Welcoming two more new girls
OOC: Yeah, saving time and extra entries by writing two separate ones in one entry. First one goes to Leilani, second one goes to Cassarah. Be prepared to receive sweet goodies and a friendly hug. ;)
It was going to be a busy time for Liz, despite the fact summer holiday had started. This was the time where new girls would arrive, and Liz loved to welcome all new girls with a little something and a friendly smile. It wasn't much, but it was all she could do for the new arrivals. It would make them feel at home.
Leilani Shiratori, a mage controlling electricity and such if Liz had interpreted the vision correctly. It was that or the girl just liked mechanical stuff and watched lightning as a hobby. Visions could be so vague and hard to interpret. But she was a mage, Liz was certain about that. Not that it mattered in her choice of gifts, but it was always nice to know what kind of new arrivals came in.
And Leilani shared the room with Era and Vanya. Despite her gentle and forgiving nature, Liz could not deny that Vanya was sometimes very cold. Liz also knew her fellow Seer disliked people. It was not the best way to be greeted. Of course, there was also Era. Liz knew Era was friendly and also always reaching out to new people. Or quiet people, like Seven. The older girl wondered idly when Era would realize how Seven felt about her, and realize she returned those feelings. It might take a while.
Arriving at the door, she knocked lightly on the door. "Is anyone in there?"
Liz stopped briefly at her room to pick up the next set of gifts after she'd visited Lei. Cassarah Langley-Ray, witch. She hadn't had much of a vision about Cassarah, but she knew Katelyn had met the girl. Cassarah seemed like the adventurous type, and probably pretty forward as well. She already kind of scared Liz. The adventurous, forward girls always scared her. Even Jessie, despite all those kind gestures so far, could still kind of scare her.
Still, she was new and Cassarah had no roommate. That must be lonely. So, few minutes after she'd picked up the next set of gifts, she stood in front of Cassarah's door and knocked politely on the door."
It was going to be a busy time for Liz, despite the fact summer holiday had started. This was the time where new girls would arrive, and Liz loved to welcome all new girls with a little something and a friendly smile. It wasn't much, but it was all she could do for the new arrivals. It would make them feel at home.
Leilani Shiratori, a mage controlling electricity and such if Liz had interpreted the vision correctly. It was that or the girl just liked mechanical stuff and watched lightning as a hobby. Visions could be so vague and hard to interpret. But she was a mage, Liz was certain about that. Not that it mattered in her choice of gifts, but it was always nice to know what kind of new arrivals came in.
And Leilani shared the room with Era and Vanya. Despite her gentle and forgiving nature, Liz could not deny that Vanya was sometimes very cold. Liz also knew her fellow Seer disliked people. It was not the best way to be greeted. Of course, there was also Era. Liz knew Era was friendly and also always reaching out to new people. Or quiet people, like Seven. The older girl wondered idly when Era would realize how Seven felt about her, and realize she returned those feelings. It might take a while.
Arriving at the door, she knocked lightly on the door. "Is anyone in there?"
Liz stopped briefly at her room to pick up the next set of gifts after she'd visited Lei. Cassarah Langley-Ray, witch. She hadn't had much of a vision about Cassarah, but she knew Katelyn had met the girl. Cassarah seemed like the adventurous type, and probably pretty forward as well. She already kind of scared Liz. The adventurous, forward girls always scared her. Even Jessie, despite all those kind gestures so far, could still kind of scare her.
Still, she was new and Cassarah had no roommate. That must be lonely. So, few minutes after she'd picked up the next set of gifts, she stood in front of Cassarah's door and knocked politely on the door."