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glacial_queen ([personal profile] glacial_queen) wrote in [community profile] fandomhighdorms2010-09-17 10:30 pm

Second Floor Common Room, Friday Evening

After a long day out fighting creepy zombie piranha fish, Karla had fought her way to the castle, beyond the goblin city to Pizza Planet, in the vague hopes that perhaps someone had decided to go in early and gotten stuck. Or something.

Much to Karla's surprise, Pizza Planet was actually open and mostly staffed. The denizens of Fandom were even more jaded by the invasions than the students, and apparently decided a paycheck was more important than the piranhas.

They hadn't been particularly happy to see her. Probably because it had been a very light day for them, work-wise.

But she'd shown up and hadn't moved until they completed her order and now Karla had a giant stack of pizzas to feed people along with a few two litres of soda and a giant salad. After a long day of fighting (or even not), she figured that fresh, hot food that didn't come from a microwave would be appreciated.

She was still debating turning on cheesy horror movies like she'd talked about with Ben, though. That might be a bit much after today.

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[identity profile] talks-backwards.livejournal.com 2010-09-18 05:45 am (UTC)(link)
"Sometimes...I want to strangle you." God, she needed that out of her system. "The rest of the time, you are pretty cool. I'd still strangle you though, I think."

She was going to stuff her mouth on pizza now, thanks.

[identity profile] talks-backwards.livejournal.com 2010-09-18 01:56 pm (UTC)(link)
Zatanna waved a hand dismissively. "The point stands." Although the other word sounded better, perhaps. "Huh, I don't know if that is a good thing, or a bad thing." The part where apparently half the people she met wanted to get rid of her.

"Hey, put the day and place, as I think I said before. I'm not sneaking on you and pulling your hair." As much of a temptation as it was. "Kiss kiss", replied, too, because she could and it sounded odd enough for her not to know what to make of it.