TEST DRIVE MEME

[behind_the_box]

Starting now, we'll put up a new one of these very month! Feel free to use the current setting of Pandora (Christmas in July) or make up your own! You can also use the following scenarios if you'd prefer:

1. Mushroom Kingdom

Have you ever wanted to be a fairy? Well now you are, even if the answer was no! The City is a big, big place, all of a sudden. Houses are roomy affairs inside giant mushrooms, there are colorful flowers everywhere you look, and the animals are always friendly! Unfortunately, the only food items being sold in the market this month are fruit, fruit, and.... more fruit.

2. School Town

You may be too old to attend the academy, but that doesn't seem to matter; your attendance is mandatory anyway. Or perhaps you're there to teach, because you're the only resident of Pandora that possesses a certain skill. It doesn't matter if it can't be learned; you have to come up with a lesson plan anyway. At least the uniforms aren't some god awful color, right?

3. Zombie Apocalypse.

There's no coming back from death in Pandora, so you'd better do all you can to survive. Three quarters of the city are already infected, and this is the last stand. Are you going to pool your resources and try to make it together, or is it time to stop trusting others and go it alone until the month is over?

Comments

[knightwalksintoaboar]

[ Lancer glances back inside the classroom, then back at his... counterpart. He's not as certain as the younger man is if he wants to have a conversation right now, especially considering he suspects a great deal of it will involve Kayneth. ]

I'm sure it will. If we're not brought to Management's Punishment Hall, the school administration will think of a different way to discipline us. There will be time to talk later.

[ It's as much of a warning as it is a diversion. Although it's true that he doesn't want to talk to Diarmuid right now about their lives, he also doesn't want to get him in trouble. It's probably foolish of him, but he feels some protective impulses towards him. ]

[otherwise_proven]

[Diarmuid gives-- Diarmuid a glance, a little unsure as to how to read the other man. For all they look alike, it's not as if they really know each other. Lost for any better reaction, he gives a half smile and a sort of one-shouldered shrug, shifting the load of books beneath his arm.]

Fair enough, then. I suppose If I'm back at school, I'd better act like it.
Later would be brilliant, though-- for a talk.

[It's an odd thing to find himself doing, but he puts out his hand for a shake.]
Good to have met you-- Diarmuid.