WHO: Everyone with a dream form.
WHAT: Dream class.
WHERE: The basement infirmary.
WHEN: Thursday, after regular classes.
WARNINGS: Violence, ?
{ooc: This dream look is mandatory if your character has a dream form. If you do not participate, then next time your character will be punished >:D Backdated to 3/12.}
The school seems to be very
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Or, at least, he knew it was the dream class. The dreams were getting weirder and weirder every week. What next, the school on another planet? In any case, Bel found himself in someone's bathtub-- probably someone's from the girls' dorm, since they took it apart because of some infestation or something, hence the girls moving back into the boys' dorms. The bathtub was floating in water that seemed to flood the whole area. All he could see was the rooftops of the dorm, the school and the gym. Everything else was probably submerged. There was a bed floating around near Bel, and in the distance he could see desks and chairs and ( ... )
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Feeling better, Siel stepped over to the edge of the roof and looked down. It truly was a sight to behold. What was the quote, again? Ah yes. "Water, water everywhere, nor any drop to drink," Siel quoted. He wasn't too interested in poetry, The Rime of the Ancient Mariner especially. His tutors had emphasized literature, however, and there really hadn't been anything he could have done about it. Besides, it did him no harm, and as such Siel didn't really care anymore ( ... )
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Curiosity got the best of Belphegor and he found himself using the piece of wood to paddle the tub in the direction of the splash. He thought there might have been someone who surfaced from the water, but the body sank back into it before he could tell who it was. Bel kept rowing to that spot and peered over the edge of the tub. He couldn't see the person clearly because of the dark waters, but he could make out the body, flailing and drowning. In a rare act of heroism, Bel submerged the wooden plank into the water, holding on to the other end, hoping that it was long enough for whoever it was to take a hold of, so he could pull whoever it was up and out of the water. Weird, really. He wouldn't do that normally.
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When Siel had recovered to his satisfaction, he looked up, wanting to know the identity of his savior. One look, and Siel almost wished he had drowned instead. To be caught in this weak form... if this wasn't a nightmare, he didn't know what was.
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The blood had returned as well. All over his hands and slowly inching up but the knife he'd thrown into the water a while ago. Ichigo didn't want anything to do with the bloody knife and he had been glad to be rid of it.
But as the water raised inch by inch, he had to wonder how he'd get out of this situation. The hallway was just as full of water as the room, and he wasn't the best swimmer in the world. The water just reminded him even more of that night, and he shivered from more than just the cold.
"Can anyone hear me?!" He called out, but it was hard to be heard over the rushing water. Maybe if he just started out now, he could leave before the water got too high.
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Dark really did love the dream, since it was the only place where he was free, but he could have lived without the damn twists it had been creating lately.
Why water? Of course, flying was an option for Dark but it seemed too easy. So he made his way to the nurse's office, floating on a piece of the theatre's wooden set for a play that would never be performed. Hopefully the crazy-ass nurse kept something inflatable in there. CPR dummies, mattresses...
Now who was this? Finally a familiar face. Where was the blood coming from, though?
"I hear you."
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"Y-you.. who are you?" He asked while he scrambled to the edge of the desk nearest to where Dark appeared. "Do you know the way out of here?"
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Either his better half's roommate had yet to join a dream class (he had mentioned something about not attending a while ago) or he was always this confused here.
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But, there was little time to actually ponder over that; there was water everywhere, and while that might not have been a problem for him under normal circumstances, he was very unable to swim in his current form.
Large wings flapped and attempted to gain his body some lift, but the left wing was still clipped. All Falco was able to do was flutter in place pathetically.
His chest puffed up. If he didn't get out of the water, there was no telling what would happen to him. Giving the room a quick surveillance, Falco hopped up onto a chair, and then onto a desk, which creaked under his weight. A few more seconds and the desk was swaying around in the water. This probably wasn't a safe place to be, but Falco was quickly running out of options.
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He squawked loudly and his wings spread out, trying to keep himself balanced. It seemed to be working, until Falco heard the sound of someone--or something--treading water.
He looked up at the doorway where he saw.. a large wolf paddle in. He tensed up automatically--was that instinct or his own fear of being in this strange dream? Falco didn't know--and his eyes locked onto it. His mouth opened and he tried to talk, but all that came out was a shriek.
"..." Well, that wasn't going to help, was it? Hopefully the wolf would leave him alone. He'd seen his share of PBS specials while bored on Saturday nights. He didn't want to become this wolf's next meal or
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Taking a few steps between the stacks, the small child - Kadaj's dream form - shivered as a strong wind swept through. Something was there. That wasn't natural. His double-bladed katana was swung into the air as his mind raced.
He'd never done this alone... but who had he done it with last time?
The silver-haired boy ran forward, eyes sharp and pupils forming into slits, just like a snake. "Show yourself!!" His voice had no panic. He was terrified, however.
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