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ladyofnarnia (ladyofnarnia) wrote in mirage_rpg,
@ 2009-01-22 12:33:00

Entry tags:

alphonse elric, astor bennett, complete, day 30, gray harkness, group activity, susan pevensie

Who: Susan Pevensie, Gray Harkness, Astor Bennett, Alphonse Elric (posting order set)
When: Day 30
What: Meeting of the Younger (along with one teen) Residents of Mirage via Video Games
Rating: PG-13 tops
Status: Incomplete

Susan saw the note on her door and was beyond confused, she had never heard of video games before and it showed on her face. But she also saw there were 3 others, all she had not met yet so this should be a sight. So once the golems showed up she sat in th video game area and waited for the rest to arrive. The simple skirt and sweater was more fitting the 1940's and well this young queen would not explain Narnia unless asked but she was quite curious. "So different, nothing like home or even Narnia" as she watched the doorway while sipping some mint tea.

Susan also has no idea that she would be the oldest of this little group at 16 or that 2 of the kids are close in age to her own sister.

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miami_angel97
2009-01-26 02:41 am UTC (link)

Astor frowned heavily. "They're stupid, that's what they are," she grumped at the other girl. She didn't really think so, but she was in a bad mood now. The Planet was keeping her here, away from her family, and now the stupid place was rubbing it in.

She shifted a little, crossing her arms over her chest as the other girl asked if she knew how the consoles worked and whether she could help set it up while they waited for two more people to come. With a sigh and an overdramatic roll of her eyes, Astor pushed herself off the couch again, dropping down Indian style beside the other girl.

"Just let me do it," she said snappishly, snatching away the console - not one she was familiar with, because she only knew about Cody's Nintendo 64, but she had a feeling that the basic setups were the same. "It's just a game, but you play it on the TV with the controlers instead of, like, a board game. Everybody knows that," she grumbled as she untangled the cords. "You put the yellow plug in the yellow hole and the red plug in the red one, and then you do the same on the TV. It's so easy," she said, frowning, as she did just that and then dropped the console unceremoniously in front of the televison. "There," she said, rounding up the setup by plugging in the controllers and handing one of them to the other girl and leaving the other abandoned beside the console as she got to her feet and dropped back on the couch. "When they show up and you wanna play, you just put in the game there," she said listlessly, pointing, "and press the power button."

Astor knew she was being rude, but she couldn't bring herself to care. She'd feel badly about it when she calmed down, but for now, she just wanted to be anywhere but here and, unfortunately for this other girl, Astor planned on taking it out on her newfound 'friend.'

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