Unseen Consequences [Open]
Characters: Crew of the 4423 and the Victoria II and anyone specifically invited (or if you want to try to sneak it, but there will be CONSEQUENCES if you are caught)
Content: A ball and banquet to celebrate 'a new age of peace.'
Setting: The banquet hall of Unseen University
Time: 5:00 pm starts. Scheduled to last for a few hours.
Warnings: Two ships that hate each other in the same room. Yeah, this is so going to end well.
Many of the school's wizards grumbled as they walked past their once-dining area. Instead of being prepared for the night's meal, it was now lit up spectacularly, the floor cleared for mingling and dancing, with only a few tables pushed to the side, filled with plates of food. This was not the main course but the appetizer, the full meal to come later when the banquet tables were brought out. Of course, that food was only for the guests who would soon be arriving and not for the students, though some were already planning to sneak in for a small taste.
The hall glistened in a way it rarely did. The tapestries looked particularly vibrant in the light, transformed from their usual drab appearance. A stage had been erected at the end of the room, likely for the actual peace ceremony, but for the moment it held a band, ready to play light music as guests arrived. A huge organ stood against the wall behind it, its pipes fully shined.
There was a bustle as last minute preparations were made. The clock read 4:50 and the guests were soon to arrive...
Content: A ball and banquet to celebrate 'a new age of peace.'
Setting: The banquet hall of Unseen University
Time: 5:00 pm starts. Scheduled to last for a few hours.
Warnings: Two ships that hate each other in the same room. Yeah, this is so going to end well.
Many of the school's wizards grumbled as they walked past their once-dining area. Instead of being prepared for the night's meal, it was now lit up spectacularly, the floor cleared for mingling and dancing, with only a few tables pushed to the side, filled with plates of food. This was not the main course but the appetizer, the full meal to come later when the banquet tables were brought out. Of course, that food was only for the guests who would soon be arriving and not for the students, though some were already planning to sneak in for a small taste.
The hall glistened in a way it rarely did. The tapestries looked particularly vibrant in the light, transformed from their usual drab appearance. A stage had been erected at the end of the room, likely for the actual peace ceremony, but for the moment it held a band, ready to play light music as guests arrived. A huge organ stood against the wall behind it, its pipes fully shined.
There was a bustle as last minute preparations were made. The clock read 4:50 and the guests were soon to arrive...