#ayablacksurvival

Aya:Alright.

Shoichi:ᵗʳᵃᶦᵗᵒʳˢᵃʸˢʷʰᵃᵗ

Alex:Excuse me?

Shoichi:What?

Alex:

Aya:

Shoichi:

Isol:Tu hablas espanol?

Aya:Manos arriba!

Aya:(texting back) I’m a little busy, is it urgent?

Hart:No, don’t worry, just listen later.

. . .

(Aya presses play.)

-Most everyone would probably be diaspora or generally immigrants? though that becomes a given when you don’t want to make everyone suspiciously not that white yet live in the same area

-Aya is extremely busy since half the people are probably committing some sort of crime and it becomes like when the whole class gets together to throw a party and punishing the entire class proves to be a struggle except it’s a whole town

-Li Dailin very often winds up fighting others. No one can figure out how this random drunk can just take on mercenaries and biker gangs, but she does usually stay in good-ish respectful terms with them when not fighting. She probably has had a drinking competition with at least Lenox.

-Jackie is what she was before the experiment:morgue worker by day, secret murderer by night. I imagine she at least sort of knows who also has committed murder, but doesn’t really let anyone know; at best, she would use it as blackmail material so she doesn’t get caught, even if she slips up.

-Echion as Magnus’ roommate because they match energies and I think someone should capitalize on that

-Bernice is probably the neighborhood’s local reclusive old person all the kids assume are a ghost or live in a haunted house. Nicky, Eva, Eleven and Hyejin once tried to get into his yard to get some fruits (as teenagers do) but after the ceiling making eleven slip, being caught in the process, and then having to hide how she hurt her leg from her parents they opted to just assume the house is actually haunted. he just set up a faulty part in there as a trap to ward off the local murderers, not expecting a bunch of kids to try to steal some apples he probably would’ve just given if he asked instead

-Most of them have a silent agreement to not harm the kids. Luke has walked many of them home to make sure they stay safe, and they often give Sissela and Azuko little gifts

Emma:Hmmmmm.... There might be something there!

Aya:(whispering to him) Don't say gaijin. Say Gaikokujin. It's more polite.

Shoichi:(whispering back) Ah, right. Sorry, I forget.

Sissela:Is it me, miss?

Aya:No, it’s not you.

Fiora:Is it me, Aya?

Aya:It’s not you either.

Shoichi:Is it me, Aya?