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@koshka

I have a feeling that Ari at a different stage of his development would be amused by Wolfgang.

However this is not that day.

Poor Lois. He might regret taking that seat XD

@koshka @loopylin @ellette-giselle @whalekeeper

Oooooooooo

O.O

Wilhelm

There was something dangerous in the stranger. Something sad too. The questions were louder than ever, but this time they sent chills up the back of his neck.

“Wolf…” Wilhelm pushed back from the table too, sparing a glance toward the stranger. Wolfgang was his friend,…[Read more]

@loopylin

Moth

“I have two human brothers.” Soft pride seeped into his voice. “They were the first people I ever met, after they got lost in faerie land. That was before I knew about this place. It is a long story.”

@koshka

did he walk away?

@whalekeeper

Ellis

“I suppose so. Do you have brothers?”

Lois is right there ready to break it up

Imagine if Ari lost his cool and actually punched him

I am on the edge of my seat rn. Wolf, you are so close to being punched

@loopylin

Moth

“Lucien… Jack Celby. I’ll remember. I can address them in passing. They will try to remember if they’ve met me before, same as you wondered.”

Laugh lines framed Moth’s eyes. They were the only sign – outside of what he said – proving he was being playful.

“You are lucky to have your brother with you,” he added.

@whalekeeper

Ellis

Moth’s informal mannerisms surprised him, coming from a prince. Ellis grinned. Moth was very charming in his own strange way. He’s a fairie prince, Ellis reminded himself.

“I can give you a couple more names.” He nodded to someone across the room. “That boy who looks like me but less blond is Lucian, my brother. And that…[Read more]

@rae

This was so much fun!

On further thought, I never went back and verified his age. Lol. He’s probably a little older in the RP. It’s awkward because the series followed this whole group of young people as they grew up, so he is several ages.

@loopylin

Glad you enjoyed it. =) This is my… Third? time through Northanger. It’s so special, a delight every time. Definitely needs more appreciation. <3

@loopylin

Moth

“Not many,” Moth admitted. “I arrived last night. I met Lois Thorne first. Flax was there, too. Then I met Ari not long before retiring for the night.”

Three new acquaintances felt like a lot, but in the grand scheme of things, it wasn’t.

He pulled his feet up onto his seat, folded his hands together, and propped them on his…[Read more]

@whalekeeper

Ellis

“I think that is a very admirable goal. Though maybe a bit ambitious. There are more royals here than I would like to count.” He paused, looking around the room. “ How many names do you know now?”

@elishavet-pidyon

Thank you for sharing that. I love Northanger Abbey. It seems very under appreciated compared to her other books.

In case someone needs some encouragement, or at least a good laugh; I am reading Northanger Abbey, Jane Austen’s most light hearted work, and I just found her first rant on the true value of novels. Personally, I feel this rant is particularly applicable to the whimsical, fantastic, and perhaps even childish stories among us.

Ahem.

*Adding…[Read more]

@loopylin

Moth

“Yes. I was just thinking, I’ve never seen so many people before. It’s wonderful. I… might try to learn everyone’s names. Don’t you think that would be good? Everyone likes to be known by name.”

@whalekeeper

Ellis

“It’s… possibly connected.” The slightest bit of a growl tinged his voice. He didn’t want to think about his headaches or his visions at the moment. One was currently more forgettable than the other. He changed the subject, trying to deviate the attention away from himself.

“Are you enjoying being at the school so far?”

@loopylin @koshka @ellette-giselle @whalekeeper

Wilhelm

This empty space that he had found was suddenly not so empty. He looked past Wolfgang’s flying eating utensils and made out two unfamiliar faces. They were both dark headed boys, but that was where resemblance stopped.

Or was it?

His spit politely onto the floor. He was at an awkward …[Read more]