Welcome to Gaia! ::

((continued))
After buying Jabezrien seven chocolate sundaes it had finally told Colin the name of the museum where the sticks were housed. After five strawberry milkshakes it told him which country the museum was in. It promised to give him the street address for ten brownies, but Colin had enough to find that out on the internet. After being denied the brownies it pouted shamelessly. "I don't need you anymore. You may leave," he said in dismissal. "Oh! But I'm not going anywhere. You're my bestest friend. Why would I leave you?" it replied cheerily. He decided to ignore it until it got bored and left on its own.

Colin crept along a hall of the museum. He was illusioned invisible, so he didn't have to worry about the security cameras. He had been able to get in without having to break the glass doors and setting off the alarm thanks to his new cloak. He'd had it less than a week and already he loved the thing. He cautiously approached the display that held the sticks. He read the card that accompanied them out of curiousity. Heh, the historians thought this was part of some Victorian toy. How sad. He quickly grabbed the sticks and replaced them with an illusion. I'll be out of here in five minutes tops. "Oh! A camera--right? That's what this is, right? Hello people spying on us!" Colin whirled around in horror. "What are you doing?" he snarled in a loud whisper. "I thought you'd left!"

Jabezrien was making faces at one of the security cameras. "Oh, I'll never leave you, my friend." It blew a raspberry at him. Predictably, the alarm went off and several guards showed up to see who'd broken in. Jabezrien tossed them around the room until he got bored and drifted up through the ceiling. The guards were understandably hysterical and screamed into their radios for back-up. Colin groaned. I can't wait, this will take them all eternity to sort out. My illusion can't hold that long. One happened to get too close to Colin so he grabbed the man and pulled him out of sight behind a display, slitting his throat before he had a chance to cry out. Colin quickly adjusted his illusion to the dead guard's appearence. He ran out of the building screaming about demons attacking and managed to escape undetected.

Once he got to an alley, he ducked into it and dropped the disguise. He looked about. I don't see the elemental anywhere. Maybe he doesn't know I'm out yet. Now's a perfect time to get away from him. Hell, I've got the items I wanted. I can go back to school.
((FINALLY DONE WITH THAT!))
((Next time, Colin'll be back in school. ^.^))

Zoll sits in a medical lab, sitting in a stool with his legs crossed, right hand holding a book while his left settled in his lap. He was reading a book on the latest medicines, informing himself of what was currently out there. To him, it was a hobby to pick up on the current aids of the world. He also had a hobby of studying poisons, the liquids that destroy, too.

((I'm still interested! Is anyone else? I hope so. This rp's fun!))
Colin strode down the hall, fingering the Sticks in his pocket. He kept an eye out for anyone else who might be around. He was looking forward to testing his new toys on some Relinquished Hope members but he was a little on edge all the same. Jabezrien had kept him up all night, singing Mary Had a Little Lamb. The elemental floated along behind Colin, humming to itself.

(((When the war starts, we will meet up at the school. If you have not been training or have not found a mystic item, you may not last long!!...lol))

((((It should start on time, its only been like,..... 4 days right? I dont know, it is summer and I have lost all track of time.))))

((Well I'll wrap it up with getting my mystic item, not much point in RPing with myself when somethings about to happen.))

The Librarian yawned. It was the final trial, Swindle had to trick him in some way, and he had yet to do so, and only one more shot at doing it. Swindle had just tried to pull a trick where he seemingly made a coin disappear. The Librarian yawned.

"You want me to guess its hidden in your sleeve, so you can win, but I've seen this done before... Its hidden in the book, push it over here."

Swindle looked disappointed, but was quite happy with himself at that point. He handed over the Book of Apotheosis.

"Fine... Just so we don't waste time, its between the thirty-fifth and thirty-sixth page..." The edge of his mouth curled in a slight smile as the Librarian began to turn the pages.

The Librarian looked bored, and finally got to the part of the book Swindle had told him. He raised an eyebrow, then looked up to see Swindle holding the coin in his hand.

"Gotcha! It was hidden in my sleeve after all! Not only that, but in all books, the thirty-fifth and thirty-sixth pages are always on opposite sides of the same page!" He grinned, thoroughly satisfied with himself.

The Librarian looked at the coin, then back down to the book. He rolled his eyes. "Just get out of my sight."

"Wait, but what about-" Everything went black.


A little while later, he woke up where he fell asleep before. He sat up, shaking his head.

But what about my book!?

A gleam caught his eye, and he looked down to his lap, where he saw the Book of Apotheosis. He grabbed it, an ecstatic look in his eyes. "Aw'right!!!"

He got up and ran back to his classroom to read it.

((I'm back! Yeah, Ialo's family has in fact been hoarding it. I'm debating on whether or not his mom should give it to him, or does he have to go to his grandpa?

And, does anyone want to tag along? We get to go to Europe~))

((Another thing. I'm not so good at roleplaying fights. I've always preferred to be on the sidelines, fouling up the villains plans. Honestly, who expects a tornado in the middle of the epic villain speech, right? So, some pointers will be required.))

((And I was not joking about the pepper spray, the flail, or the baton.))

((RECAP!!! I think the consensus is that a RECAP is needed so please provide one))