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pineandmaple.livejournal.com) wrote in
towerofanimus2011-06-04 03:01 am
OPEN!
Characters: CANADA...and you.
Setting: ALL OVER THE TOWER
Format: Action to start, reply as you like
Summary: DRESSED--and bear disappears
Warnings: Nothing?
[[ooc: I am from mayfield-land, I like options]]
A: DORMITORY LEVEL
[Canada has dressed herself in something that is not a skintight catsuit, though her clothes are hopelessly covered with bits of white fur. She's still picking it off as she walks out of Room 1-03]
Kumalila if you had to lay on my things, couldn't you have tried not to shed on them? They're the only set I have...O-Oh tabernac, I'll have to wear that suit again when I wash these--
Kumarika? [spins in a slow circle, dismayed] Oh where did she go now...
B: LIBRARY LEVEL
[A small trail of destruction is leading Canada through the stacks and she doesn't even have time to spy what the titles are of the books Kumariie has knocked from the shelves. Well she assumes it is Kumaria because who else would spend their time knocking books off the shelves? No one that is who. Maybe Sealand. When she's bored.
Either way, the trail is leading her in such a convoluted route that she is sure she will get lost in books and never bee seen again]
C: CAFETERIA LEVEL
[Oh...Oh there she is of course. Food. Food that Canada should probably eat if the rumbling of her stomach is any indication. She slumps down in a chair beside Kumaru and closes her eyes]
I did not need this workout Kumari. Honestly.
Setting: ALL OVER THE TOWER
Format: Action to start, reply as you like
Summary: DRESSED--and bear disappears
Warnings: Nothing?
[[ooc: I am from mayfield-land, I like options]]
A: DORMITORY LEVEL
[Canada has dressed herself in something that is not a skintight catsuit, though her clothes are hopelessly covered with bits of white fur. She's still picking it off as she walks out of Room 1-03]
Kumalila if you had to lay on my things, couldn't you have tried not to shed on them? They're the only set I have...O-Oh tabernac, I'll have to wear that suit again when I wash these--
Kumarika? [spins in a slow circle, dismayed] Oh where did she go now...
B: LIBRARY LEVEL
[A small trail of destruction is leading Canada through the stacks and she doesn't even have time to spy what the titles are of the books Kumariie has knocked from the shelves. Well she assumes it is Kumaria because who else would spend their time knocking books off the shelves? No one that is who. Maybe Sealand. When she's bored.
Either way, the trail is leading her in such a convoluted route that she is sure she will get lost in books and never bee seen again]
C: CAFETERIA LEVEL
[Oh...Oh there she is of course. Food. Food that Canada should probably eat if the rumbling of her stomach is any indication. She slumps down in a chair beside Kumaru and closes her eyes]
I did not need this workout Kumari. Honestly.

LIBRARY
He stares at the shelves, feeling a bit lost and hopeless, right in the way if Canada should choose to go through this particular aisle.
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There was no way she could just leave him like that...She dropped to a crouch beside him and held out her hand.
"Are you alright?...Well as well as you can be in this place?"
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"Um... Y-yes, ma'am..." He looked back up at the towering bookshelf. "I... I just came to look at the library, that's all." And then he did crouch down to pick some books up. Someone had to.
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"Have you seen a polar bear wandering around? She has white fur and a flower that she somehow keeps by her ear. I shall never be sure how."
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B: Library
[ With a flutter of wingbeats, he stops right in front of her path, looking down at her. ]
Hello.
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Hello. May I help you? I've lost a pet and I'd like to find her before she destroys the entire library.
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A: DORMITORY
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Why would one ever bring an alarm clock in their trunk?
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It is a little snail robot, who is not pleased by the existence of a bear in the hall!
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Oh. Weird. She kneels and stares at it.
"I think you're a little lost robot...have you seen a bear?" Oh well that was silly, it wasn't as if robots could talk.
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B: LIBRARY.
he sighs irritably and automatically begins to gather the books and place them back on the shelves.]
Re: B: LIBRARY.
O-Oh...I'm sorry about those, Kumako gets into things.
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If you know who is responsible for this, Fräulein, you can tell them that making such a mess in a public area, especially a library, is incredibly disruptive and rude.
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A
[she looks over at the older girl] What's a kuma-something and why do you have two? [pouts as she looks back in her trunk] How come I don't get one?
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A Kumalo is a polar bear. It's her name...And there's only one. Or there...should be only one.
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But that's three now! How many names does she- YOU HAVE A POLAR BEAR?
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...
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"... Canada?"
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"America, you're here too?"
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"Yeah. What's 'here', anyway? Apart from the obvious 'huge ugly building thing'."
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C!
He was still bitter about Poffertje being stuck in a shoebox. What if he hadn't noticed the chest right away? What would have happened to the rabbit then?
But the cafeteria level seemed promising; he was able to get two glasses full of water which he uses to fill the rabbit's water bottle. After drinking the rest he sets Poffertje on the table and holds the bottle for him, watching the rabbit lick at it, drinking right away. He knows other people are there, but only the bunny matters to him right now.]
Poor bunny, so thirsty.
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They shouldn't have left our pets in the trunk, I didn't even know about Kumaruli for hours.
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[He looks a little longer at the girl addressing him; there was something familiar about her, and she was pretty. Her hair looked soft . . . he pet the bunny a bit more. And then he noticed the bear; there was only one person he knew that even owned a bear as a pet. Was Canada here?]
. . . did you see the person who owns the bear?
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