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Doctoring 101
Sadly for most of the members of the class, Navaan was back at the front of the classroom today, looking much better from her week asleep or whatever. More excitingly, not only was she at the front of the room, but so were heaps of moddable supplies for what looked like a big arts and crafts project. Various kinds of cloth, lots of different sewing supplies, trim of all kinds...
Oh and one other thing bore noting. Navaan was dressed in layers of ragged linen strips, strategically placed around her body. It was incredibly revealing, showing a lot of skin, but fortunately for their wee minds and multiple state and federal statutes, everything that needed to be covered was.
"Hey kids," she said once she realized that they were all present, likely more than a few minutes after the bell rang. "So, you're probably asking yourselves, 'Why is Doctor Navaan dressed as a sexy ghoul? Why are there dried blood stains on that costume? What amazing doctoring lesson does she have planned for us today?'"
No one had been thinking that, Navaan. No one.
"Well, an huge part of doctoring involves finding out secrets. Secrets are super-important to doctors--they're what help us solve mysteries and fight crime. But secrets don't do anyone any good if they're locked up in someone's head and not being shared. So when you're faced with someone who knows more than they're telling, you have to learn what they know. And the best tool in a doctor's bag is: seduction! Who here knows anything about seducing anybody?"
Don't worry, class. She'd wait.
Once it seemed that the class had volunteered anything they were going to, Navaan sighed and continued her lecture. "Okay, so the most important thing about seducing someone is that you can't just give them what they think they want. That's not seduction, it's...I don't know. Romance or something. You need to keep your target intrigued, surprised, and a little afraid." That was surely a reassuring way to look at it! "Once you're dressed in an appropriately sexy costume, you--" She paused to think about it and shook her head. "Nah, I can't even explain that to you lot. Most of you are about as dim as a half-dead firefly, so we're gonna have to do this slow. So, first step of a proper seduction: costumes. Your job today is to come up with seducing costumes. I got plenty of stuff here, so design and make some good seducing costumes. At the end of the class, you can show 'em off and explain how you're gonna seduce someone with that costume."
[Class and bits of lecture taken from Bunting and Seduction. Both comics are NSFW, so be warned.]
Oh and one other thing bore noting. Navaan was dressed in layers of ragged linen strips, strategically placed around her body. It was incredibly revealing, showing a lot of skin, but fortunately for their wee minds and multiple state and federal statutes, everything that needed to be covered was.
"Hey kids," she said once she realized that they were all present, likely more than a few minutes after the bell rang. "So, you're probably asking yourselves, 'Why is Doctor Navaan dressed as a sexy ghoul? Why are there dried blood stains on that costume? What amazing doctoring lesson does she have planned for us today?'"
No one had been thinking that, Navaan. No one.
"Well, an huge part of doctoring involves finding out secrets. Secrets are super-important to doctors--they're what help us solve mysteries and fight crime. But secrets don't do anyone any good if they're locked up in someone's head and not being shared. So when you're faced with someone who knows more than they're telling, you have to learn what they know. And the best tool in a doctor's bag is: seduction! Who here knows anything about seducing anybody?"
Don't worry, class. She'd wait.
Once it seemed that the class had volunteered anything they were going to, Navaan sighed and continued her lecture. "Okay, so the most important thing about seducing someone is that you can't just give them what they think they want. That's not seduction, it's...I don't know. Romance or something. You need to keep your target intrigued, surprised, and a little afraid." That was surely a reassuring way to look at it! "Once you're dressed in an appropriately sexy costume, you--" She paused to think about it and shook her head. "Nah, I can't even explain that to you lot. Most of you are about as dim as a half-dead firefly, so we're gonna have to do this slow. So, first step of a proper seduction: costumes. Your job today is to come up with seducing costumes. I got plenty of stuff here, so design and make some good seducing costumes. At the end of the class, you can show 'em off and explain how you're gonna seduce someone with that costume."
[Class and bits of lecture taken from Bunting and Seduction. Both comics are NSFW, so be warned.]

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Although this did seem to provide an opportunity to -- no.
Either way, she spent most of the lecture studiously not looking at anyone in the class, and absolutely did not raise her hand to offer what she knew about seduction.
(Because honestly, it wasn't much, anyway.)
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All she knew was that some people were into hips! That could not possibly be helpful!
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Firstly, because she had never actually seduced anyone. Secondly, because the one time she had tried, she'd been mind-whammied and her boyfriend had politely refused.
And thirdly: she was pretty sure that seducing Joker was a matter of showing up at his door. Teenage boys did not require much by way of seduction.
... of course, this class could be fun. She should not be getting ideas, but ....
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Make Your Costumes
For example, cnonically, Navaan turns down the opportunity to be a ghost and a hat rack before agreeing to be a most excellent fruit viking.
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Seductive turkey baster? Seductive traffic cone? Seductive... what was she supposed to do with a Sharpie marker and three buttons?!
There were a few pebbles and crystals on the table, though, and some dried flowers and grasses. Maybe she could work with this?
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So by the time she was done, Celia had magicked her own neckline lower and vanished her sleeves, leaving her in a laced-up bodice, and pinned her skirt up on one side to reveal a bit of her leg. She'd tied a bandage just above her knee to replace her now-vanished garter, as well as along her arms to make up for lack of sleeves, and pulled her hair down and over one shoulder. The overall effect was of a...painted lady of her own time, sort of, at least until Celia decided to fully embrace the insanity of the class, and slung a string of Christmas lights (that didn't light up, of course, because there was no battery pack) around her hips, and strung a...yo-yo through her makeshift garter.
Because why not.
She gave the whole thing a quick, magical splash of red, just for flavor, and called it done. It was a bit more than she'd generally really show in public of her own volition (though her swimsuit was more scandalous, she thought), but it was far, far, far better than what Navaan was wearing, and absolutely leagues better than the picture she'd been shown of what 'sorceresses' ought to be wearing. And hopefully it would prove the point that she was both biologically female, with all the appropriate parts and not deformed and capable of wearing dresses that weren't 'ugly,' since she was still not over that and probably should have been.
And since everyone didn't have her powers, she also left her conjured screen in place, for anyone who wanted a private spot to change. She was considerate that way.
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What she ended up doing was taking a very transparent black layer and gluing darker geometric patches (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v328/Rellyjean/eleanor/3_28329.jpg) over it, in strategic areas. She slit the dress all the way down her spine (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v328/Rellyjean/eleanor/4_28429.jpg) in the back, but left it cut high (http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v328/Rellyjean/eleanor/4.jpg) in front.
And then she pinned her hair up with some of the detritus she found laying about -- a few playing cards, some dice, a couple of pens. She peeled an orange and looped the rind through the braid on top of her head.
She added a couple of candy necklaces to complete the ensemble. No real theme, but hey, she was using class for her own devices today. Which was, quite possibly, to take a stab at seducing one of her classmates. So that was still in the spirit of things, right?
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That lie might have worked better if she'd known the correct term. And if she wasn't nervously tugging upwards on her bodice. Damn it.
"And the yo-yo is so that while they're distracted by the lights and my...various charms, I can garrote them and make them give me the information I want."
That made tons of sense, right?
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Joker, eat your heart out
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"I'm a pirate," he purred, standing up so that everyone could see the delightful things that using his arms to walk with did to his biceps and torso. "And I'm here to loot and pillage all the booty I can get my hands on."
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So no worries about actually having to 'learn' that, folks!
I'm in TN for a very dorky Sailor Moon meetup, so SP warning is in effect.
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