Characters: Maes Hughes and YOU
Location: Here there and everywhere. (Tag in location, and he'll so be there. 8D)
Time: Sunday eveningish.
Content: Exploring, shoving random pictures into peoples' faces Making friends!
Format: Whatever you want! 1st, 3rd, Action, Prose... Anything goes!
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But they don't know the least... )
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He wasn't paying much attention to the people around him as he walked.
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Well... he always prided himself on being fast thinking. So, he only managed to graze the boy with a slight bump before passing through him with ease.
...It never stopped being weird. Especially when you were going through a person.
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Touching was bad. Touching was very, very bad. But he hadn't touched the guy, had he? Did phasing count?
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...A ghost.
Well, phasing was sort of supernatural-looking, wasn't it? And if the poor kid wasn't used to it...
He should've been more sensitive than that. He ran over, placing a reassuring hand on Jeremie's shoulder.
"It's all right, I promise. It really is fine."
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All the better to get as acquainted with the school as possible.
So he walked right through the door...
...And a plane hit him. Or rather a paper plane. But just saying "plane" had a sort of dramatic air to it, don't you think?
He looked around for the thrower.
"Nice aim you've got there."
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After a moment of silence for the shock, Neku finally replied bluntly, "Thanks."
Yeah, he had no idea what to make of this guy. Well, he could find out if he peeked into his thoughts...at least he could find out his name.
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At first he was surprised to see just how accessible the school was -- wheelchair ramps wherever there were shallow staircases, elevators to move between floors -- but then he remembered who the headmaster was. Still, it was something he appreciated. Al would have no problem getting around on his own.
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Seeing the boy he recognized from when he introduced himself to the school, Hughes ran over to him, smiling.
"Yo! Ed!"
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Okay, not quite. But he did stop and glare at Hughes.
"...Mr. Hughes, was it?"
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Ah, fond memories.
"Yup! You exploring too?"
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So how was it that a simple class schedule left the normally dauntless teen running with her tail between her legs?
Sitting on the statue ledge with her chin in her hands, Liz brooded about her lack of a real education and how she was going to cope with her classes. "DAMMIT! How the hell am I going to survive Chemistry?!"
With that frustrated yell, she crumpled the schedule and threw it to the ground, or rather at the feet of a certain Chem teacher...
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