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Main Campfire, Saturday Early Evening
The less said about yesterday, the better. Her headache—how was she to explain that in her next report?—was grateful that she was avoiding thoughts of it. Temporarily. It was bad form to avoid things for long.
Rosalind knew that which was why, she sat herself by a campfire. Back straight, in her uniform, and trying her best not to feel as... severely out of place as she felt. This was not how she preferred to be seen. She was aware of the fact that she had to look ridiculous in her suit (too hot, too stiff, too formal) and sitting by an unlit campfire with a contemplative look on her face as evening slowly fell.
And a bag of marshmallows by her side. They weren't something she was particularly fond of but a few were alright and Rosalind was well aware that other students seemed to flock to them. Perhaps she'd use them as a bribe to get someone else to light the fire? Though she thought that might be ridiculous. It was hot enough without adding extra heat.
Even if it looked rather, well, pretty when it was burning. Mmm. Decisions, decisions.
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Rosalind knew that which was why, she sat herself by a campfire. Back straight, in her uniform, and trying her best not to feel as... severely out of place as she felt. This was not how she preferred to be seen. She was aware of the fact that she had to look ridiculous in her suit (too hot, too stiff, too formal) and sitting by an unlit campfire with a contemplative look on her face as evening slowly fell.
And a bag of marshmallows by her side. They weren't something she was particularly fond of but a few were alright and Rosalind was well aware that other students seemed to flock to them. Perhaps she'd use them as a bribe to get someone else to light the fire? Though she thought that might be ridiculous. It was hot enough without adding extra heat.
Even if it looked rather, well, pretty when it was burning. Mmm. Decisions, decisions.
[Oooopen~!]
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It looked a little sad, if he were honest, and just watching her in that uniform was making him feel too hot. Then again, he was already feeling too hot. He was built for cold weather so the cut off pair of jeans was more than enough right now.
"Staring at it isn't going to make it catch on fire," he said as he approached her. "Unless you've got powers that I don't know about yet."
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A considering pause.
"And lighting this would be a waste of magic."
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Could she possibly be snippier? Well. Yes. Rosalind wasn't even particularly trying yet.
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What snippy tone?
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"Don't tell me you're one of those people who enjoys camping with little more than a bit of fabric and a stick to prop it up."
Eugh. She'd slept outside before and would likely have to do so again but that absolutely didn't mean she had to enjoy it.
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The wolf didn't care where he slept, as long as he slept.
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Not that there was a fire but details.
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"Someone steal your cigarettes?" she asked calmly, flicking a marshmallow at him. "Nicotine withdrawal? Have some sugar."
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A sidelong glance. "And I am not sweet," Rosalind added witheringly.
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Because her home had that problem on a rather grand scale.
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And the plate.
"A number of them are scared of the sky, now, but I enjoy it."
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Not the worst thing she'd heard by a long shot, but still -- sad.
"You're lucky, not to be afraid."
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But a Turk couldn't stop and gape up at the sky while she was working.
"People are used to their homes. Most don't find it sad that we cannot see the sky."
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Rosalind shook her head.
"What of your home? What is it like?"
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