Had she been snoozing again? Snoozing again.
– Big deal...
Meant she had plenty time to navigate to the next class without little smurfs scurrying about, and risk electrocution, drowning, or being set on fire. Or worse.
Stumbling through the door, a – somewhat – tall figure ruffled the jagged mess of a blonde hairdo as a elongated yawn of possible boredom escaped the large gaping hole that was her mouth.
Same shit. Different year. With regular classes done and over with, all that was left to attend was..
– Magic Classes
“You best pay attention Melody. A sloth does not make for a great Magni.” She said with the same tone one would use when annoyed by someone, wiggling her finger and furrowing her brow to mimic a disapproving teacher.
*Plop*
…..
Yuuuuck!
Melody wiped the residue of a popped bubble from her cheek, not even taking the trouble to look to her left as it. Just. Wasn't. A. Surprise. Any. More.
“Melly!” Rang a gentle, high-pitched singing voice, the warm and welcoming smooch enough indication that Lorelei had come back.
“Hi, Lore.” The Magni greeted gently rubbing the mermaid-like creature – A Siren, actually – on her little cheek.
“Lorelei will go with Melly to Magni Class, yes? Yes?” The demon pleaded, forming another bubble, this time filled with water around herself and her microscopically small pet fish.
Melody nodded, managing a smile in the corner of her mouth as she navigated to the class-room.
…...
“Hello, ma'am.”
“Hello Melody, hi Lorelei.” The always so joyful teacher greeted, getting a mere lazy wave in return from Melody, though a bubble-popping smooch from Lorelei.
At first sight of the flock of chaotic students, Melody re-adjusted her silver headphones over her ears – Which was code for, don't talk to me -- briefly tapping the Star-prints that were on the sides that housed a series of buttons. Pressing play, the blonde smiled contently at the scrambled mix of Techno music blasting through her ears.
Seat... Seat... Seat. Seat! Melody dropped somewhere in the corner, forcing herself to ignore whatever lay on the path between her and a lovely make-shift bed, and closed her eyes when she had found one near the back of the room, leaning back to have the chair rest against the wall.
Lorelei, however, had decided to do some exploring. Stationary exploring, mind you. Lorelei hardly took the opportunity to go more than half an inch away from her Magni. A whole lot of new demons. Though a few she did recognize from last year.
– Big deal...
Meant she had plenty time to navigate to the next class without little smurfs scurrying about, and risk electrocution, drowning, or being set on fire. Or worse.
Stumbling through the door, a – somewhat – tall figure ruffled the jagged mess of a blonde hairdo as a elongated yawn of possible boredom escaped the large gaping hole that was her mouth.
Same shit. Different year. With regular classes done and over with, all that was left to attend was..
– Magic Classes
“You best pay attention Melody. A sloth does not make for a great Magni.” She said with the same tone one would use when annoyed by someone, wiggling her finger and furrowing her brow to mimic a disapproving teacher.
*Plop*
…..
Yuuuuck!
Melody wiped the residue of a popped bubble from her cheek, not even taking the trouble to look to her left as it. Just. Wasn't. A. Surprise. Any. More.
“Melly!” Rang a gentle, high-pitched singing voice, the warm and welcoming smooch enough indication that Lorelei had come back.
“Hi, Lore.” The Magni greeted gently rubbing the mermaid-like creature – A Siren, actually – on her little cheek.
“Lorelei will go with Melly to Magni Class, yes? Yes?” The demon pleaded, forming another bubble, this time filled with water around herself and her microscopically small pet fish.
Melody nodded, managing a smile in the corner of her mouth as she navigated to the class-room.
…...
“Hello, ma'am.”
“Hello Melody, hi Lorelei.” The always so joyful teacher greeted, getting a mere lazy wave in return from Melody, though a bubble-popping smooch from Lorelei.
At first sight of the flock of chaotic students, Melody re-adjusted her silver headphones over her ears – Which was code for, don't talk to me -- briefly tapping the Star-prints that were on the sides that housed a series of buttons. Pressing play, the blonde smiled contently at the scrambled mix of Techno music blasting through her ears.
Seat... Seat... Seat. Seat! Melody dropped somewhere in the corner, forcing herself to ignore whatever lay on the path between her and a lovely make-shift bed, and closed her eyes when she had found one near the back of the room, leaning back to have the chair rest against the wall.
Lorelei, however, had decided to do some exploring. Stationary exploring, mind you. Lorelei hardly took the opportunity to go more than half an inch away from her Magni. A whole lot of new demons. Though a few she did recognize from last year.