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fandomhighdorms2011-11-22 03:10 pm
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Salle, Tuesday Afternoon
Okay...after the trip home and what she and Raven had discovered about the disappearance of the island of Zuul--pardon, Zuulaman--Karla had some very complex emotions to work through. On the one hand, she was pretty certain that whatever was going on with other people's worlds was not at all related to what happened to Zuulaman. So, that was a plus. She didn't know what she would have done if Uncle Sae--if the High Lord had somehow been responsible for Priestly and Valentine and Jak and Dujae and whoever else had gone missing. On the other hand, now she had no ideas or clues or anything else to go on. Her tangled web hadn't been particularly helpful, her dreams remained vague and unsettling, no one seemed to know what to do and her one lead had fizzled out completely.
So, yeah. Stick practice. A lot of it. Even if it didn't actually help her sort out her problems, she could practice until she was ready to drop. That should make for a few hours at least when she wasn't fretting over something she couldn't change. She threw herself into the forms Lucivar had drilled into her, moving from one to the other, faster and faster until she could get them flawless.
She was going to be here for awhile.
[Expecting one, but open!]
So, yeah. Stick practice. A lot of it. Even if it didn't actually help her sort out her problems, she could practice until she was ready to drop. That should make for a few hours at least when she wasn't fretting over something she couldn't change. She threw herself into the forms Lucivar had drilled into her, moving from one to the other, faster and faster until she could get them flawless.
She was going to be here for awhile.
[Expecting one, but open!]

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Tersa had, apparently, included a rock. Surreal was sure there was a message in there somewhere, but she was not inclined to decode it.
She was, however, standing in the doorway of the salle with the sticks casually slung over one shoulder, looking mildly disgruntled as she saw Karla.
"Hells."
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Karla glanced back at the doorway and grimaced. "Mother Night," she supplied, careful not to miss a single step. The last thing she needed was Surreal's amusement because she'd surprised Karla enough to make her stumble.
Besides, the salle was plenty big enough for both of them. She could continue as she was and Surreal could go do whatever she was planning to do...over there. Somewhere.
And that was when Karla saw the sticks. "Bloody Hell."
They were getting along marvelously!
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The Queenling had sticks like hers. Surreal smelled one of Sadi's Ideas, and those rarely ended well for anyone except the Sadist himself.
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...She was probably right about that bit about the Sadist and his Ideas.
"Kiss kiss," Karla said, giving the other witch a sunny and insincere smile. "I was tempted to start cursing in Eyrien, but I didn't want you to feel left out."
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Decent instincts, but no training. Karla could see that much.
"Did your Warlord Prince send them to you?"
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Of course Sadi sent them to her; Surreal could never afford something like this on her own.
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Look, the girl was an aristo. Surreal had to ask.
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Ben loved the sticks.
...not dirty.
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She twirled them around, stretching a bit as she did. "Went to the Keep today with Raven. It's not the same as Zuulaman. Don't know what it is, but it's not that."
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He'd put a little too much hope into that being the solution.
"We'll just have to keep looking, then."
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"Momoko's going to be sending me her notes. And I'm going to see if I can't get something similar from Dinah. Those might be useful."
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He smiled a little as he stepped into the Salle, sticks in hand, and realized that he wasn't alone.
"Great minds, huh?"
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That little smile turned pretty quickly into a somewhat worried frown. A response like that seemed to warrant one, really.
"Something up, Karla?" Sticks could wait for a moment. 'Guess so' was not really a Karla sort of greeting.
... Warren had been a little sheltered this weekend.
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Someone was making a few major assumptions about just what her boyfriend knew.
"Today didn't make it any better, either."
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"Uh... disappearances?"
See? Really, a lot! He'd heard about Portalocity's fail. He knew that he still hadn't heard from Bobby since he'd left to be with his dad, but he figured that was more a matter of Bobby needing space. And he had no idea what was up with Kennedy being impossible to contact these days. But beyond that?
Warren didn't really have anyone back home that he kept in touch with, on a regular basis.
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He'd known that other Warren. He'd had a long talk with the man, about what it meant to be a mutant, what it meant to be a Worthington. What it meant to just be.
He swallowed a lump in his throat.
"Oh..." That was... that was bad. "And... nobody knows what's... causing it? Or where people are going?"
Obviously they had to be going somewhere, right? Like when reality had ripped a while back and he'd wound up in Rapture? That was what this was like? Only... maybe less... Rapturey.
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