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"Hey, I'm gonna haunt and torment you for a bit." The school week has been particularly aggravating and Spectra's usually method to cool off was by causing a few scares. "It's nothing personal if that's what you're like worried about."
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"Hey, I'm gonna haunt and torment you for a bit." The school week has been particularly aggravating and Spectra's usually method to cool off was by causing a few scares. "It's nothing personal if that's what you're like worried about."
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Artemis looked from what he was doing and nodded, giving the other a smile. "Yeah, go ahead." he said. Artemis was taking a quick break from work, enjoying the fresh air.
"Whew, thanks." Peter sat down and set the canvas bags of supplies between his feet, leaning back into the bench and stretching until his back gave one, two, three satisfying pops. He reached down to get his book, because if he was going to wait for something, he might as well spend his time getting back to reading, but he left it on his lap, instead checking his phone with an impatient scowl.
"...'Scuse me, sir, I don't mean to disturb you again," Peter asked the other man, "but you're a local here, right?"
Jack let out a hum, swimming in the lake. Going to the pool was too risky so he decided to swim in the lake. Jack was a merman, his tail was a golden colour. (For any of them!)
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Chrissy was needing time away from her family. She was kind of tired of the remarks from her mom. And she found herself near the lake. That was when she noticed someone in the lake. She was about to call out and wave but that was when she noticed the fin. That made her pause not to call out. She wouldn't want him to swim away.
@a-adventurer hearted for a starter
A LOOK OF CONCERN , flashed over his expression. “ how can i help ? ”
Scarlett was drawing in her sketchbook, humming softly. She tucked some hair behind her ear before continuing to draw.
Taking notice of someone humming, Ganondorf decides to walk over. He has never seen this person before, so he makes sure to announce his presence in hopes of not accidentally surprising them.
"May I ask what you are humming?" he questions, keeping his deep voice soft.
@a-adventurer liked for a starter; Naezael
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Naezael looked down at the girl before her, an unimpressed eyebrow raising as her sunset eyes bore into the other. She had just noticed her, all the while totally not paying attention to the cake in the bakery's large window.
The angel huffs, a grimace plaster on her face. “What’re you looking at?”
The Maze
( @a-adventurer, CLOSED RP)
It all felt sudden. Every movement, every thought, every breath, every loud, blaring noise. It was odd- Just knowing something started so suddenly, yet not knowing if it had begun before one’s notice. That’s what was in Helena’s mind to say the least. The unavoidable sound of an alarm, squeaky hinges and metal banging against metal made her head ache even more than it already was. She fought to get air into her lungs, trying to stand on her feet, but her balance couldn’t keep her up. She was moving. The contraption she was stuck in was moving. She then took a moment to think, think of anything she could remember; For example an answer to how the hell she ended up in some sort of frightening and dark elevator. But everything was blank, just blank. She reached for loose threads in her mind, grasping for anything at all, but there was nothing but darkness that simply mirrored the one she found herself enveloped in.
While banging on the metal bars, so hard and desperately that her hands were getting bruised and bloody, Helena tried to scream. But her voice didn’t give in, and it was more like a small croak of a voice. She felt the true, unsettling panic begin to set in, that feeling of truly having no sense of orientation whatsoever. Like being a goldfish, placed from a small bowl to the ocean. But she couldn’t adjust, for how much was there to adjust to? What was she even adjusting from? Her heartbeat quickened even more as she felt the contraption halt, and she fell limp in the corner. For a moment she thought she was destined to stay captured, stuck there for ever in some hole; Despite that, her thoughts were disproved as she saw a hatch over her starting to open, rays of sunshine peaking into the box.
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Thomas felt his back sink against the tree, the harsh bark of it contrasting to his warm and sun-sick skin beneath his shirt. He rubbed his head and his temples, a deep sigh escaping his lips. Even though he was getting at least a bit used to the Glade, he still couldn’t quite fathom everything. Yeah, he somewhat understood the basics, but what nagged at him was that once trying to delve into the deeper, more intriguing questions, then everything was left with a large question mark. The questions like who and why. The most important ones that he wanted answered- That he knew everyone most likely wanted answered. It all hurt his head when he thought too much about it. And though everyone around him, everyone in the group of boys, everyone in charge, told him to just try and get the best out of their situation and not think too much about it, it just worsened things.
He had to admit they could be right. After all, nights at the fire with his new friends or whatever they hell were could be surprisingly nice and fun. Time to let loose, try to let go, even though he hadn’t had much time to think of exactly what they were letting loose from. But he felt the stress buried beneath them all, that sinking sand everyone experienced and tried, to a certain degree, to not let get the best of them. The sound of an only somewhat familiar blaring alarm caught his attention immediately, and once he saw everyone gathering, following them quickly, he could only guess he wasn’t going to be the greenie anymore.