Lunamor

“I’m up!” ”I think so. I feel much better than I did yesterday, at least.” Jenny poked her side. That hurt, but less than it had previously. ”How about you?”

Jenny noticed the daggers arrayed next to her bag and smiled. Ed probably had done that after she’d spilled them. ”Thanks, Ed.” She returned them to their former container, repeating her very sharp game of Tetris. Seeing Lucid standing next to Ed, she waved. ”Hi, Lucid!” @Weaver of Lights @Wierdo

“Fineeee…” Jenny peeked out of the sleeping bag. What was with Aaron recently? He was so worried about making it to their destination on time. She was worried about it too, but it wasn’t like they were that far behind. She grumbled under her breath. ”You don’t have to be so rude about it.” She carefully sat up, then ate a bit more ambrosia. The wound her in side healed further, and she sighed as some of the pain vanished. Carefully, Jenny stood up. Walking would be more difficult than usual, but she could probably support herself at this point.

“Noooooooo…” Jenny’s complaint was a bit muffled through the sleeping bag. She didn’t emerge from her cocoon.

Eza tossed the bandages to Lum, then followed them down from the rooftop. Remaining in a darker area in case they had been tailed, she crossed her arms. Despite the shadows covering her face, one could clearly see the scowl adorning it. “What was that?!” She managed to keep her voice quiet, but failed to keep her ire out of it. She wasn’t exactly trying to hide it, anyways. ”Why did you antagonize that guy when he was clearly powerful in some way? Our faces are plastered on walls everywhere, we can’t afford to anger people like that! Loudly taunting him was more than dangerous enough, let alone setting a bar on fire. The fire wasn’t necessarily your fault, I know you’ve got all that bad luck stuff, but it was most certainly somehow caused by whatever you did during that dice game. We’re lucky those radiant people didn’t try to turn us in for a bounty. I’m still not convinced they aren’t going to come after us. You wouldn’t even accept rusting bandages from one of them; the only thing that could do was offend him! The only reason I agreed to steal them was cause of that.” She vaguely gestured towards Lum’s various injuries, then sighed. ”I can excuse the bar fire, but that dice game was too much. Rust, I’d never thought I’d say something like that…”

Here’s a slightly burnt cake. I have a spinning top.

Chill

I’m pretty sure I have the opposite of whatever a green thumb is. TPBM has held a bird.

The continued sounds of talking brought Jenny back to the waking world again. She let out a soft and perturbed “nooooooo”. She wasn’t a particularly big fan of the waking world quite yet. Her side didn’t hurt when she was asleep. Still not opening her eyes, she blindly reached into her pack. She somehow managed to grab her sleeping bag without cutting herself on any of the many daggers stuffed inside in the process. Jenny yanked it out, spilling some of the said weapons onto the ground. Laying the sleeping bag down, she crawled into it. She then proceeded to hide completely within it from the noises of conversation and promptly went back to sleep. @Weaver of Lights

Bite it to make sure it’s legit. WWYDIYF an iPod in your pocket?

I like integrals a weird amount. Can do you any decent impressions of characters/celebrities?

Granted. All chocolate chip cookies become raisin cookies in your presence. I wish for macadamia nut cookies to become white chocolate chip cookies.

Get eaten, probably, but gain a level in light armor at the same time. WWYDIYF a basketball signed by Michael Jordan in your pocket?

Havoc

Nope! I’m currently on break but am going back to college soon. TPBM loses sleep because their pets refuse to leave them alone at night.

Jenny was half woken up by Roy talking. Not opening her eyes, she grumbled something about “asleep time now” and immediately fell all the way asleep again. She was tired enough that no Hypnokinesis was needed for that feat.

Go ahead, see for yourself.

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Jenny smiled softly. Ed really was amazing. She would've started leaning on him, but was paranoid it would cause her to drift off. She had no idea what to think about that statement. There wasn't much benefit for Roy to speak about Ed in a somewhat positive light like this. Did Roy actually care? No, he couldn't. He couldn't. But he was acting like he did. Jenny didn't know how to react to this, so she just looked down, not making eye contact.