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paixaorpg2010-01-16 12:03 am
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Just a walk in the park (Active / Open)
Character(s): Grace, Sara, anyone?
Content: Grace is looking for a permanent residence
Setting: Streets? TBA
Time: Afternoonish
Warnings: Avatar spoilers and Grace's mouth
This was not really Grace's day. She'd been looking for what felt like ages for an apartment to live in. But nothing seemed to quite work out. Still, she was determined not to spend another day as Braska's guest, no matter how nice he was. He'd been kind enough to offer her a place to stay and as much help as could be expected, but with her Avatar and human forms both here, Grace wanted somewhere she knew would be safe. It was a control issue.
So, that brought her to the middle of the city as she tried to ask the few people who would actually speak to a nine-foot-tall blue thing where the best apartments were. Some would answer and some wouldn't, she knew. It had been a long time since she'd been near humans who didn't know what Na'vi were, but she hadn't forgotten what their basic nature was like. So she was prepared to be stared at. Still, that wouldn't stop her from trying.
Content: Grace is looking for a permanent residence
Setting: Streets? TBA
Time: Afternoonish
Warnings: Avatar spoilers and Grace's mouth
This was not really Grace's day. She'd been looking for what felt like ages for an apartment to live in. But nothing seemed to quite work out. Still, she was determined not to spend another day as Braska's guest, no matter how nice he was. He'd been kind enough to offer her a place to stay and as much help as could be expected, but with her Avatar and human forms both here, Grace wanted somewhere she knew would be safe. It was a control issue.
So, that brought her to the middle of the city as she tried to ask the few people who would actually speak to a nine-foot-tall blue thing where the best apartments were. Some would answer and some wouldn't, she knew. It had been a long time since she'd been near humans who didn't know what Na'vi were, but she hadn't forgotten what their basic nature was like. So she was prepared to be stared at. Still, that wouldn't stop her from trying.