Formis13
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- Posted: Tue, 04 Nov 2014 22:55:34 +0000
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Ghost Girl
[Location:Boat--Front Office]
[With:Nobody in particular]
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Ghost Girl
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The boat ride was not a fun one. Hazel had spent the entire time locked in the bathroom hoping in vain that her stomach would stop churning from the boat moving. She had never even known that she got seasick before. It didn't really help that there were so many spirits around that she probably would have gotten sick anyway. Maybe attending this school wasn't such a good idea. The sound of someone knocking and saying something muffled by the wall brought her back to reality, realizing that the boat had stopped moving.
Slowly, she exited the bathroom, passing by the gentleman that had gotten her attention. "Arigato." Hazel mumbled as she fumbled around for her headphones. Slipping them over her ears, she started blasting songs now that she had the stomach to deal with anything but trying to breathe properly. It was a good 2 minutes before she actually looked up to see where she was.
"Holy crap." She muttered as she stood dumbfounded at the sight in front of her. Was this place even real? It looked like something out of a fairy tale or something like that. She had a difficult time processing it all. Well she certainly wasn't in Arizona anymore.
Eventually, Hazel made her way to what she assumed to be the front office, still having to stop every few seconds to look in amazement at how magical this place looked, but then having to move because there was some spirit(probably Jack) that was pushing her to keep going forward. Eventually, she managed to get to the main office and got to the front line. Without taking her headphones off, Hazel gave a half smile to the person (that probably just still looked like the deer in the headlights look she had since she got off the boat).
"Konichi wa. Watashi wa Soo me soo Hazel Byrne des." She said before continuing to ask for the papers she'd need in extremely broken Japanese. Hazel deserved some credit though, in just a few months, she had made leaps and bounds with her skill in Japanese so that she could speak with people better, hopefully so she wouldn't come off as that stupid American girl that can't talk to anyone.
After getting the paperwork she needed, she sat down to fill out anything. Oh hey, everything on the papers were written in English, that was nice of them. Maybe it'd be easier to talk to everyone here than she thought. It'd be nice to practice her japanese though, so she wrote everything down as best as she could in Hiragana.
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[Location:Boat--Front Office]
[With:Nobody in particular]
(OOC: I was going to do some interaction with someone, but the post was getting a bit too long as it was)