Fandom High Welcome Picnic, Front Lawn of the School, Saturday, All Day

[bigdamnprincipal]

So, it wasn't Fall yet by a long shot. The temperatures were still high, the leaves were still green, and the calendar still said August. But the calendar of consumerism didn't care about reality and thus, the welcome picnic was decorated for fall. The tables were covered in reds, oranges, and yellows, there was apple cider in the punch bowls and, of course, if the food on the table could come in pumpkin spice form, it was here in pumpkin spice form.

Enjoy your basic seasonal welcome picnic, everyone!

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Re: Meet Your Mentor/Mentee

[atreideslioness]

"They're not enchanted that I am aware of, but I am from a reality where we have no magic," Ghanima admitted. "They're simply ridiculously smart, and very nosy."

"The island itself also shows some mild signs of awareness or sentience, and I am unclear if that is magic or evolution."

Re: Meet Your Mentor/Mentee

[stringstothesoul]

"The island...itself," Erasmus repeated. "Wow. Okay. Um. I don't think islands can evolve. They're sort of...geological?"

If this island was made out of something other than rock Erasmus was leaving right now.

Re: Meet Your Mentor/Mentee

[atreideslioness]

"There are more things in heaven and earth, Erasmus Boone, are dreamt of in your philosophy," Ghanima quoted. "I've been told rather reliably that there is a universe out there that is nothing but shrimp. The concept of silicon-based life is not half as outlandish, if you think about it."

Re: Meet Your Mentor/Mentee

[stringstothesoul]

"If you say so," Erasmus said, still somewhat dubious.

New plan. He was gonna call his Momma and tell her that his Pops had withheld some key information about this school, and then let her yell at Nikodemus. Yes. That would work better.

Re: Meet Your Mentor/Mentee

[atreideslioness]

Ah, the dubiousness of a new arrival!

"And if I said that both Trebor and I are aliens from the future?" Ghanima asked gently. "Earth is a distant memory where we are from, a planet whose name was long-forgotten as we fought for our lives and spread out among the stars."

"If I have one piece of advice for you to enjoy your time here, Mr. Boone, it is to embrace the unknown and unexpected. Don't try to hold too hard on to the way things 'are' or 'should be.'"