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Jan 01, 2015 05:19PM

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Nimue sauntered into the school, her eyes slowly dragging across the room, taking it in, piece by piece. Pathetic, she thought, this pales in comparison to the old Academia and the sacred schools of the Old Faith. It's halls are all boringly modern and lack individuality - copied from other schools, so unoriginal - perfect for the mindless sheep that attend here. I wonder if I'll find anyone worthy of recruiting to the Cause. She smiled, it was a very likely possibility, this place being a place of magic, even if it did not look like one. It should be a castle, some grand palace, but it was a mere structure of drywall and tiles. A commoner's place. Yet it taught those of powerful blood.


She saw a child, a girl whom she saw herself reflected in. Arrogant. Prideful. Vain. Stubborn, possibly. She smiled a deadly smile a she made her way to this girl. "Hello there," her silk-like accent rolled off of her tongue as she approached. "Don't tell me you attend this tiresome school?" She said. She'd play with the girl's own flaws to see if she had the metal of the Cauldron.

Anastasia glanced at her with a bored expression and noticed her pressure points that she would push if she wished to get the other girl angry. "I would say the same thing about you, although I doubt that you came here because of force, unlike myself." She then shifted her gaze back to the other people in the school and wondered how they survived in their odd little brains.

"Hey, watch where you're going!"

Nimue laughed, "I'm not student. I'm here to recruit men and women, like yourself, for my organization. We are seeking talented individuals." She said, waving her hand to dismiss the assumption that she'd attend a school like this.

"I'm sorry, but I do not wish to enjoy your cute little club," she said with a pitying smile. "Now go run along and find someone else because I work alone and do not wish to get myself involved in anything that I do not have power over."

Nimue shook her head, "How sad, and such a waste. I will remember this, should we meet again, when the Cauldron succeeds in its plans." She said, a half threat. Should her magic return to Earth, those who do not follow the Cauldron will not be spared. And this girl had potential. Such a waste, to throw it away. But she could not change their rules. She gave her the chance. She drew a cruel smile as she walked off.




Lucifer walked away from the annoying girl, he had an idea. He might as well find the library, he liked reading.

Amy walked around the Entry Hall wearing a pink blouse and a long black skirt. Her curly blonde hair swept around her shoulders. Amy was frowning. She had just gotten here and was already unimpressed.
Amy noticed the girl chewing gum and glared at her.
"Do you have to chew so loudly?" Amy snapped.
"Um? What do you mean um? Give me a real answer!" Amy snapped.
"Do something? What are you suggesting by that? That I pull that gum right out of your mouth and throw it away? Is that it?" Amy shrieked.
Amy bit into her lip so hard that it started to bleed. "Stop that right now!!!" she snapped.
"I don't talk to strangers." Amy sneered, glaring at the wings.
"Ooh, a know it all! How exciting!" Amy gasped, still sneering.
"The devil? Heck no, you've got a weird sense of humor. My name is Amy March." Amy said proudly.
"What?! Why are you rolling your eyes at such a purely fabulous person?!"
"You wish you were purely fabulous. And did I what?" Amy asked, annoyed.
"You must be blind if you cannot see how purely, amazingly, fabulous I truly am." Amy said haughtily.
"Goggles? Seriously? Nobody that is purely fabulous needs googles." Amy said, mocking Borjourk.
"My parents died. It's my older sister who dropped me on my head." Amy said, flipping her hair and looking Borjourk in the eyes.
"Yes, everybody likes to know things about me." Amy grinned.
"Do people like to know things about you? My stepsister Charlene says I need to concentrate on other people, so that's what I'm doing." Amy asked.
"Wonderful! Why do you have wings?" Amy asked. She hated asking questions about other people.
"ADOPTIVE SISTER." Amy said loudly, ignoring the question.
"Do you have siblings? They're very annoying." Amy asked.