She frowned, running her foot along the grass, feeling the strange sensation it left, and yet there wasn't one. This wasn't reality either. Even as the sky shone blue and a castle erected itself in the distance. It wasn't the world she knew. Her friends wouldn't be here. They'd never be in a world that seemed more like an odd fairytail of a dream. Which was why she didn't like it. It was boring, lonely, and too perfect. Even the armored knight that walked up, slowly, to address that staff which still smoldered and glowed with the malice it still felt for the world. "Angry little man, isn't he?" She chimed, watching the man pluck it up and tap it. Tsk tsk. The thing really didn't want to chill out and get along with anyone, did it? The figure seemed to ignore her comment, instead musing a moment before offering a bit of a bow for her assistance. Well, she DID help. And thent he staff was at it again. "Maybe... break it? Can't come back that way?" She inquired.
Now he was talking about meeting again. Seriously, BREAK THE STAFF ALREADY. Then they wouldn't need to save the world again or some such like that. Not that she minded, but... you know. Less risk involved in not having to save the world. She merely nodded, smiling a bit despite it all. Well whatever, if the time came, she'd help. "Righto, make memories, save the world. Sounds fun!" She replied happily, teaming up against wouldn't be THAT bad.
Even if they could stop that by maybe dealing with a cranky staff right now. Jeez.
Still, she nodding happily before bouncing along to the doors as he pointed to them, offering a wave back before she hopped through the door. The last words echoing behind her. "Called it..." She so did. And with that she found herself standing at the all familiar gates of her school, tapping her lips thought fully as she looked around. It seemed in one piece. All together and well... as it should be? It was when she spotted another student wandering by that she deemed it properly fixed though. Yes, things seemed like they should be.
Well for the most part. Minus... what was it? She was forgetting something again...
Thankfully, a voice seemed as if it wanted to remind her. 'Who do you think you are?' She paused at the noise, her ears perking up as she looked for the source. "Simply of course." She replied, never a thought as to how she SHOULD have been worrying over it. 'Look at your shadow.'
...oh.
She looked down at that point, staring at her shadow and tilting her head. It looked... normal... enough? Though not. A figure, holding a sword, and much too big to be her own shadow. "Back so soon?" They just FIXED the world. Why was he back again? Oh Jack did Merlin get loose or- 'Your have forgotten something. Memories. I borrowed those from you and now you have my word I will return them. Take these memories and use remember their blessing. As long as you remember your path as a hero, I will be there.'
Oh. Well. Aside from her shadow being a bright oddity it wasn't too bad. Until she felt the sudden weight of something on her arm. She looked to it curiously, moving her sleeve up to stare at the chain that held a lock in place around her wrist. Right... so those were the remnants of her memories? "Doesn't this come in... like... glitter?" She inquired, toying with the white lock a bit as she spun it around her wrist. Cute little engravings on it, it wasn't so bad. She flicked her tail idly.
Actually it was pretty adorable. But it might get in the way if she shifted, though it wasn't too tight. "Hey- Mister-" She paused as she looked down again, her shadow was normal once more. Boo, he didn't even say goodbye. She stopped a foot at that before going back to staring at the lock. "What'd I forget anyway?" Obviously... she'd forgotten some important things. That much was obvious, but...
She cocked her again again, idly spinning the new bracelet of sorts around as she looked at it. She wasn't really unhappy, so... was it that bad that she couldn't remember? But then again, her memories had helped save the world so they had to be important and worthwhile. So getting them back should be top priority or something like that.
...but he didn't leave her with any instructions. "Yea. How does this thing even work anyway?" ...yeeup. It was going to be a long... fall... winter... whatever. Oh well, she'd eventually figure it out. "They'll come back when it's time~!" HEr voice was rather sing song as she went along, grinning a bit as she headed back for her room. A nap was in order. Definitely.
