Welcome to Gaia! ::

It had taken the reaper a little longer that she had expected to set up, and there were still some things she was sorting out, but at last, she felt as if the booth was finally acceptable to open to the public.

"Welcome! Please don't be shy!
I still have some things to finish up, but please feel free to look around!"

Hey, she was toning down the number of butterflies she innately summoned ok. They were just nice to have around.
Mia couldn't help but sigh at the presence of the flame demon, but she quickly recomposed herself, greeting him with a smile (even if slightly strained).
"Yes, but they're also what my subspecies is known for. We're not a large group, so it's nice to raise a little awareness. And besides, this is just a game. No need to take things so seriously."
However, she WAS serious about running for secretary.
"You know I take things seriously. I want to run events that'll promote bonding between students, as well trips to other worlds. Admit it, you had fun on those field trips, except I plan to do even more than that."
Plus decorations. And prom.
... ok she also really just wanted to plan stuff and make things pretty ok don't judge.

"Aren't you going to run for anything?"

Believe or not, Mia was... actually somewhat ok with him. Sorta.
At the very least, she was tolerable in a professional manner.
"I know. I... well, I suppose that was kinda my fault. I admit I have a bit of a temper. Sorry."
Look, free apology! She was trying.

She was surprised when he decided to write some suggestions down, half-expecting them to be death/hate threats.
... Well, she wasn't TOTALLY off-base.
"Mm, I suppose at least two of these are doable."
Technically three, since her fear manifestation had gotten to the point that she was probably able to summon enough butterflies to act as some sort of magic floating carpet, but Andrew didn't need to know that.

"Hey, if you take things seriously, I'm sure you'd be some real competition. And as long as you don't try burning anything down, I'm sure we'll manage."
She was watching you, Andrew. No funny business.

"Well, thanks for dropping by! If anything, it means a lot to me, ok?"
She pressed a little gift into his hands and smiled.
"And if you're not going to support me, at least check out the other booths. You may not take it seriously, but having a good student council is important. You represent the school AND the student body. It's a big responsibility."

Ruth had arrived not too long after a certain flame demon had left. It was merely a coincidence that the boil she referred to as a boss-figure was not around for her visit to this booth. She didn't want him witnessing her persona going all out. Before she made the attempt, the blonde decided to try the game and test her luck first. Intuition was telling her to pick the box second from the left, which she does and ends up with a box that wasn't empty.

Oh where was her intuition when it was during the tea brewing? It wasn't that the tea she brewed was bad (it was awful) but she had no idea what she was doing other than, well, throwing tea leaves into the water. And the chocolate didn't help matters. But then again, that was what prompted her to approach Mia (apart from scoping out the candidates that is.)

She waved to the ghoul, picking up a button but not actually pinning it on herself. Instead she slipped it into her pocket and made a gesture of holding an invisible tea cup and saucer. With her pinkie extended.

Lucky Me!
Mini sn: randonimity

I HAVE A SUGGESTION!
I'd like to see:
- More sit-down events as additions to the roster of intended activities.
- That which encourages discussion and non-violent or less physical interactions amongst the student body.
Sn:

Ruth beamed at Mia and clapped and grinned in what she tried to express as delight. It might have been a little deranged, though. The blonde nodded, made a cross over her heart with one hand, while the other was raised in a solemn oath. She will definitely be returning, the gesture seemed to indicate. Then, she gestured to the banners and buttons, pointed to Mia, and drew a question mark in the air.

Amarus had not realized Mia was campaigning. She paid her old friend a visit, and remembered with gratitude the help she'd received with her club jackets. "Are you well, Mia? I am glad you are throwing in your lot, as well," Amarus said, her silver eyes scanning the booth and all its butterfly glory. The concept of offering one thing for another intrigued her. Though she hardly played many games, this one she wanted to play, merely because it piqued her curiosity. "If I was to offer one thing for something that I desired... " Amarus paused, thinking, one pale finger pressed to her lips.

"Mia, I think that all such bargains are a trick. What do you think?" Amarus leaned closer, and very quietly whispered: "I might offer my heart, for one day in which I could see all those I loved. Just one more day. But that is our secret," Amarus said, with a soft and distant look to her smiling face.


LET'S MAKE A CONTRACT!
I would exchange my heart for one more day with all those I love!

As she continues through the booths Anna spots another girl she remembers from the previous booths, Surrounded by butterflies Mia's booth is more calming and quieting than the ones Anna previously visited. She greeted the girl warmly before looking at all the signs.

"Would you like me to fill out the questionaire before picking a box?" Anna said giggling. "I don't mind!"

I HAVE A SUGGESTION!
I'd like to see: More input and questions from other students! And More interactions with guests who aspire to be students!
Sn: Anhikajeanine





After filling out her questionaire she listened as Mia described the purpose of a "contractor" to another patron. Her smile fell when the girl stopped her description. "... I'm sorry" She said softly after the other patron had left. "But I really am interested in what you were saying. You know about contractors... I've never heard of them you see. So you CHOSE Psy? Or Psy chose you or???" Confused she stopped the questions and stared down at the table.

"... What would I give up???..." The answer seemed like such a simple one. And in reality it was. Though Anna knew she wouldn't just say it out loud like that. "May I write it down" She said blushing. "I... It seems so harsh to say it out loud."

LET'S MAKE A CONTRACT!
I would exchange My lineage, My being a werewolf for The ability to choose my own mate, Human or Monster! (Fill in the blanks)

Finally after finishing Anna moved to the boxes and picked one with her eyes closed. She wasn't so sure her luck would be all that great with this all of the sudden.

Okay... a guessing game. Three were empty and one wasn't. However, his was a bust!