Fandom High Welcome Picnic, Front Lawn of the School, All Day: Part I

[mouthy-merc.livejournal.com]

The weather was nice, the school wasn't currently under attack from forces not of this universe and they were still in Iceland. Oh yeah, it was day one of the rest of the newbies' lives.

Welcome to fandom, kiddos. Try not to trip over left over sombreros from Thursday!


[Please wait for OCD is up! This is part one of the picnic, specifically for meeting siblings, roommates, and teachers. The rest of the picnic is happening here and here, in an effort to keep browsers from breaking for as long as possible.]

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Re: Meet Your Big/Little Sibling (Summer 2011)

[trigons_child]

"I am certain you will meet her soon," Raven said. "And there is Shira as well, though I do not know her well."

She wanted to ask Surreal more questions about her home, but consulting Karla first might be wise. "I am not from this world, either," she said instead. "I first came here two years ago, but I have learned a great deal from my fellow students and the teachers. And I will be happy to aid you in any way that I can. Do you have any questions yet?"

Re: Meet Your Big/Little Sibling (Summer 2011)

[harpy-daughter.livejournal.com]

So there were three witches, one of whom Surreal had already met and was a nosy little thing. And of course they'd assigned someone who was friends with Karla to be her Sister.

"No, I will be fine," she replied. "It's not as if this is a large city or Territory to get lost in."

Re: Meet Your Big/Little Sibling (Summer 2011)

[trigons_child]

"There are dangers, however," Raven said. "The island is often invaded, though fortunately we have always managed to drive them back." Oh, she had a long list of things to tell Surreal.

"There are gremlins as well, which are generally not dangerous, though their bite contains a venom that may make you act out of character," she went on. "And there are times when the students and people of the town are transformed into children, or their older selves, or another gender."