Log; Complete

[teamaniac.livejournal.com]

When; Thursday, September 25th, 7PM
Rating; PG
Characters; Evangeline teamaniac, Autor freakyfanboy
Summary; Autor wants to meet a vampire. For tea, Eva obliges.
Log; The young looking girl had quickly scoured the city for information. She was already aware that her secret was most likely out but it wasn't like she really needed to hide it in the first place. All pretenses of keeping magic a secret had dropped in this mostly magical world. That meant she didn't mind returning back to her own roots of being a loner and doing nothing except out of personal gain. Living in the light? Hmph. She was still content with trying to ignore Nagi's advice.

She headed out early for her meeting, wanting to look around and mostly to avoid cleaning for a while. She wore her white dress, gothic lolita style of course, with a white top hat and a white umbrella. She didn't need the umbrella for daylight walking but she used it anyways. It was that much less of a drain on her, albeit minuscule. After an hour of wandering, she finally made her way to her destination, the apartment of that boy Autor. Knowing full well she could blow in the door if she liked, she lightly knocked, hoping the boy wouldn't pick up on it so she could give him a hard time.

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[teamaniac.livejournal.com]

"That doesn't matter." She puffed her cheeks a little, still a bit miffed that he had such a disgusting idea. Her face finally dropped into a cruel smile.

"You may regret learning from a dark mage. You might end up finding yourself walking the same path I am. Alone."

[freakyfanboy.livejournal.com]

He looked at her with a bit of skepticism and a snort. "I think I can handle that. I'm alone anyway." He shrugged. "What's so 'dark' about it, anyway? All magic is dangerous if misused."

[teamaniac.livejournal.com]

She replied with a snort of her own.

"Dark mages use negative feelings to power their spells. Is this something cliche in your human world?"

She shook her head.

"Regardless, there is no quick path to even mastering a simple spell of creating a light source. You'll have to dedicate all your spare time to practicing on your own. You may just want to speak with a friend of mine. She worked her way from the bottom up. She's still a beginner but it might be encouraging for your mortal ego."

[freakyfanboy.livejournal.com]

"Depends on the writer."

He listened carefully, considering every word. Dedicate his spare time...well, that was fine. He couldn't continue his research on Drosselmeyer here...he might as well shift focus to other areas of magic, power he might actually be able to harness for himself. "I'm ready to work as hard as I have to. ...And I think I'd like you meet your friend, if I could."

[teamaniac.livejournal.com]

"Don't think too far ahead. We'll start on hand to hand combat first. You might want to read up on Aikido. That's all, of course, if you pass the test."

Dropping to her feet, she pushed the chair back.

"Now then, you'll have to get back to me with your answer. Think it over carefully."

[freakyfanboy.livejournal.com]

Aikido. Sounded Japanese...maybe Doumeki would know about it. He nodded, his head turning over different scenarios. He could look it up in the library if Doumeki didn't know...he might want to look into vampires, as well.

"I will. I should let you know soon."

[teamaniac.livejournal.com]

Grabbing her umbrella, she headed towards the door.

"Now, if you'll show me off, I'll be out of your hair."

[freakyfanboy.livejournal.com]

"Ah...of course." He followed after her, his longer legs easily bringing him over to her side, then opened the door when they neared it. "...Thank you for answering my questions."

[teamaniac.livejournal.com]

She tossed her head, heading out the door.

"You have unused potential, boy. Don't let it go to waste."

[freakyfanboy.livejournal.com]

He paused. That was supposed to be encouraging...right? "Thank you. That's my goal."

[teamaniac.livejournal.com]

With a final backwards wave, Eva popped open her umbrella and left, leaving the boy in his own thought.