lost in continuum.

7. What’s the worst swearword they’ve ever said?

6. What’s their favorite book?

5. Are they comfortable speaking in front of a crowd?

Koko was always absentminded. No matter how much she tried to compel herself to act like an adult, and be responsible, it seldom happened. She was airy, too absorbed with her daydreams, and often drifted off into thought at the most inopportune moments—even in the middle of conversations sometimes, although she’d never confess the fact so overtly. It was small gaffes like these which always led her to disaster. And, it so happened that she was about to learn her lesson.

One afternoon free from school, she decided to venture into Clock District's municipal library, fully intending to make the best of the quiet atmosphere and get some studying done. Finals were coming up soon, and she still hadn’t cranked open a single book… Poring over lengthy texts for more than a half hour proved futile. As time passed, she found her focus meandering elsewhere, to more excitable prospects, but plowed on with the task at hand nonetheless. “Excuse me, in which section might I find Pravian Law?” she asked the librarian, who directed her to a remote part of the bibliotheca, contrived with tall, dusty bookshelves. So high were they in stature, that the athenæum had placed stools in every aisle to facilitate accessibility to the editions. With a sigh, she commenced her search for the coveted tome, praying that it wouldn’t take her too long to locate.

4. What do they eat for breakfast?

Er… well, how does one start off these things? Hello. My name’s Serena, although you’re free to address me as Time or whatever epithet strikes your fancy. Some of you may (or may not) already be familiar with the handle chunin, which is my personal blog.

 I’ve been interested in joining this group ever since it first launched back in January, but at the time I had too much going on in real life to ever seriously consider applying. Now that things have settled down somewhat, I figured I’d give red-stringed a try. Writing is a beloved pastime of mine, but in the past year I have found my articulation and creative productivity in English slowly deteriorating, due to lack of practice. I used to be an avid fanfiction writer, but sadly had to give up the hobby because of a hectic school life. However, I’m really thrilled to have found the alternative of roleplay—it’s both an outlet and challenge I appointed to myself in order to keep my writing skills up to par. I was really happy—and pleasantly surprised—that my application was accepted (thank you Admin-san!) because I drafted the entire thing the day before my deadline… oops 

I look forward to threading with you all! I’m generally open to writing anything—except explicit violence. If you’re interested, you can read my mini-guideline page.