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ioduanlogs2018-02-01 07:48 pm
justsomeshrimp) wrote in ioduanlogs2018-02-01 07:48 pm
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Characters: Lobco & open
Date: Jan 30-Feb 2
Location: Various places
Situation: Lobco is new to Aifaran and just trying to figure things out.
Warnings/Rating: None. If any occur this will be edited.
scenario a
[The prospect of other planets and travel to them was a common one back in Pitch World. Indeed, thanks to the fact that she was familiar to a rather powerful witch, Lobco had been to another once before. Yet it was one thing to consciously go to a place you had studied for many years in the company of a companion, and another thing altogether to just
Suddenly appear somewhere.
The first thing that had struck her was how bright Aifaran is.
Home home was bright. It was beautiful, sunny, and tropical much like this place...but the past couple years had found her by the side of a witch who resided in a place that really lived up to its name, a place where the sun never shone. Which meant the poor thing was having quite a bit of difficulty navigating. Her eyes were rather weak and sensitive enough as it was but she'd barely had time to adjust as she attempted to navigate her way towards the 'Dreaming Bridge' as she had been informed.
Lobco looked behind her, thinking maybe she should have asked to be accompanied before deciding against it. She still wasn't sure what to trust or to believe, and she wasn't exactly comfortable with strangers. She turned her head forward, squinting and trying to keep her head a little lowered, only to lightly bump into someone in the process.]
O-oh! I'm sorry.
scenario b
[Lobco couldn't honestly say she had gotten accustomed to the situation yet. She worried. She worried about why she was here, she worried about how she would get home, she worried about how her witch and fellow familiars were doing, she worried what Hijohshiki might do to them if she continued to remain absent. So many possibilities, no way of knowing the truth.
All she could tell was that they were still alive. That magical thread that connected them all together remained intact--weakened, as she could get no sense for where they were, and thus, where she was, but they were alive.
Lobco needed a breather after so much happening, so much information being tossed at her, and being among so many strangers. It's only natural that she's drawn to the ocean. It has been a very, very long time since she's been able to actually be in saltwater. The sound of crashing waves is a melody, and her antennas twitch, then curl in appreciation as she looked out upon the ocean, shining bright like a sapphire.
Despite everything, she smiles and her body becomes encased in light as she transforms. Where once she stood, there was now a tiny, bright red shrimp no bigger than an inch.]
Date: Jan 30-Feb 2
Location: Various places
Situation: Lobco is new to Aifaran and just trying to figure things out.
Warnings/Rating: None. If any occur this will be edited.
scenario a
[The prospect of other planets and travel to them was a common one back in Pitch World. Indeed, thanks to the fact that she was familiar to a rather powerful witch, Lobco had been to another once before. Yet it was one thing to consciously go to a place you had studied for many years in the company of a companion, and another thing altogether to just
Suddenly appear somewhere.
The first thing that had struck her was how bright Aifaran is.
Home home was bright. It was beautiful, sunny, and tropical much like this place...but the past couple years had found her by the side of a witch who resided in a place that really lived up to its name, a place where the sun never shone. Which meant the poor thing was having quite a bit of difficulty navigating. Her eyes were rather weak and sensitive enough as it was but she'd barely had time to adjust as she attempted to navigate her way towards the 'Dreaming Bridge' as she had been informed.
Lobco looked behind her, thinking maybe she should have asked to be accompanied before deciding against it. She still wasn't sure what to trust or to believe, and she wasn't exactly comfortable with strangers. She turned her head forward, squinting and trying to keep her head a little lowered, only to lightly bump into someone in the process.]
O-oh! I'm sorry.
scenario b
[Lobco couldn't honestly say she had gotten accustomed to the situation yet. She worried. She worried about why she was here, she worried about how she would get home, she worried about how her witch and fellow familiars were doing, she worried what Hijohshiki might do to them if she continued to remain absent. So many possibilities, no way of knowing the truth.
All she could tell was that they were still alive. That magical thread that connected them all together remained intact--weakened, as she could get no sense for where they were, and thus, where she was, but they were alive.
Lobco needed a breather after so much happening, so much information being tossed at her, and being among so many strangers. It's only natural that she's drawn to the ocean. It has been a very, very long time since she's been able to actually be in saltwater. The sound of crashing waves is a melody, and her antennas twitch, then curl in appreciation as she looked out upon the ocean, shining bright like a sapphire.
Despite everything, she smiles and her body becomes encased in light as she transforms. Where once she stood, there was now a tiny, bright red shrimp no bigger than an inch.]
B
He was pretty sure he just saw a girl turn into a shrimp. Or...return to being a shrimp? Was that normal? Was this an Aifaran thing or a Dreamer thing? Curious, Leo walked up to the little shrimp, though he was careful not to get too close in case he accidentally crushed her.]
Uh, hi. Are you from around here?
no subject
No, I am not. I only just arrived here yesterday, in fact. Are you a native?
no subject
[It was a bit awkward talking with a...talking shrimp? That's what his eyes saw, so that's probably what she was. Leo was dangling the camera in his fingers, almost wanting to take a picture, but didn't want to invade the shrimp's personal space.]
Sorry, I haven't really talked to a shrimp before. I have seen a lot of different people-like one of my friends from home is part fish. So it's really not too strange. I'm Leonardo Watch, by the way.
no subject
[Despite everything, she couldn't help but focus on that camera.She wanted to ask him about it, but learning that he was relatively new here meant she had to focus on the important things first.]
Could you tell me more about this place? And why we're all here. I'm still pretty confused by it.
no subject
[Leo was curious about what type of world she came from that there weren't any humans, but if she was an actual shrimp, he could probably guess. Maybe there were more people like Zed somewhere; it might make him feel less alone if he knew.]
We're on a turtle's back living there, I think and from my understanding something bad happened so he sent us all back while he repaired the planes of existance. Now we're back and the world's more stable, but I don't think anyone knows why or how we got here.
Apparently the turtle can communicate telepathically, but I don't know anyone with that power.
no subject
She would have thought that her mother would be the biggest creature she ever met in her life but the sheer thought of how humongous this turtle must be to support an entire civilization--and who knew what else--was staggering.]
Bad? [She echoed the word with no small degree of nervousness. Bad how? Planes of existence? This was all sounding much bigger than she had imagined.]
Bad...to our homes, or...?