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TEST DRIVE MEME
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3. jack frost ❄ rotg (OTA)
He pokes a plate of snacks on the nearby table and freezes the icing of one to the end of his staff, intending to reel the cake back in to nibble on the hardened top — the plop of the still-soft sponge onto a lap gives him pause, however, ('Whoops!') and he glances over at the only other person sitting on the sofa who now owns somewhat crumbly clothes. ]
Sorry about that.
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She was sure, though, that having a shard inside of her would also qualify as highly improper in society. She gently brushes the crumbs away and gave the young man a small smile.]
There is no harm done.
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[ Haha ... ha. Mm. Awkward much.
She looks to be a few years older than him, maybe in her twenties, and the lady in question is definitely better turned-out than Jack in his frosted hoodie and torn, bare-footed trousers; he knows that style of clothing, remembers it from so long ago. Two-hundred years in the past of the world he is familiar with, roughly, if he had to guess. Meeting her gaze briefly, he gives an apologetic smile and tumbles the dropped cake back onto the plate of those on offer, vying for something else to say that isn't completely stupid to his own ears. ]
Are you enjoying the story?
[ With a nod to the tale-spinner by the fireplace. ]
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I am sure my sisters could answer you well regarding the damage of cake on lace and muslin.
I am, although I do not really understand it. The closest thing I know that I could liken it to is one of Shakespeare's comedies. I do not quite follow the good speaker.
I fear it is highly improper, but I must introduce myself, I think. I am Elizabeth Bennet of Longbourn.
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[ She's sweet and charming, and Jack finds himself smiling reflexively. Improper isn't something he's heard from anyone in a while and he blows on his palm to summon a snowflake out of the chill, sending it dancing lightly over to where Elizabeth sits. ]
I'm Jack Frost ... of, well. Winter.
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But the lack of portal popping up is becoming frustrating. A growl finally escapes when Roxas decides it's completely useless to try again, but he has a other things to try out. Holding out a hand, he mentally taps into his connection to his Keyblade, which immediately materializes into his grasp. At least that's something. The silver metal of the giant key is a welcome sight, for sure. Now for a test run on his magic.]
Something simple, right? What about... [He pulls his arm back, almost as if to cast a line--]
Fire!
[The magic bursts from the end of the key and promptly zooms through the air before exploding into a pile of snow. It's...definitely one of the noisier uses of that spell. If he's learned anything about Sora's adventures with Mulan, he should know to be careful about explosion around large amounts of snow.]
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Hey! Watch where you're throwing spells out here! You're going to hit a sylph or something, carrying on like that.
[ Didn't you know, Roxas? This abandoned wilderness isn't very abandoned! ]
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[Wasn't exactly expecting that, but at least it's not an avalanche. And while he does dodge on instinct, some of the shower still hits its mark, making Roxas flinch as ice encases the silver metal and encroaches the guard. That doesn't mean he's going to lower his defense, just in case there's going to be another attacked. His stance shifts into almost a crouch but still poised for a fight, and there's a spark of light in his free hand as he readies a potential laser array.]
Sylph, what?!
[Seriously, he thought he was alone, and now some random guy is shouting? Not that he knows what a sylph is either, but he doesn't appreciate almost becoming frozen. Frostbite is also not welcome, which is why he eventually dismisses the keyblade to make things easier for himself and to calm down the situation. (At he's not powerless-- he still has his light manipulation to work with if Jack tries anything funny.)
Ugh, what a mess.]
Sorry, I didn't-- ['mean to shoot at you, I just didn't see you"?] I didn't think anyone would be around here, okay? It's not like I can practice magic in the middle of the streets either.
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[ until, of course, the cake plops right into her lap. she glances down, eyebrow raised, not at all too happy with this sudden turn of events. ] How about you don't do that? [ she wants to sound angry, but her voice comes out softly, and almost as if she's asking him what that was. ]
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Kind've hungry and can't be bothered to head down to the kitchens. [ Way, way too far to go for a sandwich. Free snacks aren't something he's going to snub any time soon. ] Isn't going to leave a stain is it? The cake.
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[ she doesn't sound too angry as she ponders: ] Think it'll be all right. [ she glances at him, specifically at his staff. it reminds her of a scythe, the way it's shaped. her brows crease together: ] Why're you trying to pick up a cake with a staff? That shit's just going to fall off onto the floor and make an even bigger mess.
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[ He snaps a chip of frozen icing off what he holds in his hand, offering it over. ]
Want some?
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Curiosity, as always, won out (it was how she ended up here, after all).]
How did you do that?
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[ Quipping his answer, he takes the cake from her and rolls it back onto the table, out of the way. ]
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You have white hair! Are you a faerie too?
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[ Akito is jolted out of his daze by the bit of food that lands on his lap. He jumps slightly, letting out a bit-back squeak of surprise. It doesn't take him long to figure out what's happened, and he's quick to offer a small, awkward smile to show that there's no harm done. ]
It's okay. They needed a wash anyway, ne?
[ though the food on his lap reminds him that he's hungry. He and Agito have both been avoiding eating and drinking as much as they can, out of fear the more they eat the more indebted they might become. They take only what they need to survive. Their stomach so kindly growls it's disagreement with this plan.
Akito reluctantly offers the food to the boy who dropped it; holds out the hem of his shirt like a tray. ]
Do you still want it, or should I throw it out?
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no, not looming, don't be silly. he's here to listen to the man's story, the same as she is. he's not even paying any attention to her-
plop
she doesn't start, but her eyes blow wide because is the top of that cake frozen? did she do that and not even realize it? oh. oh no. ]
Oh. It's alright, really.
[ and she almost apologizes for freezing the cake that he dropped on her, but that would be ridiculous of her, wouldn't it? so instead she just plucks it up off of the lap of her skirt, brushing off the stray crumbs ( and onto the floor, how rude of her, but she's not really focusing on that ) and holding up the little cake for him to take. only by then, she's managed to freeze over the bottom half of the cake ]
-- Ah.
[ UMMMMM? ]
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Sorry! [ He's just made of apologies today, apparently. Reaching over to pluck the cake out of her hands, he lets a layer of hoarfrost encase it all over in his palm, almost to hide the evidence. ] I must've made it colder than I thought when I tapped it the first time.
[ ... Tossing it casually over a shoulder now. EVIDENCE GONE, so smooth. ]
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so she pulls in a slow breath and shuts her eyes, which probably makes her seem crazy, but it's better than freezing over the whole room and completely ruining her chances of ever being seen as more than a danger to those around her. so. ]
No. You didn't.
[ still in that same it's alright tone she had before, now a little softer, making it obvious she's trying reallyveryhard not to get too excited, negatively or positively, just yet. not here, not with all these people around them. so instead she looks down at her lap, letting her hands part just so she can curl her fingers closed, then open again, forming a little orb of snow between them, before clasping them together again, making it vanish in a small
totally magical lookingwisp. and now she'll finally peek up at him again, suddenly the shyest young woman in the world. but at least she's smiling a bit. I can do that, too. ]Perhaps we should go somewhere we can talk.
[ trying so hard to sound collected here, but she's failing, she knows it. she's too pleased, too nervous. ]
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Jack practically thrums with enthusiasm as he extends a cold hand. She won't mind touching him, will she? If she's chilly enough to use frost ... ]
Let's go outside. [ Bright blue eyes twinkle as he stems his amusement. ] Since we're definitely going to make a mess.
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And then a cake fell in his lap. He sighed.]
Shoddy work. If you're going to work a Freeze, at least make sure you've done it properly.
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Hey, I wasn't aiming to freeze it all, buddy, only the top.
[ Shoddy work, wow. ]
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Don't know what shoddy class of spirit they've taken to employing these days. Solomon would weep.1
[1: Oh, probably not literally, but not much would make the old guffer shed a tear, would it?]
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[ Nettled by the comment, he sends a rush of fern-frost across the couch from where he perches on the armrest without moving, the crackle of a wooden frame and fibers freezing solid. Then he offers him a smile. ]
I'm not employed by anyone. [ He doesn't get paid, anyway. ] Isn't there a Boogeyman around here somewhere that you should be following around?
[ What the heck is with sassy shadows. ]
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