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 Posted: Fri Aug 17, 2012 1:32 pm
The posters were everywhere. Everywhere.
The walls. The floors. The ceilings. Her homework. Everywhere.
There seemed to be more as the time to the field trip got closer, a fact she refused to admit might have spawned from her acknowledging their existence in the first place. She started to watch the floor more than she already did and wished it would go away; alas, it never did. Even on the day of the trip, when the students were scarce and the halls seemed larger than normal, the posters remained. By this point her irritation at them had reached it's peak and the usually docile Patchwork just couldn't take it anymore.
"SCREW HUMANS!" She nearly screamed, ripping a large and rather colouful human hugging poster from the wall. "I'D RATHER HUG A JACKIN' FIREPIT!" And then she started tearing the poster to shreds.
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Posted: Fri Aug 17, 2012 1:55 pm
Finding a poster mixed in with her homework was bad enough, but going into the school..it was practically littered with the damned things. These things were and eyesore! After all the humans had done so far--who the hell would want to hug a human? Apparently a lot of students, as the majority of the school had gone off on the school trip.
Wrinkling her nose, Mei proceeded to pick up every poster she found, stuffing them under her arm. She would cleanse the school of these..things if she had to. These posters--that club--was an abomination!
It wasn't long after that she heard a ghoul scream further down the hall. Picking up the few posters along the way, Mei hurried to investigate. When she arrived, she caught sight of Amrita, who was already working on tearing one of the posters up. Good on you ghoul! Well, maybe, she could recruit Amrita in a little garbage pickup.
"Hey, Rita. About that bonfire.." The ghoul grinned, and held the stack of posters up for the patchwork to see. Hopefully, she could catch her meaning.
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Posted: Fri Aug 17, 2012 8:17 pm
The sound of footsteps paused her furious poster ripping, her attention moving almost irritably down the hallway with her whole body on edge, but only until she caught sight of who it was. In her head she greeted the ghoul, but it never did pass her lips. Her glare faded almost instantly into something much more friendly, her muscles relaxing and just all around calming the heck down. The ripping continued, albeit slower and somehow louder because of it. and the Patchwork idly looked over the Broken Doll, catching sight of all the posters she had under her arm.
"Bonfire?" The Patchwork idly turned her grey eye towards the pile of posters she seemed to be holding; ones very similar to the shreds that were scattered around her backward feet. "Oh yes, that one." The rest of the poster shreds was tossed into the air, letting it fall like confetti. "Turns out, I can make it! Fancy that." As an Undead she hated fire, but she could put that hate aside for something much stronger.
Humans.
Right now? She hated them more than anything; even if the Hunters weren't entirely human, they were human enough. After all, None of the six in the chamber were bad Halloweeners, but they were Halloween enough to be ruined.
Fair trade, in her mind.
"Need more kindling?" She looked back at the board, spotting a smaller poster for Hugging Humans; it was ripped down and held out in offering.
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Posted: Fri Aug 17, 2012 9:38 pm
Mei watched with amusement as Amrita continued to tear up the poster in her hands. She knew how the ghoul felt. She wanted to rip up every single piece of paper that even mentioned humans at this point.
But honestly, humans weren't really the issue. It was all of this tension between them and the four clans that had caused them to all get caught up in this crap of a situation. And though it was humans that had done these things to them--she really couldn't bring herself to really hate humans. At the time, she loathed them, but after everything had calmed down, she had gotten to thinking on it a lot. The hunter that had shown them everything had made her..question the horsemen. Their goals might not be as noble as everyone had believed.
But the thought of being all friendly with humans right now? No. It was going to take a long while before she even considered being all nice with the humans.
The ghoul grinned when she caught on. With the amount of posters plastered around the school, it was going to be a rather large fire at that. "A lot more! Our mission: to burn all of these posters! Every last one. Are you up for the job?" She grinned, finding this all a little too fun. They weren't going to be causing anyone any harm, not unless the fire grew out of control or something. But they were just posters. If people had issues with them burning them, then they could deal with it.
"If you are, I say we gather up all the posters, and take them outside for a large bonfire. I don't think the teachers would be all that happy with us starting a fire indoors."
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Posted: Fri Aug 31, 2012 11:26 am
She hated fire. As an Undead she was highly flammable, and yet the idea of burning every single one of these posters had merit. She wanted to destroy them all. All of them. Might as well be by the thing she hated most! It was fitting, really.
"I think I was born ready." Amrita laughed softly, scrunching the poster up in her fist. Yes, right now, she was pretty sure she was born to have this bonfire. Why else would she have gone through all these hardships? Clearly. "Okay! But it's gotta be away from the Undead Dorms...and near a water supply." She might have been born ready for this bonfire, but...she was still terrified of fire.
"Are we gonna split up and meet somewhere, or wanna get the kindling together?" She was okay with either, really; wandering the various wings of the school might be somewhat therapeutic, too.
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Posted: Sun Sep 02, 2012 2:32 pm
Mei was unaware that Amrita had a fear of fire, but knew that it was not good for undead students. Then again, it really wasn't good for any students..
"Good!" Glancing about, she spotted another poster a little ways off from where Amrita stood. Walking over, the doll tore it from the wall and added it to the growing pile tucked under her arm. It was likely they were going to need a bin or something, what with the amount of posters that had been printed out. "Away from the undead dorms, and near a water supply.." Pondering for a moment, she nodded once. "Behind the monster dorms would be a good place then. There's a large swamp there, so it should be okay to do it there."
Adjusting the pile of posters, she returned her gaze to the undead ghoul. "We can split up if you'd like? We might cover more ground that way. Or we can go together, doesn't bother me either way."
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