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itsjustagamerp2012-04-03 06:32 pm
colorbymemory) wrote in itsjustagamerp2012-04-03 06:32 pm
Tenth Link
Characters: Riku and Namine
Content: More picture conversations
Location: Their respective rooms
Time of Day: Varies
Warnings: Adorbs and funnies?
Notes: Continued from last week.
With the start of the new week, Namine was glad to see her appearance had returned to normal. It was a relief to look in the mirror and see the image she usually thought of as herself. Not that the change hadn't had its advantages; she'd enjoyed not having to use a stool to reach things in the supply cabinets as often as she usually did.
Still, she was back to her usual appearance and that made her a little happier. She went about her usual routine without having to worry about avoiding Cambots or a flying Pinkie Pie. At least one thing that hadn't changed was her and Riku's picture exchanges, and she found one waiting for her when she came back from the theatrical deck.
She smiled, mostly because she had trouble believing that Riku had ever been a poor student. It WOULD be nice to even things up like that, though unfortunately it wasn't that easy. She set to work on her response--really a response to his picture and a new message on one page. On one half, she and Riku each held a piece of paper that said "Math" and had what looked like equations. Riku's had been given an A, hers a C. On the other half was a picture of her looking in the mirror, her reflection matching her appearance once again.
Content: More picture conversations
Location: Their respective rooms
Time of Day: Varies
Warnings: Adorbs and funnies?
Notes: Continued from last week.
With the start of the new week, Namine was glad to see her appearance had returned to normal. It was a relief to look in the mirror and see the image she usually thought of as herself. Not that the change hadn't had its advantages; she'd enjoyed not having to use a stool to reach things in the supply cabinets as often as she usually did.
Still, she was back to her usual appearance and that made her a little happier. She went about her usual routine without having to worry about avoiding Cambots or a flying Pinkie Pie. At least one thing that hadn't changed was her and Riku's picture exchanges, and she found one waiting for her when she came back from the theatrical deck.
She smiled, mostly because she had trouble believing that Riku had ever been a poor student. It WOULD be nice to even things up like that, though unfortunately it wasn't that easy. She set to work on her response--really a response to his picture and a new message on one page. On one half, she and Riku each held a piece of paper that said "Math" and had what looked like equations. Riku's had been given an A, hers a C. On the other half was a picture of her looking in the mirror, her reflection matching her appearance once again.
Sounds good! Want to start one with his reply?
Her response is a simple outline drawing on a piece of green recycled paper (must remember to avoid using red around Riku this week). It shows her greeting everyone once they've arrived back, and them telling her everything that happened. In the corner, there's a smaller picture of her holding the bird.
The feather gets tacked up on the wall alongside the picture it arrived with.