The Roof, Saturday Morning

[abitlowkey]

Using magic on the remaining bruises from the complete moron Phobos was the goal for the day. Ikol's advice on the matter had only been mildly helpful (mostly confusing) and so he was left to his own devices on it.

This would be so much more simple had his elder-self thought to keep his knowledge of magic perfectly intact. Ugh.

For now, he sat on the roof in just his normal clothing from Asgard, hood down as he focused. People here didn't seem to realize this was a remarkably mild winter. Barely even worthy of the name 'winter' at that.

[[Open like a roof!]]

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[wesleynotponcy.livejournal.com]

While some people were emoing it up on the roof, other people were... okay, also coming to emo it up on the roof. Or reflect. Wesley preferred reflect.

"Oh -- I didn't realize anyone was up here."

[life_inshadow]

Tara didn't come up on the roof often, but it seemed like a good place to sit and reflect on the last day of the year. She had a book at hand, but mostly she wanted to just ... be.

Well. She could be with other people.

"Oh," she said to the new guy. "Hi. Nice ... day for the roof."

Inane, but small talk had never been her forte.

[dressedinblood]

Anna was--not exactly emoing. Okay, she was emoing, but also, she had realized that the roof was higher up than anywhere she'd been in possibly her entire life, and she wanted to see what the view was like. So she could know what she would be looking at while she brooded.

She wasn't expecting it to be already occupied. "Hello again," she said softly.

[nonelikemesince.livejournal.com]

Anakin had made a habit of climbing the Massassi temple on Yavin 4 when he'd been a student at the Jedi Academy.

Now that he was back at school, climbing the building seemed like a thing to do even if it wasn't the same thing, doing it by himself.

So he made it up to the roof, but not in the usual way -- a messy head of brown hair poked up over the edge of the roof just before Anakin hauled himself up over the edge and dropped down to sit.

"Oh, hi."