Isaiah Westergaard Laurie, Castleteria
Isaiah grimaced when he brought up redeeming qualities. Yes, the guy understood that he would be a better King than Tristan, but Hans was really just doing that to protect his own kingdom. If anything, breaking tradition and sending Tristan on a rampage was worse. "Well…, define redeeming qualities. I don’t think he feels bad in the slightest for what he did, but he didn’t do it again.
Laurie got up and followed after Isaiah, who put his tray on the dish cleaning station and started navigating his way through the halls. Hopefully this would be easier than finding the Castleteria. He pulled out his neatly folded schedule out of his pocket. “Uh, Advanced Literature is first on the docket. Wow, thank goodness I don’t have Advanced Mathematics first - that would be a nightmare.”
@bpalmer - Laurie
ORP: I’m back again, I would have responded last night but I was too lazy to pull up schedules. Also I think you needed sleep.
Alya Cheshire Samantha, Outside somewhere
Alya smiled when Samantha considered using her suggestion. It was always nice when people listened to her. Alya brushed a loose strand of hair out of her face. “First class is Literature with Ms. Sapphire,” she read from the crumpled up piece of paper she had pulled out of a pocket. “Hey, I think my girlfriend’s in that class,” she was squinting at the paper, trying to remember if she was, indeed, correct. Alya was a little shocked at how cold Samantha’s hands were, “Wow, I think you need a heating pack. You sure you’re feeling alright?”
@Bluecookies - Samantha
Pin Quan Kieu Rylan, Mathematics
Pin sighed when Rylan asked what that had to do with anything. “Well, most of the time, bad things happened when wives were talked to. It was considered a sign of disrespect if it was the significant other of someone from another country, or another General. I found it best to stay quiet.” Keep in mind, Pin was from an old Vietnam. Things changed, of course, over time, but their time period was different that was it is now. Pin understood what Rylan meant, yet paused before saying anything. They were technically closer to an important figure than the other servants. “Well… I don’t know about “us,” per say. I was technically the child of a general. It’s kind of an important role.”
“Oh, for sure! There are er… lots of nice looking people here.”
Pin gave a sweet smile, Rylan was trying and Pin appreciated it. They took a deep breath, “Yes, I just. Well I kind of left someone… Hien wasn’t very happy at my departure. Hien, my adoptive father.”
@ethereal - Rylan
Kyle Forlana Theo, Advanced Mathematics
She seemed a little wonderous about his comment. Kyle didn’t really know what to say about, so he furrowed his eyebrows in an attempt to pretend he didn’t know what she was addressing. He stared at what Theo had written for a moment. Pixie dust? Was he reading that right? He took another look, almost squinting at the paper. He wrote back, “Pixie dust, as in magic? Like, Tinkerbell stuff? Does that make you a fairy?” He noticed her hand was starting to bother her, but didn’t know what he could to do help.
Kyle chuckled again and wrote his reply with an adorable smirk, “No, she didn’t write it. I don’t actually know who the author is. But it’s cute how you kept guessing.” He once again fixed his hair. He didn’t like how much it was bugging him today. It was being weirdly finnicky.
@ethereal - Theo
TRISTAN WESTERGAARD Porcelain, hallway
“What would you say if I was just a servant there?” He thought about his answer for a second. He didn’t really care if she was a servant, whatever honestly. A lot of the servants he met where fine, he even dated a few of them. “You just don’t seem like a servant to me, a little too snarky. Unless you got kicked out for your snark.” He smirked, looking over at her. His eyes widened when she said she was princess, “Heir to the throne?” Tristan asked almost immediately. This would be a complete game changer for him. It would also save him a lot of work. His face fell when she once again insulted him, but answered the question regardless. “Turned 18 in February. And wow, you’d think you’d respect your elders more.”
“Farra, Farrow, and Quinn. And if you make fun of those names, I will kill you,”
He looked away, “Yeesh, picky picky. And that doesn’t count, two of those names are basically the same.” Tristan shrugged his shoulders but didn’t dare look back at her. He was already pushing his luck, and he needed that when it came to getting girls. She didn’t pick up the pace, so neither did he. “Hey, I’ll take what I can get.” There was an accomplished grin on his face. “Question, are there any clothing stores in town? This blazer’s kind of cramping my style.”
@ethereal - Silver