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kyoupi rolled 1 20-sided dice:
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Total: 7 (1-20)
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Posted: Tue Nov 15, 2011 12:35 am
(( Lazarus - Treat Bobbing ))
Although it was faint, but Lazarus finally sensed the competition from Basil. He looked really excited to go for it at first, but now it just seemed different, like he was afraid to lose, or lose something. That much he knew, but he did not know that the competition was for Delia's attention. Personally, he felt a little bad that a fun game like this could turn to a bitter competition. Maybe he should have let Basil go first? Or maybe... he could pretend to lose? Although, how one could lose in this game, he had no idea yet.
Quietly he watched beside Cordelia as Basil took another dive. "Oh?" Lazarus responded as the question was popped up to him by the basilisk Frei. "Kyou is doing fine, thanks for asking." Smiling politely, red eyes scanned the area of the barn and spotted the phantom on a huge barrel with Isi, near to the food table. "He's dressed up as the phantom of the opera over there." The Sigel motioned in that direction, it was difficult not to spot Kyou in that huge black cape.
In his brief conversation with Delia, Lazarus had missed the moment where Basil picked up a bag from the tank and took a bite from a Twizzler. His attention was only drawn back to him when he spoke and the bag was handed to Delia. Not a fan of licorice, he knew the Twizzler will not taste good. The taste is difficult to get out of the mouth too. But perhaps....
Sticking his hand into his previous bag, he fished out a pack of Kit Kat. Although with red packaging too, it tastes vastly different from licorice. Lazarus is not a big fan of chocolate as well, but nearly everyone he knew loved them. Perhaps Basil too? Removing the red paper packaging and the metallic wrapping underneath, he revealed the chocolate and handed it to Basil. "Try this one, it might wash away the taste of the licorice, the red twisty thing." Well, he never knew if he never try right?
Once the kit kat was out of his hands, he prepared to take his last dive into the tank. Maybe he should just pick a smaller pack this time, just to make Basil feel better. It seemed like the more colorful candies are in smaller packs, so he decided to go for an easy one this time as he spotted a small pack sitting on a few larger ones. Dipping his chin and mouth into the water surface, he did not even need to submerge his eyes to grab the small bag this time, it came up easily enough. "Drats, what a small bag!" He mocked a complain as he frowned at the bag in his hand, filled with small colorful sweets and some round candies that look like mini cupcakes. Truth to be told, he's not sure if he liked this pack he fished out as well. Oh well, if it makes Basil feel better.
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Posted: Sun Nov 20, 2011 9:16 pm
((Delia – Treat Bobbing))
The basilisk returned Lazarus’s smile, always happy to see the elder Raevan enjoying himself. It was odd how their friendship came to be. In all honesty, Cordelia should have been still been holding a grudge against the Sigel for what he’d done to her this time a couple years ago. Yet memories fade, especially bad ones, and when someone shows Delia an honest bout of apology, especially in the form of gifts, often she can’t help but be swayed.
Leaning over to get a look around the other, Delia followed the direction Laz was pointing in. Her smile only deepened as she saw the doctor chatting it up with a younger human boy. “You know I think it’s great that even despite how busy he and the rest of the lab staff is, that they all take time out of that schedule to make time for events like this.” The thought made her feel like the lab was a big family rather than bunch of strangers locked together by a single factor.
Once more Basil offered his trophy of sweets from his turn at the bobbing tank and once again Delia took it carefully before combining it with the rest. Really, what was she going to do with all that candy? Well she supposed she could always give her share to Ebby, although the British woman wasn’t one for eating too many sugary things either, constantly trying to keep her figure intact as she always said.
With mention of the red vine like candy in the bag, Delia held the bag up to eye level for a closer inspection. It didn’t look anything like the chocolate candies…was it really that bad? Maybe she’d try it later when no one else was around. She was about to thank the younger snake when she noticed how dejected he looked. Was he really that upset about the red candy?
Though his black hair still glistened with the sheen of water and Cordelia’s skin literally crawled just thinking about it, the smoky girl reached her hand out and ran her fingers through it lovingly to ease his sour outlook. She winched some at the parts that were still too wet as it ate away at her skin some, tiny tendrils of smoke rising off her hand to dissipate into nothingness. Trying to smile through the stings of pain, “Why are you so sorry silly? It’s just a piece of candy. Plenty of others.” As to drive her point home, Delia shook the now big bag at the cobra boy with a giggle.
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Twintastic rolled 1 20-sided dice:
6
Total: 6 (1-20)
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Dangerous Conversationalist
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Posted: Wed Nov 23, 2011 5:42 am
((Basil: Treat Bobbing))
Basil bowed his head, unhappy with his results and hoping to do better. The demon approached him then with a piece of candy, a gesture of goodwill. Thankfully he had taken the time to unwrap it before giving it to the embittered Basil, who in all fairness, had extraordinary difficulty with wrapping and wasn't in any mood to be further humiliated. He received the candy bar with a quiet appreciation, and watched as Lazarus went to the pool for his third and final turn. He had spent very little time underneath the water he had noticed, and it was then he felt the cold, nurturing fingers of Delia working themselves through his hair, melting him like butter. He chewed the kitkat without a second thought, working it over his tongue and still very new to the idea of chewing. His face was puckered and very funny in places as he attempted to work the bar into swallowing condition.
Shaking the ziplock at him with a ruffling of wrappers and a sweet, feminine smile, he looked at her dully, his mouth full... Come to think of it, he couldn't really remember why he had felt so sorry before, precious minutes vanishing between them. He still harbored a nervous, anxious feeling as though he should be upset, but the reason why completely eluded him. He made a long, ponderous noise, nearly a groan before turning to hear the complaint of the demon towards his meager earnings.
Typically, Basil did not respond to being patronized, believing very strongly that people only ever said what they meant to. A world lacking ulterior motives. He didn't truly believe it was Lazarus' intention to take Delia away, or win her favor to spite him. He had only felt upset in the belief that the difference between them was so enormous and so obvious that his abandonment was inevitable. Seeing him now with his less impressive prize, he actually felt a little sorry for him. Lazarus had done what he did out of the kindness of his nature, and Basil had not won any hollow victory over him.
His eyes narrowed, then inflated. Grinding what remained of the candy in his teeth, the wafers crunching loudly, he then swallowed, pacified. "It's fine, Delia..." He said distantly. He couldn't say he was ever a fan of chocolate, but it at least got the bitter taste of defeat out of his mouth leftover from the twizzler. He was ignorant of Delia's discomfort as she brushed through his still-wet hair, smiling broadly at her, and then at the approaching Lazarus.
He looked at the tub of water, a sigh in his chest. He pulled away from them and prepared himself. This last candy would be his piece de' resistance. With this bag, the game would end, and Delia would have all the candy from him she might ever desire. As a friend, he could at least give her that. As for Lazarus, well... Maybe one day they would finally meet under favorable circumstances. One wherein the Sigel would not either be terrified by him, or unknowingly competing against him. In Lazarus, he still saw goodness and patience that he might like to emulate, but for now, it was his time to shine, and get the greatest treats yet!
At the start, he had dove in so eagerly he smashed his nose against the bottom of the tub. Not so hard as to break it, but great enough to at least create a nosebleed. A numb shock blowing through his face, he came up for air rather quickly, opening his mouth to drop the baggie he just barely captured. A stream of blood dribbled down to his lip, jeweled into a droplet, and fell onto the barn floor where in the dust, it solidified. A healthy stream continued to dribble, Basil either ignoring it or entirely unaware as he picked through this new baggie, ecstatic to find coins. Shimmering, golden-foiled coins that drew a shrill, excited sound from him. The other candies he could disregard, he had come up with something shiny! He showed his prize valiantly to Delia, proud and unabashed.
Though... seeing Lazarus there also, without whom this event might not have been possible, he broke tradition, wiping the wetness on his face with the back of his sleeve and creating a smear across his cheek. From the bag he offered a coin to the Red One, smiling good-naturedly, where a droplet then slid onto a large, pale front tooth.
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Posted: Thu Dec 29, 2011 5:34 pm
With his chest heaving with steadily paced breaths, the kind of motions reserved for someone who was trying their hardest not to cry, Eiry looked up into the eyes of Alex, his own reflecting worry and heaviness. While Eiry was a handsome five years older than his peers, that was the point indeed, he was only five years old, and while some raevans matured, Eiry moved along at a much slower rate, sluggish even. He had very little exposure to people, something which could be blamed on Isi's reclusive nature, which meant that he retained his actual age in mind when other Raevans like Rivener were more frequently aged by their exposure to television and other such frivolities. Eiry had books, and in that way he was matured, but when it came to social interaction Eiry was woefully wanting.
So, still struggling to retain his displeasure at both himself and the jeering eyes around him, Eiry turned his full attention to Alex's outstretched hand. He outstretched his cold fingers for hers and wrapped them tightly. He thought Alex's comments were very kind, but he had much to say against them. All his life he had heard nothing but those accusations. He heard it daily, even, from every soul in the house he considered family. He was a pain in the a** and he was a bother. He was nothing but. Regardless of the fact that it was his family's duty to be hard on him, Eiry couldn't help but secretly take their accusations to heart. He tried his hardest to ignore them, but there were times like this when Eiry sank into that pit of gathered accusations and drown. Perhaps, it was best to leave the party, just leave it entirely, and he nodded at the Italian, unable to speak past his accepting mutter. It was a rare moment for Eiry when he had nothing to say. So, along with Alex, the minty sigel floated out of the Halloween Party. Isi, seeing that his charge was leaving, took his kind leave from Kyou and hobbled out after them. They had planned a day to meet with one another, and that was all that Isi needed from the party. As for the rest of their family, they had their own way home and Isi could simply ask for one from Alex, or hitch a ride on the bus. As three, they stepped out of the haunted barn and into the night, a ghost of the family that they had once been.
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