Okay, if pressed, Rinoa might admit that half the reason she had bought this shop was so that she had free reign over those big musty magic tomes in the back. She was doing research here, all right? Her world didn't seem to know much about sorceresses. Her pet theory was that every time a sorceress caused a war, people destroyed all the useful
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He rolled into the store and gave a smile to the woman behind the counter. "Hi there."
[OOC: Hi, I was finally able to ping in!]
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(*headdesk* I got distracted writing class and FORGOT TO PING BACK. I am the literal worst ever.)
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[OOC: No worries! I figured it would be SP anyway. :D]
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Usually nothing to worry about, but she didn't feel like splitting hairs with the new guy.
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Said the girl dating a guy wearing red assbelts.
"Fandom's not really a place where a magic shop needs to hide," she explained. "Although I'm still figuring out what a lot of this is. I mean, my magic doesn't use skink root. How am I going to tell if it's expired?"
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"It certainly doesn't sound like a superhero name," she agreed. "'Doctor Strange.' Why not just call yourself Professor Weirdo."
Because 'Professor Weirdo' was probably not allowed within five hundred feet of public schools.
"He has press?" She had to admit: a little impressed. "Maybe he's the one who summons the demons in the first place, just so he can get rid of them and show-off. I wouldn't trust a guy calling himself Strange."
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"I suppose, with a name like 'Strange,' flashy capes and talking up Mystical Arts are really the way to go," she said. "At least he's not faking the 'doctor' part of it. Speaking of names, mine's Rinoa. I bought this shop a couple of months ago."
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