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harmonize_rpg2013-10-24 10:20 pm
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Who: Haruka and Himeko
Where: Common rooms.
When: Monday, April 17, late evening
What: Discussing everything that happened. (Backthreading!!)
(Sorry! I know I’m late posting this D: Had a lot to do with homework and deadlines during the past few weeks and now I have to prepare everything for moving in less than two weeks... I try to post as often as I can, though… >o<)
It was late. Long after curfew already. Himeko was pretty exhausted from everything that had happened today. But she was also too confused to actually get some sleep just yet.
That was probably one of the reasons she wandered around the girls' dorms at this late hour.
She liked extreme situations. At first, she also thought about today’s happening as something extreme, something exciting. Being a hero sounded like fun. Even if with 'monster hunting' added to it, her schedule would get even busier than it was before, the experience and the fun was probably worth it.
But then again the whole thing was way too unrealistic. Fighting monsters in some kind of strange parallel world? That sounded more like taken from a fantasy novel, rather than being true.
It also seemed highly risky to her. If they all would die during those missions, how would the staff members explain it to their families?
Honestly, part of her was afraid of participating in this. The stabbing reminded her of something not too long ago, she wanted to forget and generally she felt oppressed without having the choice of participating or not.
She didn’t really want to admit it, but another reason for her wandering around was the urge to talk today through with someone. Someone, she felt she could trust and whose opinion she somehow cared about.
To Himeko her roommate, Haruka, was someone like that.
They got along pretty well for the short period of time they roomed together until now. Even a little better than the idol-wannabe had previously thought they would. After just a few days of being assigned to the same room Himeko, who usually needed some time to fully trust someone she newly met, found herself talking about things with Haruka, she normally wouldn’t discuss with others after just recently getting to know them.
Sadly, her roommate hadn’t been coming back to their room for the whole day today.
She definitely had her reasons for doing so, but still, before she even realized it Himeko had started searching for her.
Having been almost anywhere inside the building by now, she finally stopped in front of the only place she hadn’t looked into before; the common rooms. If she wasn’t in here it would be for the best to just give up and quietly return to their room.
Himeko carefully opened the door and peeked inside. Her expression brightened as soon as she saw a familiar person sitting there at one of the tables.
“Haruru? That is where you have been the whole time?”,she quietly addressed the other girl, while entering the room and silently shutting the door behind her.
Where: Common rooms.
When: Monday, April 17, late evening
What: Discussing everything that happened. (Backthreading!!)
(Sorry! I know I’m late posting this D: Had a lot to do with homework and deadlines during the past few weeks and now I have to prepare everything for moving in less than two weeks... I try to post as often as I can, though… >o<)
It was late. Long after curfew already. Himeko was pretty exhausted from everything that had happened today. But she was also too confused to actually get some sleep just yet.
That was probably one of the reasons she wandered around the girls' dorms at this late hour.
She liked extreme situations. At first, she also thought about today’s happening as something extreme, something exciting. Being a hero sounded like fun. Even if with 'monster hunting' added to it, her schedule would get even busier than it was before, the experience and the fun was probably worth it.
But then again the whole thing was way too unrealistic. Fighting monsters in some kind of strange parallel world? That sounded more like taken from a fantasy novel, rather than being true.
It also seemed highly risky to her. If they all would die during those missions, how would the staff members explain it to their families?
Honestly, part of her was afraid of participating in this. The stabbing reminded her of something not too long ago, she wanted to forget and generally she felt oppressed without having the choice of participating or not.
She didn’t really want to admit it, but another reason for her wandering around was the urge to talk today through with someone. Someone, she felt she could trust and whose opinion she somehow cared about.
To Himeko her roommate, Haruka, was someone like that.
They got along pretty well for the short period of time they roomed together until now. Even a little better than the idol-wannabe had previously thought they would. After just a few days of being assigned to the same room Himeko, who usually needed some time to fully trust someone she newly met, found herself talking about things with Haruka, she normally wouldn’t discuss with others after just recently getting to know them.
Sadly, her roommate hadn’t been coming back to their room for the whole day today.
She definitely had her reasons for doing so, but still, before she even realized it Himeko had started searching for her.
Having been almost anywhere inside the building by now, she finally stopped in front of the only place she hadn’t looked into before; the common rooms. If she wasn’t in here it would be for the best to just give up and quietly return to their room.
Himeko carefully opened the door and peeked inside. Her expression brightened as soon as she saw a familiar person sitting there at one of the tables.
“Haruru? That is where you have been the whole time?”,she quietly addressed the other girl, while entering the room and silently shutting the door behind her.