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Post by Ju Ming on May 25, 2008 15:15:39 GMT -5
Ju opened the door as slowly as she could trying to avoid the annoy EEEEEK that came with old hinges on western doors. She was so much more used to the nice sliding noise that came with doors in Japanese schools. Beazule had taught her some basic spells in Japan. The thought made her miss her parents for a second. Only as a passing thought though. She could care less for most of the people she left in Japan. Her parents though were a sacrifice.
Best not to let such thoughts cloud your concentration. I think you'll enjoy this class a lot dear. Who knows who else you'll meet.
This was true. There could only be interesting people here. This was an academy of magic after all. She smiled and sat down in a seat in the front of the classroom. So what, she'd shown up 20 minutes early. Wasn't there a proverb that had to do with being early.
The early bird gets the worm, I believe that's the expression you're thinking of.[/i]
Yep that's the one!
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Post by Kirien Melantha on Jul 16, 2008 22:49:22 GMT -5
Kirien was turning the corner when Ju Ming was entering the Aggressive Magicks classroom. She was a good distance from the door and would have missed the other girl entirely if she hadn't looked up just in time to see her disappear into the room.
She raised an eyebrow at the door as it closed. She was positive that it was a Sunday; there was no reason that another student should be attending that class. She was in that class, and she knew for a fact that it did not take place on Sunday. Monday was when the next class was; the girl must have mixed her days up. Even so...wasn't she very early?
Her curiousity got the better of her, and she entered the room herself shortly after, eager to learn what the other was up to. Perhaps she knew there was no class from the beginning, and she was simply seeking to use the room? Maybe she was planning to steal something from the teacher's desk...a test, maybe? Kirien frowned upon cheating, believing that those who did cheat were obviously not good enough to do well on their own, but it captured her attention nonetheless.
But upon entering the room, she was disappointed. She found the strange girl sitting in the front row, as if awaiting class' start.
She must be really stupid. That or she's insane!
"Um, hello?" The redhead timidly called to the other. "What are you doing?"
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Post by Ju Ming on Jul 20, 2008 22:59:28 GMT -5
Ju Ming peeped up and looked behind her. She saw the other girl and she recognized her from the dorm. "Oh well...umm...I.... was waiting for class to start?"
Beazule snickered from behind her eyes. Its Sunday there's no class.
But you woke me up early for it.
Yeah and you're a sucker.
That's not very nice. No cookie for you.
Ju Ming snapped out of her daze after conversing with Beazule. "Uhmm it's Sunday isn't it. There isn't class on Sundays are there?"
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Post by Kirien Melantha on Jul 28, 2008 0:26:09 GMT -5
The demon girl willed herself to stay straight-faced, but at the revelation that the girl was so clueless as to not even know the day, she allowed herself to express some confusion. After all, any other person would certainly be puzzled or surprised by such a circumstance; expressing such would not in any way reveal her intent. Which was, of course, only to play. The idea might be considered innocent, given how she viewed the act, but if people knew of her games they would certainly run.
If she knew that the oblivious girl was harboring a powerful being like Beazule, she might have reserved her judgment, or even showed her some manner of respect...at least, when she wished to be heard by Beazule. She did like making friends with people who were strong, strong like her or stronger. But she didn't know, and if this girl annoyed her, or worse, angered her, she would not hesitate to unleash her wrath.
"Nope. The earliest class for Aggressive Magicks is on Monday." She replied to the girl informatively, entertaining the possibility that the girl knew there was no class all along, and was simply sitting there for attention. She had realized it was Sunday very quickly, with few clues provided. What a pathetic story that would be, sitting all alone in a classroom hoping someone would notice her!
I guess bashing her head won't work. She thought to herself, disappointed. The cells in her brain are all dead, anyway, it's amazing she would even take this class! Usually, Kirien attributed earth-shaking stupidity to those who were specializing in defensive spells. Oh well! I can just axe her! That's more fun, anyway! Hee hee!
"There's no classes on Sunday."
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