“I take it you don’t like parties then, Princess?”It was just his perfect timing that allowed the sorcerer to have found his way into a country that he could consider a friendly neighbor during such an occasion. Of course, he still couldn’t pick up quite what the celebration was about nor why he was thrown into it as a guest without even a proper introduction but he couldn’t complain. The food was free and his company seemed to share his mildly apathetic disposition. Why complain? Leaning back into his chair, Cedric would just tip his head and smile warmly at the frizzy haired youth beside him. He couldn’t help but let out a quiet effortless chuckle as he shrugged his shoulders.
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Your Name: LilyÂ
Character You Are Auditioning For: Merida
Your Timezone: ESTÂ
Roleplaying Experience: I was previously in the group as Tinkerbell, and Carl (from up). I have nearly 2 years of experience. Â
Anything Else?: I’m leaving town for 10 days on the 25th and won’t be able to update, but otherwise I am very active.Â
The Password: Strangers like me.Â
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Merida ran. She didn’t usually go by foot, but today she decided to try it. She ran and ran, breathing sharply. The cool air stung deliciously, her legs ached. This was perfect. Then she stopped. She took a few sharp breaths and threw her head of wild hair back and laughed. Sweat streamed down her face, her hair had become even more tangled in the run. She felt free. Really free.Â
She walked towards a stream in the woods and remembered the afternoon her mother and herself had spent there. She closed her eyes and imagined the black bear trying desperately to catch a fish, and the ease in which Merida had speared one with an arrow. That day had been perfect too, just a different sort of perfect. She drank some of the cool clear water, splashed it on her face and lay down, staring at the sky. The sun was lower in the sky, but returning home was useless. There were about 40 suitors there trying to win her heart, and while she wouldn’t be forced to marry any of them, it still wasn’t all that enjoyable getting bombarded by flowers every time she walked into her home. She didn’t even like flowers. She sighed, trying to push that out of her mind, and relaxed, watching the sky turn from blue, to pink, to orange to black.Â
