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Kanth rolled 1 10-sided dice:
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 Posted: Sun Apr 27, 2014 3:20 am
Giving a grin to Cearney especially, Marosa readjusted the pipe and let his grin fade into a smirk, giving a nod to the rest of the party.
"Aye, oi suppose we'll be followin' ye, then?" He asked Cearney, turning back to blink curiously at Sin.
"Mayhaps ye need tae hang around th' fey a leedle more, lass," The faerie chuckled, shaking his head before he frowned. "Ye haven't seen Hadiyya, have ye?" He was getting a bit more worried now, concerned that she wasn't with the group and was off alone. Marosa only hoped she was alright.
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Roxy_roxanna2 rolled 1 10-sided dice:
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Posted: Sun Apr 27, 2014 7:24 am
She glanced at Marosa the pipe held barely in her mouth and certainly not being utilized. Perhaps he was right, she did need to spend more time with her fellow demons, and she respected the fey and what they brought to the demon community. Though he was probably referring to her horrific affected accent and she could only lick her lips and huff.
"Mayyyhaps...." She tried to mimic him but it still wasn't quite right.
Then he asked her about Yaya and she frowned, she wasn't certain what exactly was going on between Yaya and Marosa but she did know that the boil and ghoul were close. If Marosa hadn't seen Yaya yet either it concerned her, she'd hate to think of anyone lost in that rainbow town least of her her friend. The accent dropped with her pipe, she was just too worried about her friend to remember to keep it up.
"No, I was about to ask you if you had seen her. Jack, we'd better get to that atrocious city and see if we can find her, what if it dropped her over there and she's lost?"
Uh oh, she'd fallen into her usual speech pattern and dropped the pipe in the process...hopefully no one would notice.
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Beejoux rolled 1 10-sided dice:
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Posted: Sun Apr 27, 2014 10:20 am
FInding herself suddenly in a tiny, squat body had been very shocking to Yaya. She'd stood there, frozen, horrified. This lasted for quite a few minutes, until she heard her name. Blinking, she shook herself, very nearly cringing as she looked down at herself before turning to find a group of leprechauns nearish. "Marosa?" The body wasn't right, but the skin tone, the hair, that at least was familiar. Another had pale, pinkish/purpleish skin and dark hair with a touch of pink. Sin? Frowning, arms crossed over her torso, she hurried over.
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Posted: Sun Apr 27, 2014 10:30 am
The leprechaun raised his brow at Marosa. "Aye, is that so? Unfortunate for the poor lad, then," he replied with a sagely nod. Though, he soon shifted his attention towards Sin as he picked up on something rather strange. "Oi. What be this 'atrocious city' ye be speakin' o'lass?" he asked before turning to Marosa, "She ain't be talking about our great city o'er there is she, Jack?" Yes. He thought Jack was Marosa's name now.
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Roxy_roxanna2 rolled 1 10-sided dice:
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Posted: Sun Apr 27, 2014 11:24 am
Sin spotted another leprechaun hurrying towards them, the hair...it had to be, or so she hoped.
"Yaya?"
She realized then that she was pipeless and without the accent of the others, and she'd started insulting their little town of green. Uh oh...she coughed and then quickly snatched up her fallen pipe trying to rub it clean against her coat.
"Och...nay I...I wouldna' dream of- o' speakin' ill aboot our green- I mean great city."
She looked at Marosa worriedly hoping he could convince the Leprechaun that her slip of the tongue was a harmless joke or something. Sheesh, she hadn't had so much trouble fitting into some of the other holidays, this place was a green nightmare.
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Kanth rolled 1 10-sided dice:
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Posted: Sun Apr 27, 2014 1:29 pm
"Ah, lass!" Sweeping her up in his arms, Marosa hugged Yaya tight, more than glad she was okay. "Are ye hurt?"
He then turned to the leprechaun and pursed his lips, looking thoughtfully at Sin. "Oi hope not. Oi hafta wonder, though, if'n she fell from a tree or sommat." He let go of Yaya and moved closer to Sin, reaching out and making a show of looking over her face, tilting her head, examining her eyes...
"Ah, oi tink she might've." He turned to glance at the leprechaun again. "Maybe she better get looked at. She moight have a concussion, or worse." His gaze turned to stare at Sin, expression solemn. Please stay quiet.
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Seiana_ZI rolled 1 10-sided dice:
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Posted: Sun Apr 27, 2014 1:41 pm
Cearney pinched the bridge of his nose.
His outburst when he arrived might have been bad, but somehow, the pink-skinned leprechaun was making it worse. The initial problem with dropping her accent was only worsened when she called the city atrocious--and while Cearney certainly agreed it was a hideous abomination of a homeland, that didn't mean he was about to verbally agree with her. He could agree when they managed to get back to Halloween.
Because there was no jackin' way he was letting himself get stuck in this bright green rainbow-vomit clover field.
"Aye, perhaps had a fall, can make ye a bit gone in the head iffen ya' know what I mean." Cearney glanced towards the pink-skinned one for a moment before beginning to head towards the Town. Maybe if he got them all moving quickly enough, the leprechaun would stop asking questions. Continuously drawing his attention wasn't going to do them any good.
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Posted: Sun Apr 27, 2014 2:30 pm
The leprechaun puffed at his pipe thoughtfully, looking over the three. "Ye keep some strange folk 'round ye, for certain, Jack," he noted to Marosa. Getting on up, he made his way over towards Sin, looking her over, "Took a hit t'yer ol'noggin did ye, lass?"
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Pales rolled 1 10-sided dice:
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Posted: Sun Apr 27, 2014 4:22 pm
He was trying to escape notice of the actual citizen of this world as he just sort of paused and listened to talks of concussion - oh another member to their party had joined them. Well, that was one less worry. Akubi hoped at least.
Akubi sort of paused a second or two trying to figure out if he should talk or not. He was starting to feel a bit itchy. The boil scratched at the side of his neck, "If.. Um. Someone is hurt, we should go and get help. . . . . . .. um.. .ayeaye?"
A+.
At least he might pass for a mentally challenged cousin of one of the leprechauns, right?
In any case, Akubi was about ready to pick up one of the ghouls and just make a run for it if things didn't just get moving along. Someone was certainly agitated.
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Roxy_roxanna2 rolled 1 10-sided dice:
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Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2014 10:15 am
She could have kissed Marosa for the brilliant excuse, but she'd leave that to Yaya. Instead she tried to look woozy and keep her mouth shut, right heading to the city seemed a good enough idea. She didn't want to be prodded and poked by leprechaun doctors though, or whatever healers they had.
When the leprechaun asked her if she'd hit her...noggin? She quickly nodded and then gave a groan and put her hand to the back of her head as if in pain.
"Aye, I fell from a tree lookin' at a rainbow..."
She shut her mouth and decided that she'd better not try anymore, her accent was pretty atrocious and Marosa and Ceanery were making the most sense.
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Beejoux rolled 1 10-sided dice:
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Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2014 12:24 pm
"I'm alright," she assured him, laying a kiss on his cheek as he set her back on her feet. "Just a little stunned, is all. I wasn't expecting to find myself in another body." More than a little shocked. She wasn't sure what was happening, and she fell quiet as Marosa spoke to the other's, glowing eyes watchful. He was acting as though Sin was hurt, but there was no genuine worry between them. An act, but why? Yaya didn't know, so she stayed quiet.
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Kanth rolled 1 10-sided dice:
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Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2014 2:17 pm
Sighing, Marosa rubbed the bridge of his nose as he acknowledged what the leprechaun said. "Aye. Ye should see 'em when we're home. They're even worse. Can't take 'em anywhere." It wasn't a lie, considering that he knew some of them were trying to keep on the downlow... and now the leprechaun was calling him Jack. Oh, wonderful. Just bloody brilliant.
"Shall we head back home?" He indicated to the group, nodding to Cearney, leaving it up to him if he wanted to investigate further or not. "Lead the way." Get the Jack out of here.
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Seiana_ZI rolled 1 10-sided dice:
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Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2014 4:15 pm
Whether they wanted to investigate further or not--though honestly, Cearney had quite enough of nosy leprechauns living in clover field rainbow vomit worlds--they needed to get the Jack out of the area before they were actually found out. They had already drawn too much suspicion and it wasn't getting any better the more and more time went on. While Marosa was fairly good at blending in, no one else in this group particularly was.
Cearney was only blending in because he actually was a leprechaun.
Not one of rainbow vomit and clover field attacks--
"Aye, we should be going! Gettin' the lass some rest should help with her pained noggin, too." He offered a merry laugh...
Before wasting absolutely no time marching himself towards the town.
He didn't see any trees in this area--maybe there were some doors to get themselves back home closer to the town proper. And he could get some more intel on these mockeries of leprechaun in the meantime ... though considering the way everyone else was acting maybe he should really just make a beeline for the holiday doors.
Halloween had them, so there had to be some here too, right?
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Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2014 5:55 pm
Scratching his beard, the Leprechaun soon looked a little alarmed. The green from each student's outfits began to fade and any clovers they wore were starting to wilt. "Och! Something be wrong with ye! Quick. Drink up a good pint o'ale. It should pick ye right up!" Magically.. there was a cask of ale right next to him now. And he began to pour out pints for each of them. It was no use, though. One by one, each of you fall. The world begins to swim and swirl into a mass of colors, until finally, you hear a loud, throbbing sound, and the world goes black.
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Posted: Mon Apr 28, 2014 6:14 pm
Cearney probably should have been a bit more alarmed than he was at the idea that the color was fading from his outfit.
Instead, he almost wanted to celebrate. No more bright green and no more clovers. Or clover fields, for that matter, seeing as the clovers all around him appeared to be starting to die off too. Thank Jack. Cearney frankly didn't really want to deal with this St. Patrick's World any longer than he had to, though he did vaguely wish he had made it to the town--
Then again, he didn't really.
He was perfectly happy to hear the irritating noise before the world went black. His last thought involved something about how terrible the leprechauns here probably made their ale. It probably contained rainbow essence or something equally as ridiculous...
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