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Everyone who reblogged that black tie event thing from me
they're all scary
"Make me."
"No way. I'm not climbing all the way up there," Anna folded her arms across her chest, looking up at him in concern. "I'm just saying that it would be smart to get down before you fall. It's dangerous." She wasn't used to being the one reprimanding others, but she didn't want to let him hurt himself, and this seemed like an easy way to do just that.
"I’m telling you, honey and cinnamon cure everything."
"You sure?"
Jack glanced down at the painful rash that was spreading on his feet. Apparently on their earlier ‘nature walk’ the ‘oh so kind’ Prince had neglected to let him know about the poison ivy, or at least what he assumed must have been poison ivy by how his feet were swelling.
"I could just freeze them, and you for not warning me"
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((we could continue our rp from last time?))
Aim Straight and True
Walking about the green Irish woodland, feet hardly even leaving an imprint in the soil, Ostara let out a bored sigh. She had been in this forest for a long time, and though it was beautiful, she needed a change of scenery. She rested for a moment on a moss covered rock, placing her head in her hands as her knees supported her elbows. Where could she go? She wanted someplace different, but she also didn't want to go very far away. Ostara sighed once again as she ran her fingers through her long hair, pushing back the tendrils that had fallen loose once again. Then it hit her: Scotland! She hadn't been there in a while, and it was relatively close! Smiling, Ostara pushed herself off the boulder and strode to the nearest tree, an old and sturdy Oak. She rested her hand upon the trunk, asking permission, before sinking through the bark as a warm tingling sensation spread across her body.
Ostara then emerged out of a completely different tree hundreds of miles away. She was just about to look up when she heard a whistling noise, which seemed to be getting closer very quickly. Suddenly an arrow lodged itself into the bark with a loud thunk, a mere inch from her head. Ostara cried out, flinching down as her hands flew up to cover her head, as if for protection in case there were more arrows. Heart beating fast and breaths unsteady, she risked a glance toward the direction of the arrow's origin, only to see a young man with vibrant and curly red hair running towards her. She straightened a bit and took a step back, fearful, even though her mind told her he wouldn't even be able to see her. But it was better safe than sorry.
Hello new followers!
Putting on a welcoming smile, she dipped down into a small curtsy. "Greetings, strangers. I am Ostara, spirit of the Spring Equinox. What brings you here to Ireland? Please, relax if you are tired from your travels."
((AAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH GOTTA GO TO AN INTERVIEW BYE
I'll reply to rps later))
The Scot leaned against a tree, just sort of watching Hiccup and Toothless. He looked at the boy fondly, but then remembered soon enough he may be gone, off to some other time, and he grew quite somber.
"Just - hold - still - one - second - Toothless!" Hiccup grunted, holding tightly to the saddle as Toothless swung around, trying to see what he was doing.
"There!" Hiccup exclaimed, letting go and stepping back. He patted the dragon's head. "It was just a replacement, bud. How does it feel?"
Toothless shook himself, arching and pacing, before nodding at Hiccup with satisfaction. Hiccup nodded back, finally noticing Meridan.
"Oh, hey Meridan. I didn't see you there," he greeted, walking over.