Fandom High Graduation Ceremony, Class of 2012, Early Saturday Evening (Part 2)

[bigdamnprincipal]

Were you all enjoying your graduation, children? Ingvar certainly hoped you were. It was so much fun, after all! Though... it could be a little more fun, couldn't it? It felt as if something was missing somehow. Something to really make it... fun.

Ingvar knew what it was.

And so, while the graduates were still on and around the stage, the earth began to rumble. Large black clouds of smoke pushed out of Ingvar's volcano and into the air, obscuring the sky and the moon. Soon, the air was covered in a thick black blanket of darkness.

The tune of the rumbling shifted.

Around the stage, clear protective walls sprung up. This was not Fandom's first tango on graduation day, thank you. She knew how to take care of what was hers.

Unfortunately, Ingvar knew its mother well. Moments later, it began to rain: a thick downpour of familiar plastic poppets in varying levels of creepiness, but also nice, brown, fluffy ...red-eyed, sharp-clawed teddy bears. And leading the charge, teeth-first--

"DROP BEARS!"

[OCD is up! Have at it! Audience | Grads: Fight! | Grads: Hide! | Aftermath | OOC 1 | OOC 2]

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Re: And then Fandom had enough...

[momslilassassin]

"It'd be astral," Ben decided. "Ender's place is far enough away from everything that as long as you didn't want to go into town for cultural experiences--" like Twi'lek dancing girls, "--no one would even know you were there."

Re: And then Fandom had enough...

[weetuskenraider]

Oddly, Tahiri didn't feel like she was missing out on much by missing out on the Twi'lek dancing girls. Go figure.

"I don't think I have a problem with that, anyway," she agreed.

Re: And then Fandom had enough...

[momslilassassin]

He gave her a quick kiss on the cheek. "Then consider yourself invited the next time we head back."

Re: And then Fandom had enough...

[weetuskenraider]

Tahiri didn't say anything to the effect out loud, but the look on her face and her Force presence might give away that this meant a lot more to her than she was letting on.

"Thank you," was all she said, and meant it.