Seven Horrors (
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sevenhorrors2025-07-31 05:19 pm
[if april showers bring may flowers, then july showers bring. . .?]
Who: everyone!
When: July 31st throughout the day
Where: outside, but also wherever you want to be!
What: a general all-purpose mingle with flavor
Warnings: nada
[Today, for the first time since your arrival, dark and angry clouds gather in the sky above to block out the sun. It is sweltering outside, so when those clouds eventually open up in the early afternoon, showering everyone with cool rain, rolling thunder, and a few flashes of lightning. . . it probably feels good!]
[It seems to be normal rain, for the most part. Look at it from the wrong angle and some if it may seem to be tinted red, like blood. And sometimes, when a drop spatters against the ground, a spider lily suddenly blossoms in its place. The flower dies almost immediately upon springing to life, its petals dissolving into dust that is quickly washed away by the rest of the water]
[dwbi]
[. . . things have been awfully quiet since your arrival. It feels almost a bit like the calm before the storm, doesn't it? Are you still waiting for that other shoe to drop. . .?]
[What else are you up to today!]
When: July 31st throughout the day
Where: outside, but also wherever you want to be!
What: a general all-purpose mingle with flavor
Warnings: nada
[Today, for the first time since your arrival, dark and angry clouds gather in the sky above to block out the sun. It is sweltering outside, so when those clouds eventually open up in the early afternoon, showering everyone with cool rain, rolling thunder, and a few flashes of lightning. . . it probably feels good!]
[It seems to be normal rain, for the most part. Look at it from the wrong angle and some if it may seem to be tinted red, like blood. And sometimes, when a drop spatters against the ground, a spider lily suddenly blossoms in its place. The flower dies almost immediately upon springing to life, its petals dissolving into dust that is quickly washed away by the rest of the water]
[dwbi]
[. . . things have been awfully quiet since your arrival. It feels almost a bit like the calm before the storm, doesn't it? Are you still waiting for that other shoe to drop. . .?]
[What else are you up to today!]

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[GOOD TALK, SMITH]
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1/? I'M SO SORRY
[wat]
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done
Tch. . . you should really be reading back in your bed.
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also he's going to be so embarrassed when he's conscious enough to register what's going on here]
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though he stays pretty still like... oh no...]
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That was barely a nap.
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slowly sitting back up, not looking at him.]
My apologies... I--suppose I was more exhausted than I thought...
[no the real embarrassment is realizing part of the exhaustion was just the talk from before the crash-nap]
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I'd offer to grab you some more tea, but I think you might need to go back to the dorm and sleep.
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[where is his book... collecting it and starting to stand.]
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[peering at the book, btw. what was he reading?]
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notices him looking.]
... I know it's likely this Earth is either an illusion or even a different iteration--one of millions of possibilities, but...
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There's nothing wrong with hoping, Smith.
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Of course.
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Go get some rest. Maybe the rain will lull you to sleep.
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[said a bit wryly but okay. mask back on. act back on. giving Puck a bit of a nod, a slight bow even.]
Thank you for your time, Puck.
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[pausing a bit as he notices the lack of formality attached to his name, which gives him a bit of a self-satisfied laugh]
Anytime, Smith.
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[you ain't been restful either, and he knows it, says his smile and then he's heading back into the school]
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