Snippet #2074595

The Girl In Rags

"Oh, I'm good, I think I embarrassed Fleet though." Hazel was looking over at Fleet and it left Tally wondering what the blonde had done, though she had to laugh a little. Fleet looked many things but he defiantly did not look embarrassed, especially not when he was filling up his plate with more finger sandwiches. Which were actually surprisingly good, Tally thought while thinking back to the sandwich she had previously. “I wouldn’t worry about it too much, I think your going to be hard pressed to get that guy too worked up.” Tally replied turning back to Hazel with a slightly teasing smile on her face. It was the truth though, she honestly believed Fleet didn’t keep a thought for long enough to be affected by it.

"Oh yes, yes, I did. It was quite enjoyable. I hope to master that level of power in my own illusions soon.” Hazel brighten up considerably and Tally was glad about it; sad didn’t work on this girl. Though they both seemed to get completely different thought patterns from Michaela’s show, surprisingly Hazel seemed to be a determined hardworking type. That was something Tally hadn't expected, she thought she already had the blonde's personality down pact. “Wow, that’s what you got out of it?” She replied lightly, being that good at illusions seemed like heaps of work, that Tally believed added to nothing. “But sadly this is about all the 'alive' illusion I can create right now." Hazel then pointed to ground at Tally’s feet and suddenly she saw a small bunny hoping around her feet. A few moments later two more joined it and when Tally looked up she saw the blonde smiling at her illusions.

Something about the whole thing made Tally uncomfortable though, the fact that she was seeing something that her mind said wasn’t there, unnerved her. That and she still wasn’t comfortable with the whole magic thing at all yet. Unconsciously she nervously shuffled back a little bit. Laughing slightly at her idiocy though she picked her head up and looked at Hazel again. “I wouldn’t necessarily call that ‘only,’ it’s better than I can do at least,” Tally said sincerely. “Besides everyone has different talents, and I suppose they’re also quite cute too.” She bent down to inspect the bunnies, as if looking for the behind the scenes trick that made it work. “Not too bad for a fairy,” She said with a teasing wink.

”Do they have this kind of thing a lot?” Tally asked suddenly as she glanced around the party. She thought that if this happened a lot she might actually enjoy her time here. Partying and socializing were what she preferred to spend her time doing rather than learning magic and casting voodoo spells. “I mean the whole party thing?” Tally clarified, suddenly realizing how weird and out of the blue her previous question must have sounded to Hazel.