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towerofanimus2012-12-13 04:42 am
always_lies) wrote in towerofanimus2012-12-13 04:42 am
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Characters: Azula, open
Setting: Floor Forty-Five, Cafeteria, the Meadow
Format: Action (or prose if you like)
Summary: Azula's out and about again
Warning: firebender
45 -
[The observatory was an interesting place. Not because of the view, but because of the strange humanoid monsters that crawled on the outside. Azula found them somewhat amusing, walking back and forth in front of the window and watching them follow her. One in particular seemed very eager to catch her attention, moving with more agility than the others.]
[She smiled at it and tapped the glass, which only seemed to agitate it further.]
[Every so often, she paused from tormenting the faceless things to firebend a little, creating a warm spot to stand in to keep away the chill.]
Cafeteria -
[She was getting tired of the nutrition bars. It was the only things she had eaten since the beginning of the month. Though they were filling, they were hardly up to her standards. So, with some reluctance, she walked into the back where the kitchen was, and tried to scout out where some decent food might be. She would cook it herself if she had to. There was only so much she would take from this place.
[So that meant braving the freezer. ]
[Not a particularly nice place for a Firebender to be.]
[When she came back out, she was cold and shivering, something she had managed to avoid so far with the help of her fire bending occasionally.]
The Meadow-
[There was only so much of the cold she could take. That was why she could be found on the Meadow floor now, carrying piles of wood from one of the forest floors to pile up in the middle of the meadow. It was manual labor, but there was nobody else around to do it. She would yell at Tahno later. Right then, the effort was keeping her warm.]
[When she was done, she took a deep breath, and breathed on the woodpile, instantly melting little bits of snow and ice still stuck to the wood, and catching it on fire.]
[She had enough wood piled up to keep it going for a couple hours, and she sat back on a rock, enjoying the heat.]
Setting: Floor Forty-Five, Cafeteria, the Meadow
Format: Action (or prose if you like)
Summary: Azula's out and about again
Warning: firebender
45 -
[The observatory was an interesting place. Not because of the view, but because of the strange humanoid monsters that crawled on the outside. Azula found them somewhat amusing, walking back and forth in front of the window and watching them follow her. One in particular seemed very eager to catch her attention, moving with more agility than the others.]
[She smiled at it and tapped the glass, which only seemed to agitate it further.]
[Every so often, she paused from tormenting the faceless things to firebend a little, creating a warm spot to stand in to keep away the chill.]
Cafeteria -
[She was getting tired of the nutrition bars. It was the only things she had eaten since the beginning of the month. Though they were filling, they were hardly up to her standards. So, with some reluctance, she walked into the back where the kitchen was, and tried to scout out where some decent food might be. She would cook it herself if she had to. There was only so much she would take from this place.
[So that meant braving the freezer. ]
[Not a particularly nice place for a Firebender to be.]
[When she came back out, she was cold and shivering, something she had managed to avoid so far with the help of her fire bending occasionally.]
The Meadow-
[There was only so much of the cold she could take. That was why she could be found on the Meadow floor now, carrying piles of wood from one of the forest floors to pile up in the middle of the meadow. It was manual labor, but there was nobody else around to do it. She would yell at Tahno later. Right then, the effort was keeping her warm.]
[When she was done, she took a deep breath, and breathed on the woodpile, instantly melting little bits of snow and ice still stuck to the wood, and catching it on fire.]
[She had enough wood piled up to keep it going for a couple hours, and she sat back on a rock, enjoying the heat.]
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[Not that she objects. Not if it's just monsters.]