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 Posted: Thu Nov 30, 2006 1:57 am
† T i i l . P l o t s
november three-zero, two-thousand six Tiil was, by far, quite sick of all the children that Kanth had left when she disappeared to ... wherever she went. Most of the children kept out of his way, but the ones he absolutely hated were those Dcorp children. Altessa especially.
He didn't much like Medusa, either, due to her needing extra attention so she was always moist. He kept her cooped up in the house in her room, checking up every once in a while to make sure she was in that bed-tub thing of hers.
Quite honestly, he wanted the house to himself, free of children as well as other residents... especially that carefree type Io.
He hated it. He hated it all. Pacing in the room, Tiil pressed his fingers to his temple in thought, wondering just how he could wrest the house from the clutches of the woman (and he had no idea just WHY Kanth kept her around, she practically did nothing to upkeep the place, from what he had seen), and make it his own. And Raine was easy to take care of, as she was rather confused about everything in the first place, almost like she had never been out of a basement before.
If Kanth stayed away for... oh, how long was it? Damn it, Tiil, remember! If she stayed away from her possessions, then the family cousins could claim it as their own. It was easy; once he figured out how long Kanth was supposed to stay gone, then he'd just shove Io and Raine out the door, as well as shoving all the kids to be in their possession.
He'd have to get started, right away. Glancing at the clock, Tiil gave a short smile; the Dcorp kids were still at the babysitter's, and would be for a long while.
He had work to do.
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Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2006 12:36 am
† T h e . P l o t . T h i c k e n s
december one-two, two-thousand six ---
in short, tiil loses face.
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Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2006 12:41 am
† P l a y d a t e s
december one-three, two-thousand six House Calls; Etain, Medusa, Altessa
The Bookstore; Altessa, Jett, Alora
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Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2006 12:54 am
† G r e e t i n g s . o f . t h e . H o l i d a y . S u r p r i s e s
december one-nine, two-thousand six Surprised at the knocking on the door, Kanth rose from the comfy chair in the living room, stepping over Altessa and Medusa to reach the doorway. Medusa gave her a curious look as she stepped over, and Altessa glowered at Medusa before turning back to stare at the coals in the fireplace.
Opening the door, Kanth tilted her head as she looked at the scientist in the labcoat. He winced as he stepped aside, revealing a very pissed off basilisk kid, seeming far too like Altessa.
"What's this all about...?" Kanth asked, crossing her arms. She already had her arms full with two kids, but...
"Sciz up and disappeared. Since you have the twin, we figured that he'd go well with his sister." Grabbing the kid by the scruff of his clothes, he shoved him into Kanth's arms, then rubbed his leg as he retreated, not bothering to wait for a reply. "Have fun."
Now in her arms, the kid stared up at her as he sulked in her arms, letting his limbs drop.
"What's your name?" Kanth asked, sighing as she shut the door and carried him inside, setting him down on the floor in between Medusa and Altessa.
"Ai'shern." He muttered before glancing over to Altessa, his eyebrows raising in slight surprise. So she was here!
"Hiiii~" Medusa half sung, raising her hand from coloring and waggling her fingers at him in a kind of hello. Altessa gave another glare before sitting up and mauling Ai'shern in a tight hug, keeping her face very stoic.
"You grew." Ai'shern murmured, then pouted. "Can't braid yer hair no more." Altessa's tail thumped on the ground.
"Didn't want a haircut." She made a face, then ran her fingers through his hair, seeming to think for a moment. "Go get me a brush," She ordered, pointing to Medusa and watching as the jellyfish girl rose and did as bidded, coming back with a stupid grin on her face.
Grabbing the brush with ease (and not bothering to see that Medusa had gone back to her coloring), Altessa turned and started brushing Ai'shern's hair, taking her time in doing so.
Without a word, Kanth raised an eyebrow but left the two to their whims, a bit pleased that Altessa seemed a bit calmer around her brother.
She hoped it would stay.
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Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2006 12:55 am
† L e a r n i n g . C u r v e
december one-eleven, two-thousand six ay bee see's
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Posted: Mon Dec 11, 2006 1:14 am
† L e a r n i n g . C u r v e
december one-eleven, two-thousand six one two three's
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Posted: Tue Dec 12, 2006 11:59 pm
For Ai'shern:
A child is expected to know certian things at certian ages.
In order to obtain rights to their Dragon(egg), they must prove they can meet these requirements.
The following sheet is for your child to fill out, with mild help from their guardian, then sent back to D-corp. (PM ot the mule)
Also any changes, even minor such as haircuts, should be reported to the D-corp to be logged and filed.
Thankyou,
D-corp.
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Posted: Tue Nov 13, 2007 12:34 am
† C a r e t a k e r s
november eleven-three, two-thousand seven It had been quite some time since Altessa had seen her 'pack-mates', for lack of a better term, and due to it she had calmed down immensely. She wasn't sullen, but paraded around the house quietly finding things to do. Her brother was gone, another caretaker having housed him as Kanth herself had both Medusa and Azoc to take care of.
Medusa wasn't really so bad, she just annoyed Altessa to the extent where she had to find another quiet place to be. Often times she found herself staring through the rainy days, almost wishing she could have been born a full Bandersnatch - instead of this halfbreed human animal thing that the corporation wanted.
Glancing back to her family having tea and smiling, Altessa felt a tug at her heartstrings, her eyes clenching shut as she forced herself to look away. They always did this, always toyed with her emotions and made her feel. Feel, period.
Bandersnatches weren't supposed to feel. For what use was a Bandersnatch if they could not make others fear?
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Posted: Mon Aug 04, 2008 9:24 pm
An Unexpected Call
It seems D-Corp has contacted you and told you to bring your child in for a check up immediately. Very little information was given to you over the phone other than the fact that it was critical that they be brought in as soon as possible.
Once at D-Corp you are directed to Dr. Acklin's office. He's running about writing things down and clicking away at some keyboards. Once he notices you he seats you and your child down immediately to take a blood sample.
The sample is run right away in the back of the office the doctors face in the computer screen the whole while. After almost an hour of being told to wait patiently the test results are finally done and you are told you are free to leave. No information is given as to why you were so urgently called in however you were assured that your child is perfectly healthy and that there is no reason for alarm.
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Posted: Mon Mar 15, 2010 2:35 pm
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Posted: Wed Mar 31, 2010 1:10 pm
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