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Who: Alec Hardy and You
What: General Catchall
Where: In town, in class, in the cafeteria, outside
When: First week or so
Warnings: none atm
Town
Alec is wandering around town, looking lost, if only because he is. Also looking exceedingly disgruntled for reasons to be seen above. His strange whip made grim is padding along at his heels and occasionally going off to chase someone. Upon seeing you, the grim immediately charges toward you, a hundred pounds of not!dog gallumping toward you at mad speed and joy. There is the overall impression of a tongue hanging out even though the creature lacks evidence of a mouth. Brace yourself.
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Alec looks dubious about the magical equivalent of a trust fall. He is supposed to trust his partner, someone as green as himself, to keep him aloft in the air? Or trust himself to do the same? He had tried to ask if this was too advanced, but all he'd gotten was a smile and a patronizing pat and told to try it. He felt seventeen again and hated it. He was pushing fifty, not a bloody teenager.
"Right. Let's try not to break each other." He cleared his throat and pulled unconsciously at his tie. "You want to go first or should I?"
Dining in
Or not dining as the case may be. Alec has a plate of food in front of him, largely untouched. He is mostly involved with reading a tome or magical arcana. Others books were stacked up by him. There has been some evidence of eating judging by the corner being nibbled off the toast, but the tea has grown cold and steam is a memory and he has been there for a few hours, since breakfast or lunch depending on whatever time of day it is. It may be there is only one seat left opposite him. Be prepared for riveting conversation.
Beautiful? Disaster?
Alec is practicing a spell on the grounds. Does it go wonderfully? Terribly? Or you caught up in it or the witness to something...indescribable. Maybe it's better to sit this one out, just in case.
What: General Catchall
Where: In town, in class, in the cafeteria, outside
When: First week or so
Warnings: none atm
Town
Alec is wandering around town, looking lost, if only because he is. Also looking exceedingly disgruntled for reasons to be seen above. His strange whip made grim is padding along at his heels and occasionally going off to chase someone. Upon seeing you, the grim immediately charges toward you, a hundred pounds of not!dog gallumping toward you at mad speed and joy. There is the overall impression of a tongue hanging out even though the creature lacks evidence of a mouth. Brace yourself.
Teammates
Alec looks dubious about the magical equivalent of a trust fall. He is supposed to trust his partner, someone as green as himself, to keep him aloft in the air? Or trust himself to do the same? He had tried to ask if this was too advanced, but all he'd gotten was a smile and a patronizing pat and told to try it. He felt seventeen again and hated it. He was pushing fifty, not a bloody teenager.
"Right. Let's try not to break each other." He cleared his throat and pulled unconsciously at his tie. "You want to go first or should I?"
Dining in
Or not dining as the case may be. Alec has a plate of food in front of him, largely untouched. He is mostly involved with reading a tome or magical arcana. Others books were stacked up by him. There has been some evidence of eating judging by the corner being nibbled off the toast, but the tea has grown cold and steam is a memory and he has been there for a few hours, since breakfast or lunch depending on whatever time of day it is. It may be there is only one seat left opposite him. Be prepared for riveting conversation.
Beautiful? Disaster?
Alec is practicing a spell on the grounds. Does it go wonderfully? Terribly? Or you caught up in it or the witness to something...indescribable. Maybe it's better to sit this one out, just in case.
Town
"Who's a good boy? Who's a good boy?"
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"It's yours if you want it. Bloody creature won't stop following me." It seemed content to want to eat the man's face. A stream of something too sweet smelling to be piss decorated the ground between the man's feet from the overexcited--whatever-- and Alec made a face.
"Might want to be careful where you step."
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"Okay, so, maybe I'm projecting a bit. But, still, it obviously likes you! Dontcha boy?"
He snorted at the other man's warning. "Benefit of being a monster, you getta pee where you want."
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"That's another reason. It can piss where it wants but away from me. Speaking of which do you know where we are right now?"
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Beetlejuice paused in his petting of the creature. "Main Street?"
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It drops from the man and begins to sniff around.
"Right. Main Street. Of course it would be Main Street. Which way is the school from here?"
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Beetlejuice hummed and looked at the little angel that was sitting on his shoulder with a resigned expression on her tiny features. "Yo, Rodney--which way is the school?"
"It's Goldenrod, Beetlejuice." A small huffy sigh, but, she pointed in the right direction.
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"I can. I'm used to magic. Just a different style." Loki took a step back, then held out his hands. "Whenever you're ready." It was tempting to refuse to do this at all, but the trickster god really did want to learn this style of magic. So he watched carefully, ready to gesture and intone high Osmarius to keep the other afloat.
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Dining
Val dropped her bag to the floor (it landed with a very heavy fwump) as she slid into the spot across from the man and his coveted plate. She still refused to wear her school uniform. Today her tank top had the Samurai logo on it and her jean shorts were black to match the tank.
She was already tugging the plate towards her before he'd really had the opportunity to answer, already seeming to make up her mind on if he was going to actually eat the food or not.
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"There is no reason for this spell to be twenty syllables long. How can anyone even remember all that."
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"Wouldn't dream'f drinkin' that shit, I got self-respect. But'f this isn't edible to you I'd kill to be from wherever you're from."
She had to stop to snort at the mention of the spell being some twenty syllables long. She chuckled a bit at it, almost choking for half a breath. She stopped eating long enough to swallow and respond.
"Fuck'f I know. I went to all my classes on day one'n they started puttin' numbers'n letters all together on a board'n I said fuck this shit. So who knows how the hell anyone can remember that," she motioned to the book, "bullshit."
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So he ignored it, flipping the page and idly listening to her.
"Maybe they can write it down." He had the idle image of a wizard in traditional robes and beard, reading his hand to perform a complicated spell and shook his head. "Are you not planning to learn magic here then?" Magic. Magic. Christ. "I've heard it's not a good idea if you let it run its course."
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"Don't really do good with people tellin' me what to do." She was quiet long enough that could have been her final answer, but she eventually piped back up again. "'M goin' to my fantastics class'n the afternoon class I picked, but I got put in that one house, uh." A pause as she tried to recall the name. "Purifeul? Walked into my required classes'n saw the math on the board'n," she shook her head with disgust on her face. Math was clearly not her first choice. "Not interested in th'boring shit."
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He hummed at her not liking being told what to do. Another rebel without a cause. Who did like being told what to do? But sometimes that had to happen. She was old enough--or looked old enough so that she should be used to it, but then again, maybe she was usually outside the system. He didn't envy whomever she had to work with, if anyone.
"Yes, well the boring shit can form the blocks of the interesting shit. If you don't want to be shit you might want to apply yourself."
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She said nothing of it and he only earned a furrowing of her brow. He was the one that suggested having it written down, after all; he was the one complaining about the difficulty of all the words. She frowned at him with the next thing he said and she could feel her anger rising.
"You can't expect me to believe that bullshit's got anything to do with anything interesting. I seen what that fuckin' hexed bennie put up on that board in the later class for mathematics and ain't nothin' worth learnin' that. Rather deal with your twenty syllable bullshit, 'least that's just learnin' some words'n spittin' 'em out in order."
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Dining in
...Except after about fifteen minutes, the quiet is kind of getting to her, and she clears her throat. "Good book?"
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"You're a duck." A beat. "Nice scarf." It was good thing he was already sure he was half mad. This certainly didn't make it work.
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"Uh-- Yeah, thanks. It was a gift from my brother."
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