England (Alice Kirkland) (
ladygreensleeves) wrote in
towerofanimus2013-02-16 09:11 pm
01; intro of another nation [open]
Characters: England and you.
Setting: Dorm room 2-15, the hallways and the cafeteria.
Format: Starting in brackets, but can do either.
Summary: A new arrival into the tower; this female England is none too happy to be here.
Warnings: None right now. The fairy will most likely only be able to be seen by those who believe in fairies and the supernatural; otherwise there'll appear to be nothing there.
>> Dorm room 2-15
[Waking up in a place she doesn't know is not exactly an uncommon occurrence for England. She is, after all, not one for taking it easy when it comes to alcohol. Except this time she has no recollection of consuming any alcohol recently at all, and nor does she feel the usual pulsing headache that comes with waking up after a night drinking. By all accounts, she's sure she'd gone to bed relatively early last night and been drinking nothing but tea beforehand.
After the paralysis has worn off and she can sit up, confused and growing afraid, wary, England finds the letters by her bedside. She doesn't say anything, only stares at them both in some disbelief for a few minutes. This must be somebody's idea of a joke, surely. America? Or France? Yes, it was probably one of their doing.
It doesn't take long before she's looking through her trunk. The fairy that had been trying to escape it immediately flies out and lands on England's shoulder. The creature surprises her, not because she doesn't know him - indeed, she has known him since she was very small and is not too bewildered by all this to give him a small smile in greeting. No, he surprises her because there are not many who would be able to pry him into this trunk. It would be impossible for America... and difficult for France to get a hold of the small creature; the fairy hates France almost as much as she does.
England frowns. Well. All right. Difficult, but not impossible.]
>> Hallways
[After changing into something more comfortable and slipping her wand into a pocket, England marches through the hallways, muttering under her breath to the fairy that flies beside her; the creature appears not quite so irritated as England now he is no longer shut in a trunk.
England is obviously searching for someone, someone she knows, someone who must be responsible for this prank.]
France? France! I bet this is your doing, isn't it? Hilarious, indeed. But you aren't fooling me for a second. Wh-Where are you?
[She stops for a moment, growing more and more uneasy, hit now by the scale of the place, the feeling that there's more to it than meets the eye.]
...Where are we?
>> Cafeteria
[Eventually England has wandered down enough of the stairs, looking for some way out of here, to come across the cafeteria. She hesitates, but she is awfully hungry.
She actually has no qualms with eating the oatmeal. However, not before she has had some tea first.
But after being violently ill in the rubbish bin not much later, England sincerely regrets that decision. Perhaps the tea could wait.]
Setting: Dorm room 2-15, the hallways and the cafeteria.
Format: Starting in brackets, but can do either.
Summary: A new arrival into the tower; this female England is none too happy to be here.
Warnings: None right now. The fairy will most likely only be able to be seen by those who believe in fairies and the supernatural; otherwise there'll appear to be nothing there.
>> Dorm room 2-15
[Waking up in a place she doesn't know is not exactly an uncommon occurrence for England. She is, after all, not one for taking it easy when it comes to alcohol. Except this time she has no recollection of consuming any alcohol recently at all, and nor does she feel the usual pulsing headache that comes with waking up after a night drinking. By all accounts, she's sure she'd gone to bed relatively early last night and been drinking nothing but tea beforehand.
After the paralysis has worn off and she can sit up, confused and growing afraid, wary, England finds the letters by her bedside. She doesn't say anything, only stares at them both in some disbelief for a few minutes. This must be somebody's idea of a joke, surely. America? Or France? Yes, it was probably one of their doing.
It doesn't take long before she's looking through her trunk. The fairy that had been trying to escape it immediately flies out and lands on England's shoulder. The creature surprises her, not because she doesn't know him - indeed, she has known him since she was very small and is not too bewildered by all this to give him a small smile in greeting. No, he surprises her because there are not many who would be able to pry him into this trunk. It would be impossible for America... and difficult for France to get a hold of the small creature; the fairy hates France almost as much as she does.
England frowns. Well. All right. Difficult, but not impossible.]
>> Hallways
[After changing into something more comfortable and slipping her wand into a pocket, England marches through the hallways, muttering under her breath to the fairy that flies beside her; the creature appears not quite so irritated as England now he is no longer shut in a trunk.
England is obviously searching for someone, someone she knows, someone who must be responsible for this prank.]
France? France! I bet this is your doing, isn't it? Hilarious, indeed. But you aren't fooling me for a second. Wh-Where are you?
[She stops for a moment, growing more and more uneasy, hit now by the scale of the place, the feeling that there's more to it than meets the eye.]
...Where are we?
>> Cafeteria
[Eventually England has wandered down enough of the stairs, looking for some way out of here, to come across the cafeteria. She hesitates, but she is awfully hungry.
She actually has no qualms with eating the oatmeal. However, not before she has had some tea first.
But after being violently ill in the rubbish bin not much later, England sincerely regrets that decision. Perhaps the tea could wait.]

Hallways
[Aleph gives the fairy a nod - they usually like being acknowledged even when with their summoner - before turning his attention more fully to England.]
I don't think France has anything to do with it. If they're here they're probably a captive, too.
Re: Hallways
[England eyes the other uneasily while the fairy only scowls, hiding behind her.]
So, I've been kidnapped?
[It at least makes more sense than the world being destroyed. That she refuses to accept.]
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[England stares, not sure whether she wants to know. She shakes her head.]
Well, how many people are there here? There must be some way out!
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[Hallways]
Ah, pardon me, I couldn't help but overhear you, but... you know of France?
[She prefers to call Francis and Francisca by their real names, but... she's not sure which one this girl knows. Best not confuse her even more.]
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I do, yes. Have you seen her? I think she brought me here as some idea of a joke.
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I have not seen Francisca for some time. She was a captive here, just as you and I are now, but... [A pained look crosses the girl's face, and her gaze quickly drops to the ground.] She disappeared not long ago.
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[England stares as this news washes over her. Finding out she's been kidnapped is one thing, but the idea of France being... gone is difficult to accept.]
That... That can't be right. I just recently spoke to her.
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Cafeteria
Lemme guess, you had something other than oatmeal first? [And her accent might sound familiar, since April is an English person.]
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Yes, well. There's something wrong if I'm not even able to have a cup of tea when I want one.
[Her smile falls into a frown.]
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It's how it works here, sadly. Gotta have the oatmeal first, or else you throw up anything else you try to have. But you can at least put something on the oatmeal so that it doesn't taste too bad.
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[Her breakfast routine has always consisted of tea first. It's a difficult habit to break.]
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I was yelling for a person. The person I believe brought me here. Because she thinks humiliating me is so hilarious, I presume.
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The country of France does, unfortunate for her. She... is the nation, represents it and such. As I do England.
[England flaps a hand dismissively.]
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...Oy, I think if this Francis guy was here, he'd hear you and come out already.
[Francis--that had to be the name, right? She wouldn't be calling for an entire country. But then again there was a kid named America.]
[A mischievous grin appears on his face.]
...Because there's no way any man in his right mind can remain hiding when a woman this beautiful is calling for him.
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[England shakes her head, presuming he must be mistaken. Her France is not named Francis. Close, but no.]
I was yelling for France, the nation. She must be here somewhere. I can't imagine who else could have done this.
[England chooses to blatantly ignore that compliment, though even in the ridiculous situation she's been put in, the blush is clear on her face.]
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[Then again, why not? Ireland itself was a goddess in the Celtic pantheon. Maybe France had some sort of Goddess too?]
Nah, I don't think it's her. You're in Animus and the one who zapped you here was a kid named Zo.
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cafeteria;
Having a problem..?
Re: cafeteria;
I believe they poisoned the tea.
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You can't trust anything here that easily..!
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Late, sorry. D: Been kinda sick lately.
it's okay, take your time! ;; i don't mind late tags at all!
<3
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Hallways
He comes to stand before her, his sword drawn but its point lowered.]
Wherefore do you call for France, lady? I am lately arrived here, but if there is some help I may offer, tell me of it, and I will serve you.
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Oh... well, I think France-- I believe she must have put me here... some sort of joke of hers.
(apologies for the lag-- RL business!)
I fear I do not understand why a kingdom such a France would play such a joke, even if it were able. Though such a thing would be entirely out of keeping with the general character of the French-- brave and honorable as they are, they do indulge their whims freely.
[The Knight all in black armor bows his head deeply.]
I am Sir Lancelot, Knight of the Lake.
Is your fae companion [He gestures politely in the direction of the faerie.] of no help to you, here? I am lately come to this place myself, but what knowledge I have, I will share with you.
That's alright! Equally sorry about the lateness here. >.>
Thanks Motherland, you're all right. ;)
hahah <3
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Sorry again! 'Got rather over the last few days.
No need at all! Rather pokey myself. :3
o/
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fff Two weeks later. Sorry!