#jazi

[littlefoxandthearcher]

Jase Ballenger he likes books and history but, loves Kazi more…

Helping out the fandom with its SEVERE LACK OF ART

[incorrectdanceofthieves]

Jase: I have decided that I am, indeed a snack. It’s just no one’s hungry.

Kazi, under her breath: I’m starving.

[gyorinokedli]

Nagyon nagyon boldog boldog!!!

A Fekete Lovag mindig győz! Ezt megtanultam az évek alatt. Ehhez a mintához annyi emléket tudok kötni hogy holnapig írnám. Imádom,zseniális lett! A Marlboro azért fogott meg az Ádi flash mintái közt,mert életem első cigije is piros Marlbi volt,remek élmény. Emellett szerintem a világ egyik lég ikonikusabb designja valaha,és így átdolgozva zseniális. A cigisdoboz alatt egy nagyon kedves kis manó rajza található,amit már évek óta fel akartam varratni.

Miért szomorú az Univerzum?

Mert mindent lát.

@elkorcsosult

[jazpe]

Hay alguien que me sugirió hacer uno haci ella es mi gossetd Gracias hermosa

y el es mi avatar jazi ,luego are a jaz 😏

@gossetdecarmel xdxdxdxd

[selisekinsolving]

Deals and Deadlines

Jazimina, Sky, and Selise had been conversing for some time about their current dilemma when the chimes on the door sounded. The three looked up and were greeted by a view of a very smug and very blonde Cherysa.

“Chery?” Jazi gave her sister a confused look.

Cherysa opened her mouth to respond then caught sight of Sky and her expression fell.

“By all means...pull up a chair, make yourself comfortable.” Selise offered with a glare meant for the man that she was now sure was inhabiting Cherysa’s body.

Chery, now Fox, smiled. “No thank you. I’m more than happy to stand with my back to the door.”

Jazi gritted her teeth, eyes narrowing, but she stepped back to an area wide enough where she could draw her bow if needed.

“No hug for your sister?” Fox offered to Jazi. “I must say, it’s been a long time since anyone cooked me a meal as good as the one at your home.”

Jazi immediately shook her head, standing in an ‘at rest’ position. “I’m good.”

“And your husband...what an interesting fellow,” Fox continued to smile at Jazi for a moment before addressing the three of them. “I recommend none of you make a move if you’d like to see Cherysa again...even more so if you’d like to see her back in this body.”

Selise had moved her hand under cover of her desk to rest over top of her communicator. She shot Jazi a look at the mention of her husband before focusing on Fox. “Back in her own body? You’re putting that option on the table...what do you want?”

“I want a cure,” he replied. “I want to be able to use this magic to change bodies and stay in the host for more than a few weeks.”

Jazi’s stance tightening was the only indication she had heard Fox’s words. Her gaze flickered to Selise and Sky.

Sky took a small step forward, her hands open passively, clearly not about to cast a spell. “Look, if there was a cure, you’re smart, you would’ve found one already. Maybe you should come to understand that death happens.”

A look of disgust made its way onto Selise’s face, despite her best efforts. “She’s right. What makes you think a cure is possible? You’re talking about rapid cellular degradation. You’re asking for someone to stop death-”

“Yes, that is exactly what I’m asking.” He cut her off, then turned to Sky. “Come now, you used to be after the same thing. Aren’t you at least curious if it could be done? Not should, but could. I’m not getting into moral bullshit with you all.”

Sky shook her head. “Not after that, Fox…”

“Where is Chery?” Jazi finally asked.

Fox simply regarded Jazi in silence, then looked to Selise. “Take my blood sample. Give me the notes you have on file from my case. If anyone of you knocks me out, I won’t give you anything.”

Selise had gone silent as they spoke, leaning back in her chair with a curious look in her eyes. “Hear me out a moment. Let’s say I’m curious enough to agree to research a cure as opposed to just handing over my notes and you trying to figure it out yourself. I’m willing to work with you, but not without some assurance that Chery is still alive and well. I want to see her, talk to her, know it’s her. A public place, full view of the guards. If either of us attacks the other or tries something hostile, the guards are sure to intervene. We’re both protected and we both get what we want.”

“A trade,” Fox offered.

“I suppose...though if you want all of my resources in the matter, then I want Cherysa back in her own body. Do that and I’m willing to work with you.”

Fox paused in thought a moment. “I won’t send her back in her own body, but I will send her back to you. Then you, her, and my old lover here can work on something more concrete in terms of a cure while I keep the body as collateral for a week.”

Selise scoffed. “What are you expecting in terms of results after a week? As Sky said, if a cure was that simple, you would’ve found it already. This leaves us no assurance that you won’t body hop anyway.”

“I am a man...well...woman of magic, not science and my time is limited due to the stress and strain of the hops. Progress and your notes is all I am going to ask for. Unless you think Cherysa would rather stay in her current body. I did pick one that would last a while…”

“Just so we’re clear, you’re going to accept any form of progress after a week in exchange for letting Cherysa get back to normal?” Selise didn’t seem convinced.

“Provided it’s real progress and you provide a new body for me to swap into afterwards. Not Sky and not Dunn, who is brilliant. You should all be ashamed, how are you not reading his works? Oh, and blonde if you can manage it.”

Selise’s patience was wearing dangerously thin and it was starting to show. She said nothing and looked to Jazi instead for some sort of opinion or approval. Afterall, it was her family they were talking about.

“Will she last a week?” Jazi’s question was directed at Selise and Sky. Not giving them a chance to answer though, she turned and gave Fox a steely look. “Take me to see her. No tricks from either side. I want to know she’s safe, alive, and herself, even if she’s not in her own body. I want to hear her say it’s okay to wait a week and then I’ll come back and they can get to work.”

“Alright. So lovely she has family…” he looked at Sky. “Is that what you think you’re building here? Do they know who you are?” The smirk he gave her was horrid. “Doc, draw a blood sample and you and Sky can get to work. As for you, big sis…” he set down the packages he had been carrying, took off the coat, and rolled up a sleeve. “Go wait at the inn nearby. She’ll come.”

Sky hadn’t responded nor moved from her spot, but her hand had become engulfed in fel flame.

Fox laughed at the display and held out his arm towards Selise. “Tick tock, you have a week and two days. You better stop your friend here. If she touches me with a hint of that magic, I’m gone for good.”

“Sit down.” Selise stated bluntly to Fox as she got to her feet. “It’s not worth it, Sky,” she added quietly as she passed and went into the back for her supplies.

It took Selise longer than normal to come back into the front room. Her sleeves were rolled up and she set down a small tray on her desk by Fox before pulling on a pair of gloves. She said nothing as she worked.

“Your hands are cold.” He smiled.

"You didn't seem to mind before." She stated and had the needle and vial in place within a minute. She kept her eyes on the level of the sample.

"Maybe I like it? Come now, Doctor, you can’t say that this research doesn’t at least interest you."

Selise glanced up briefly as she switched out a fresh vial. "And why did it interest you originally? Or did you simply need a solution once you realized your experiment was backfiring?"

"Well, in a way, this is all Sky’s fault. You see she was looking for a way to prolong her life.."

The doctor laughed and shook her head. It wasn't the first time she had heard such a pathetic excuse, but it did explain Sky's professions of guilt over their last encounter. "How convenient for you. And rather weak."

"How is that weak, for one researcher to inspire another! " he laughed a bit.

"I was referring to you implying that anyone besides yourself is responsible for the things you've chosen to do."

Fox stiffened at that.

Sky folded her arms across her chest. "Doc, how much longer to take the samples?"

"This should be fine for now." She secured the samples and removed the items from Chery's arm, placing a bandage over the area.

He stood and bowed. "Now, I am going to go and I want you all to stay put. If you do, I'll bring Chery to the inn. If I find out anyone has followed me, I'll hop bodies and skip out." He backed out to the doorway, picking up his packages along the way, before blowing a kiss, of all things, and then departing.

((Written with @skystoneseat and @jazi-stratford , edited for flow. @drahs @laivindur @cherysaamberstill @latildarommel))

[risrielthron]

Wide-open Future

Fictober Day 2 Fandom: World of Warcraft Original Characters

“People like you have no imagination.” 

The words had both Risri and Jazi looking at each other in shock.

“Excuse you?” came the elf’s reply.

“Now see here mister...” was the human’s reply.

Both women eyed the stranger warily. He blustered a moment and then turned on his heel, walking away quickly.

Jazi’s laughter had the elf smiling at her friend, “I think he must have only caught part of the conversation. What do you think made him say such a thing?” Risri asked as she watched his retreating form.

With a wave of her hand toward Tess, who was playing in the grass with another young girl, “Maybe he thought we were being too benign with our wishes for her. I don’t know Ris,” a soft sigh accompanied the words, “I thought wishing Tess to grow up happy and have a family was a pretty good desire, considering everything.”

Risri’s gaze turned toward the little girl, her smile growing larger as Tess giggled happily in her play. “Indeed. She deserves to grow up happy and loved.” The silver eyes met jade, “Not that she is unloved or unhappy now.”

A happy crinkle around Jazi’s eyes, as she reassured her friend, “Oh, she is both and if I’m not careful, spoiled rotten too.” A quiet chuckle at her prediction. “But the nerve,” Jazi continued as her gaze went toward where the man had gone, “As if being happy is something not to strive for.” The auburn tresses shook briefly, “She takes after Dunn, though. I think she might like to do something more adventurous truthfully. I saw her the other day digging. When I asked her what she was doing, she pulled one of her toys from the hole and smiled at me. She was playing archeologist. And Dunn only took her once on a dig. You’d have thought she was there every day.” Jazi’s gaze full of love as she turned back to her daughter, “Imaginative or not, Tess’s future is open to whatever her heart desires.” 

@jazi-stratford

(Fictober 2018)

[sds-mod]

AAAAAH THIS IS SO LATE I managed to do a birthday present for @jazileigh of Angel (left) and Gear (right), she kissed him on the cheek to celebrate but he’s allergic to make up oh nooooo!!

[aikan-idols]

Coming soon!

The official debut of our subunit Dulcet!