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Post by snow on Jun 25, 2011 11:41:22 GMT -5
 
woah, mona lisa
[/font] Boredom. Such was the stated of one native by the name of Snow. But then again, lately, such state seemed to haunt her, follow her wherever she went. For some reason, nothing that she did seemed to ease it, and she was slowly but steadily running out of viable options. Truth be told, she didn't know what to do. In fact, she didn't even know if she wanted to do anything at all, but she still felt like her brain could melt from being bored.
Speaking of which, could someone actually die out of boredom? In all her life, she had yet to witness such a thing, but she had no doubts that it would be interesting to watch. aybe the afflicted would suffer from excruciating pain before finally succumbing. Or maybe it would cause them to melt... "Don't be idiotic Snow, there's no way one could die out of boredom alone." she scolded herself, earning a few weird glances from the people around her, to whom she promptly smiled, as if this was the most normal thing in the world. As soon as they had returned to whatever they were doing before, she resumed her monologue.
"Yes, that would be unlikely. But one could end up killing themselves because they were bored. Yes, that is possible. Stupid, but possible." The female Grim Reaper nodded, satisfied with her conclusion. "GAH! What does it matter? I'm still bored, not dying from it and most definitely not willing to kill myself in hopes to end that!" She exclaimed, throwing up her hands in defeat. This time the people around her stared at her with a concerned expression. Snow merely rolled her eyes at this, and kept walking. Seriously, even her own kind was so boring right now. They were all the same, there was not an inch of originality to go around.
Eventually, her wanderings brought her to a small park. Sighing, the female resigned to her current situation, feeling there was nothing she could do about it. At least not right now anyway. At any rate, if she were to find an interesting thing to do, she would do it. But feeling frustrated and winning about it wasn't going to help the least bit.
Snow let her body fall down to the soft fresh grass and leaned against a tree. Maybe she should have brought her sketch book with her. At least she would be doing something productive
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Post by Juliastar on Jun 27, 2011 15:36:20 GMT -5
It was so unlike Comet to be wandering on his own outside of the Palace. Even with one of his Ina friends, he wouldn't normally go past the gates outside his home. He didn't really mix well with people in the city- especially other Natives.
The boy clasped his hands together behind his back, walking slowly through a nice park he had only been in a few times before. His face remained expressionless, but on the inside he was awake and alert as he took in his surroundings. He wasn't bored in any way. In fact, he was enjoying how quiet everything was.
Noticing somebody else sitting by a tree snapped him out of his thinking. Comet decided that she was an Ina, just because they all had a similar scent that was easy to detect. She looked very familiar, but then again all Ina looked familiar to him. Still, he knew that he had met her somewhere before.
He didn't want to go any closer to her, in case she wanted to be alone or something. So he just stood there like an idiot.
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Post by snow on Jun 27, 2011 16:41:22 GMT -5
woah, mona lisa [/font] The female closed her eyes as she leaned against the trunk, basking the warmth of the sun that was filtered through the leaves of the tree. Even though she had always been more partial to cold weather, she had to admit it felt good to be like this.
Yet someone had to decide to interrupt her, just when she was feeling so damn good that she was even beginning to forget she was bored in the first place. Well, whomever it was, they hadn't really interrupted her, but they were staring. She could feel it. Someone was staring at her and it was bothering her like hell.
Pale blue eyes locked onto the stranger who'd been so keen on interrupting her, a scowl appearing on her face. Yet, he seemed familiar... she was certain he had seen him before, but where? He smelled native, so it was likely that they had crossed paths before. But then again, she could be wrong.
"Is there something the matter?" she asked, raising an eyebrow at the male who was still staring at her in a rather impolite way.
[/size][/center] [/blockquote] i'd pay to see yoy frown [/font][/right][/blockquote] |
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Post by Juliastar on Jun 28, 2011 18:55:26 GMT -5
Comet raised his eyebrows at the girl's words, but he quickly narrowed his eyes into a glare. Yep, she was definitely an Ina. And to be speaking to him like that? She should have known who he was. She should have looked up at him and ran away in fear. He didn't like being ignored.
Comet crossed his arms across his chest and stared straight back at Snow. "That's no way to be talking to a Native." He said in a serious tone, though on the inside he knew he was joking. Didn't this lady know who she was dealing with? He was Comet, the former leader of Gim that brought the planet through a war. He should have been sitting on a throne of gold at that moment. But no- apparently nobody appreciated (or even remembered) what he did.
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