... planets? T-That’s possible?! I-I’m sorry if I sound silly, but... Are you serious?”

#XInspiritationX #{Threads}#BUT NOT TOO LATE #IT'S NEVER TOO LATE #ALSO I HOPE MY RESPONSE ISN'T TOO SHORT;;;;

Eunica:

“A pleasure.” She tightened her grip around Briar’s hand, giving it a proper shake. She released her hand and clasped it behind her back, straightening it and pulling her shoulders back.

“Unfortunately, how I came to know such information about you is why I am here. Not many are aware of their existence, especially after their near collapse a few years ago, but the International Magi Police have been keeping an eye on individuals such as yourself. Or rather, anyone outside of the Association’s registry with exceptional skill.”

She lowered her head. “Such as myself, but my case is… different.”

She could feel her hand tense up a bit as Eunica’s grip tightened, but it was only for a brief moment. Her assertiveness was obvious, yet it still managed to startle the witch just a bit. As the other continued to speak, she could feel her demeanor shift to one akin to slight horror. Though it was short, as she attempted to mask it with a look of surprise. She was being monitored? By some law enforcement she didn’t know about? If Briar had to admit one thing she didn’t like, she was not a fan of being watched. Or stalked. Though as far as she knew, it was probably the same in this case. Probably.

“The police? B-But why? I haven’t done anything wrong, have I?”