aмelιa ღ ѕтeιnвecĸ (
recluserose) wrote in
sweethymns2011-08-19 11:26 pm
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recluserose,
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[It was another night in the town of Blackgale, with no moon in sight to set the dark sky aglow amid the blanket of stars. The lack of moonlight, however, was not stopping the local (and only) witch, Amelia Steinbeck, from doing a much needed patrol for this particular night. After all, when a demon from the darkest realm from who knows where comes to ones doorstep with the intention of murder, there's probably others lurking around.
That wasn't going to do, not at all.
Of course, she had to be at school soon for an early morning meeting... But hey, it's high school and she was always on time no matter what, thanks to magic. And thus, Amelia began to wander around in the streets, with a green flame flickering in one hand-- only visible to her, other magic users, and a magnet for more demons.
Come at her bros.]
That wasn't going to do, not at all.
Of course, she had to be at school soon for an early morning meeting... But hey, it's high school and she was always on time no matter what, thanks to magic. And thus, Amelia began to wander around in the streets, with a green flame flickering in one hand-- only visible to her, other magic users, and a magnet for more demons.
Come at her bros.]

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[She gestures at a redheaded boy that looks to be in his early twenties, who glances towards the two when he notices their arrival. His eyes are red, almost unnaturally so and his demeanor is curt]
Evening Aiden. Are you the only one working tonight? [He nods although he gives a suspicious glance at Warren]
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Play nice you two. [This Aiden boy doesn't like you already Mr. West 8| But at least he's not the talkative type as he slides a drink menu towards Warren and he just starts on Amelia's usual-- as he's working Amelia's got some other questions]
Mr. West, does that demon have a name? I need it for future reference just in case.
[And she seems fine talking about this business in front of Aiden who frankly looks like he's heard stuff like this before-- so he's minding himself for the most part]
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It probably does. I just don't know what it is. It didn't exactly introduce itself.
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[Aiden finishes mixing her drink-- an old fashioned Whiskey Sour and she takes a glass taking a large swing of it. She pauses and looks pointedly at their bartender]
A little light on the whiskey aren't you? [He rolls his eyes and then glances at Warren to see if he's made his choice]
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[ He chuckles- he would not have taken Amelia for a connoisseur of alcohol, of all things. He's... not. ]
Just a Guinness, I think.
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What is 'fine' for you exactly?
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I'm still alive. That's always a positive.
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[ He shrugs, taking another drink ]
On a magical scale, you outclass me by miles, but in my own world, within the confines of its laws of magic, I'm pretty far up there on the food chain. People tend to just leave me alone, rather than pick fights.
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Do you think you will take an apprentice?
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Usually if one is born into a magical family, it's their parents who teach them to put their magic under control. Then they're handed over to a teacher who will guide them through techniques.
There are plenty of qualified wizards and witches who take on apprentices, sometimes up to five at a time. But sometimes, a student wants to seek out a more prestigious teacher, one with a 'title' so to speak.
Still, if you can remember, I'm an odd case. My apprenticeship was completely and totally random.
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I suppose I'm just curious about the way things work for you and yours.
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oh my word over 200 tags *A*
/tags foreverrrrrr
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