Comments | disney_academy: ☆ 007, video/action, OTA because Puck has more fun that way

an_un_fairfolk in disney_academy

☆ 007, video/action, OTA because Puck has more fun that way

Feb 01, 2011 11:19

[The feed flickers to life, featuring a non-too-bothered looking Puck. He's hidden his bitter displeasure over Zexion's dissappearance quite well.

Puck currently floats not too far above the Quad -in plain sight- as he speaks into the device, the lovely aftermath of an overcast sunset in the background.]Goliath, I owe you for dragging my lifeless ( Read more... )

r: miguel, p: puck, r: goliath, r: clopin trouillefou

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[action] tuff2bagod February 1 2011, 23:34:18 UTC

[Out for a walk, Miguel spots the floating man (a graduate of Vidia's class, perhaps?) and does what any sensible person would do. Smile and wave.]

[action] an_un_fairfolk February 2 2011, 04:42:02 UTC

Good morrow~.

[Don't tell Puck of Miguel's initial thought. As far as Puck was concerned, that pathetic pixie wasn't even fit to even be considered part of the Third Race.]

[action] tuff2bagod February 3 2011, 15:17:04 UTC

How's the weather up there?

[Not a terribly original conversation opener, but it makes Miguel grin to himself anyway.]

[action] an_un_fairfolk February 3 2011, 19:17:36 UTC

Brisk, by human standards, meaningless by fae standards.

How's the weather down there~?

[Video] ny_nightguard February 2 2011, 00:20:05 UTC

[He didn't drag Puck around to get one, but he knows how powerful the fairy is - and suspects that he hasn't seen the tail end of being the subject of the trickster's shenanigans. If the favor has to be a call off or out of one of Puck's own nightmares, you can be sure Goliath will use it.]

If you want my help rescuing your favored student, you should know by now you do not need to ask this.

I have heard, though, that it will not be up to us who we are permitted to rescue - or who is chosen to rescue the missing.

[Video] an_un_fairfolk February 2 2011, 04:46:29 UTC

For the former, I cannot ask for your help. I'd be in debt twice-over. But I can offer mine to even the playing field.

For the latter, has anyone even tried invesigating how the people are kidnapped? Maybe you didn't notice, but I sure didn't sense, see, or feel anything like the Mist on the date of the dissappearances. Just how did the Strangelings take them without anyone realizing it?

[SO LATE ;_;] ny_nightguard February 16 2011, 05:17:52 UTC

Very well.

[Honor, it seems, must be repaid, even among the Fair Folk. Well, he'll remember it.]

I do not know who was stolen last time, but surely they have been questioned before now.

[If they haven't, well, he'll have plenty of questions for Elisa, once he finds her. Not "if."]

Though if YOU sensed nothing - who's to say there was anything for a mortal to sense at all?

[NO WORRIES BB] an_un_fairfolk February 16 2011, 20:06:56 UTC

That still leaves the question of how do the Strangelings kidnap people? Surely, when the Mist was here, they were noticable, even to the mortals. How are they sneaking under the radar now, so to speak?

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[action] fearthefool February 2 2011, 22:24:42 UTC

[picturing Goliath dragging Puck around like deadweight.
...must not laugh... trying to stay on Puck's good side]

[action] an_un_fairfolk February 2 2011, 23:27:07 UTC

Find something you'd like to share, good Sir Puppetteer? I see you trying to stifle a giggle.

[action] fearthefool February 5 2011, 02:41:43 UTC

Nothing to share, Goodfellow. Just my own imagination running wild.

[action] an_un_fairfolk February 5 2011, 07:24:34 UTC

Ah, the imagination. It could be a very dangerous thing, if in the wrong hands~.

[A threat? An invitation? An observation? You decide.]

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