& touch the sky.

Reggie Dunbrooke. Daughter of the sky and lover of the open air. The wind beckons me, the sky gives me peace. The only thing I love more than a warm summer's breeze is the archery practice that goes with it.

[reggie-dunbrooke]

[reggie-dunbrooke]

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Dude, where is everyone? I don’t want this to die.

[reggie-dunbrooke]

I've been asking myself the same thing.

[i-am-everything-you-know]

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[reggie-dunbrooke]

Hello! <3 How are you?

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[reggie-dunbrooke]

It really is... 

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[reggie-dunbrooke]

I know! It's just a little odd, y'know?

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[reggie-dunbrooke]

Well, I mean that's understandable. But, it just seemed like everybody went *poof* and vanished.

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[reggie-dunbrooke]

Does anybody want t' like help me bake a cake? I really like cake.

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Most of them aren’t true, no. They really are no fun…

[reggie-dunbrooke]

I mean, as long as ya' know they're not real, they're okay. Otherwise, there is no point to 'em.

[rob-sherwood]

Target Practice // Reggie & Rob

[rob-sherwood]

"Not to worry, I’ve seen plenty of students with much less control than you. Must be handy when you get an arrow stuck up a tree!" Rob gleamed, throwing a friendly arm around her.

"Ah, yes. My humility ties with everything else on the list of things I’m best at. Hey! Do you hear that?"

The sound of water rushing was beginning to sound through the forest. They were close.

"There are the rocks! You wanna race?" he suggested, eyes glittering.

[reggie-dunbrooke]

"Stuck up in a tree? I only ever hit m' target, nothin' less. So, things don' really get stuck." Reggie grinned cockily as they walked on, blushing subconsciously as Rob's arm was flung around her shoulders. 

At the question she titled her head to the side, trying to heart the sound. As soon as she did, Reggie nodded vigorously, sending her mass amount of curls into a wild display of excitement. 

"I'll race ya', but if I fall, you better be there t' pick me up." Reggie smirked and gripped her bow tighter in her hands to make sure it wouldn't fall if and when she did run. 

[colouriisms-deactivated20231113]

I think I should really stop horror films… I’ll never be able to sleep again. Someone please come cuddle or something.

[reggie-dunbrooke]

Horror movies aren't real then, they're no fun. 

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Gotcha!

[reggie-dunbrooke]

Jesus, is there a way t' not get blasted with water in this school?

[rob-sherwood]

Target Practice // Reggie & Rob

[rob-sherwood]

The whole sky was visible, glowing its brightest blue over Rob’s head. Leaves danced in golden light across the countryside, birds dipping in and out of sight, with the roof of Cornerstone just over the shadow of the forest.

"I can see the school and the mountains and- woauh!" Rob clung to the branch as the wind blew through the trees.

"Oy, you almost knocked me off!" He crawled back down the trunk to the ground, his angry expression melting.

"But still, that wind thing is amazing," he admitted, having watched her red curls blow through her self-made wind as it carried her up.

"I prefer Rob the Magnificent Magnanimous Monkey, if you don’t mind."

[reggie-dunbrooke]

"Sorry, can' control my own powers sometime. I was hopin' it just be enough t' sway ya'. Not almost knock ya' off." She replied and promptly set her self back on the ground, getting rid of the small gusts of wind that had propelled her upwards. 

"It seems m' powers aren't as good as my archery skills." She shrugged as they continued on walking through the forest. 

"Rob the Magnificient Magnanimous Monkey sure is a humble name, is it not?" Reggie laughed again and practiced varying degrees of wind strength as the walked along, trying to reign in the manipulation energy that had been created during the process. 

[rob-sherwood]

Target Practice // Reggie & Rob

[rob-sherwood]

Rob thought a moment about his family; wondered where they were now.

"I ran away from home when I was just a kid. Don’t remember my folks much. Maybe they had powers too," he thought aloud, looking where the treetops collided with the clear blue sky. His smile spread wider as Reggie spoke of her homeland.

"Fire Falls! Oh, you have to take me. I’ll find my way to Scotland, knock on your door, and insist you take me!" he said, turning and grabbing her hands. He was surprised he hadn’t shown her his power yet. The forest was one of the best places to show it off.

"A demonstration is in order!" Rob leapt onto one of the tall firs and scurried up its trunk. Gaining momentum, he jumped from tree to tree, winding up at the top of a juniper just in sight.

"Yoo-hoo!" he called from his perch on a branch, grinning and waving madly.

[reggie-dunbrooke]

Reggie nodded as he talked about family, "I'm sorry you don't know yir' family better." She shrugged as they walked. 

"An' I definitely have t' take you. The Fire Falls and so many other places! Scotland is certainly abundant in it's many different and excitin' landmarks. You should have no trouble gettin' up the Fire Falls if you use skills like that!" Reggie laughed again as her voice steadily louder to match how far up the tree hew was. 

She was thoroughly surprised when he stopped at the top, the sheer height he had just managed to crawl up was breath-taking to say the least. "What's the view like up there!?" She called, using her wind manipulation to float a few feet higher into the air, unsteadily, but nowhere near as high as Rob was. 

She looked up to the seemingly-mad boy and waved back. Opening her palms, she released a gale of wind into the air, sending the tree he was on swinging, "Tha's an interestin' power you've got there, Rob - or shall I say monkey? Ya' climb trees like one." 

[rob-sherwood]

Target Practice // Reggie & Rob

[rob-sherwood]

"Ah, you’re pop’s a bowman too? Explains your impeccable talents," Rob said with an acknowledging bow of his head. He listened to her musings, making little noises of agreement.

"Mm, you could be right. We could be making our own magic fill the forests. I, for one, would love to live in an enchanted forest. Er, I heard a few upperclassmen talking about this spot in the middle of the wood between two rocks. I think it’s this way," Rob said, abandoning his targets but keeping his bow and arrow on his back. One never knew when mutant bearpigs were about.

"What’s it like in Scotland? Paint me a word picture," Rob urged, charging through the trees.

[reggie-dunbrooke]

"M' dad is, taught me everythin' I know. M' mum, not so much." She laughed dryly before setting her bow back in her case and carrying the quiver of arrows on her back, her bow case in her arms. 

"Tha's a specific description of where the waterfall is!" Reggie chirped as they walked along the beaten pathway that was slowly fading into the thick woods. "So, do you have any powers? That is, besides your ability t' lure innocent girls into the forest." She giggled softly as she moved a branch out of her face. 

"Well, where I live in Scotland, we have a pretty large home at the top o' this large hill. Righ' now, since we're nearin' summer, it's filled with yellow and purple flowers all the way down. Even in summer, the forest is usually cool and its a million different shades of green. If ya' go t' this one spot - a place called the Fire Falls, ya' can see for miles if ya' climb it, ona  clear day, y' can see the ocean. It's like a picture on a postcard, really." She shrugged.

[brendonwtf]

Any particular reason why you just came bursting in here? 

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[reggie-dunbrooke]

Well, I had a question, bu' I kinda forgot.