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Who: Anise Tatlin, completely open to anyone!
What: Lost little gald digger girl who's just crying for some help? ♥
Where: The Hub
When: Right after Anise arrives
This wasn't something that could easily be tolerated. Nope. Especially not from Anise Tatlin, Fon Master Guardian.
She had been abducted, obviously. Someone had taken her when she was taking a nap on duty, obviously. ... And then they got bored with trying to mess with her and dumped her at some random place in the middle of nowhere. Of course she didn't get bored and ended up wandering to this place on her own.
... Obviously.
But what was not obvious to her was what she was supposed to do now. She paced back and forth, grumbling to herself while trying to form a plan in her head. Although she was never the patient type. Plans weren't her thing, charging after gut instinct always worked out better for her. Then again, she normally at least had the slightest grasp of the situation then. Not to mention she was traveling with a group.
But now she wasn't sure what to do. She stopped walking in circles and stood her ground as she shouted, hoping to attract some attention to her, "Hey! Somebody explain this to me! Ion! Where are you?!" Crossing her arms, she waited for an answer. If someone didn't help her soon, there would be hell to pay.
What: Lost little gald digger girl who's just crying for some help? ♥
Where: The Hub
When: Right after Anise arrives
This wasn't something that could easily be tolerated. Nope. Especially not from Anise Tatlin, Fon Master Guardian.
She had been abducted, obviously. Someone had taken her when she was taking a nap on duty, obviously. ... And then they got bored with trying to mess with her and dumped her at some random place in the middle of nowhere. Of course she didn't get bored and ended up wandering to this place on her own.
... Obviously.
But what was not obvious to her was what she was supposed to do now. She paced back and forth, grumbling to herself while trying to form a plan in her head. Although she was never the patient type. Plans weren't her thing, charging after gut instinct always worked out better for her. Then again, she normally at least had the slightest grasp of the situation then. Not to mention she was traveling with a group.
But now she wasn't sure what to do. She stopped walking in circles and stood her ground as she shouted, hoping to attract some attention to her, "Hey! Somebody explain this to me! Ion! Where are you?!" Crossing her arms, she waited for an answer. If someone didn't help her soon, there would be hell to pay.