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Pitch is kind of a dick okay
Who: Mostly Joe West but if your character has an excuse to be around I don't even care join the party LET'S BE FRIENDS
What: Jack Frost is a strong independent frost spirit don't need no nursea.k.a. he has a bump on his head and a detention slip in his pocket and is being a pissy baby about it by trying not to tell anybody
When: Backdated to opening day, but later in the evening
Where: Joe West dormitory. Catch him in the bathrooms, or sneaking around the halls, or later possibly in room 603
Warnings: Rose says to be sure your character was ICly at the academy if you post here since the log is backdated. Also a wee bit of blood and one small-ish bruise is involved.
Nurse? Psh, Jack didn't need to see a nurse. Except maybe for his wounded pride.
He reached up, tentatively pressing a finger to the bruise on his right temple, and saw himself wince in the mirror in front of him. Yeah, definitely tender. If anybody looked close enough, the purple mark stood out vaguely in the shape of a delicate (Nightmare's) hoof, and there were at least a few spots where the skin had broken and oozed blood, though by now it had mostly dried.
He didn't actually intend for anybody to look close enough, though. He'd just as soon let it heal and not have people asking questions about what in the hell he'd done to get that on the first day.
Irritated - maybe with himself, or maybe with the turn of events that had somehow placed the Boogeyman at the school as well - he crumpled up the pink slip of paper in his hand and stuffed it in his pocket. He didn't want to think about it right now. Instead he sat down on the edge of the bathroom sink with a washcloth and tried - emphasis on tried - to clean the cuts off a little with warm water.
That stung too much, though, and would eventually frustrate him enough to give up, at which point he'd pull his hood tight over his head and duck out of the bathroom into the hall, trying his best to go unnoticed for once and make his way to his room.
Screw it, it'll heal itself.
What: Jack Frost is a strong independent frost spirit don't need no nurse
When: Backdated to opening day, but later in the evening
Where: Joe West dormitory. Catch him in the bathrooms, or sneaking around the halls, or later possibly in room 603
Warnings: Rose says to be sure your character was ICly at the academy if you post here since the log is backdated. Also a wee bit of blood and one small-ish bruise is involved.
Nurse? Psh, Jack didn't need to see a nurse. Except maybe for his wounded pride.
He reached up, tentatively pressing a finger to the bruise on his right temple, and saw himself wince in the mirror in front of him. Yeah, definitely tender. If anybody looked close enough, the purple mark stood out vaguely in the shape of a delicate (Nightmare's) hoof, and there were at least a few spots where the skin had broken and oozed blood, though by now it had mostly dried.
He didn't actually intend for anybody to look close enough, though. He'd just as soon let it heal and not have people asking questions about what in the hell he'd done to get that on the first day.
Irritated - maybe with himself, or maybe with the turn of events that had somehow placed the Boogeyman at the school as well - he crumpled up the pink slip of paper in his hand and stuffed it in his pocket. He didn't want to think about it right now. Instead he sat down on the edge of the bathroom sink with a washcloth and tried - emphasis on tried - to clean the cuts off a little with warm water.
That stung too much, though, and would eventually frustrate him enough to give up, at which point he'd pull his hood tight over his head and duck out of the bathroom into the hall, trying his best to go unnoticed for once and make his way to his room.
Screw it, it'll heal itself.
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Although some of the people are sort of annoying. Jack wrinkles his nose as he notices that Frost kid (thing, spirit, whatever) walking down the halls. There's an asshole if Jack's ever seen one--
--but also an asshole who looks kind of roughed up. Jack's familiar with that look, the way he's scowling at the ground and trying not to meet anyone's eyes. Is that blood on his forehead? That's definitely blood, Jack decides, and swings around to follow his hallmate.
"Oye! That's gonna get infected if you don't clean it!" he calls cheerfully. "And then your head will probably rot off, which, you know, I ain't gonna mind too much, but you'll probably get annoyed by it."
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He tried to ignore the taunting, he really did. But he paused mid-step - and that was his first mistake.
Don't turn around, don't respond, don't do it, don't -
"Yeah, well if it does I can start throwing my disembodied head at people instead of snowballs, I'm sure you'd mind that," he snapped irritably, whipping around to face Kelly directly. If he had to deal with this, he wasn't doing it by turning tail and running. "Though it seems like, if you really didn't care all that much what happened to my head, you'd leave me alone instead of chasing me down to tell me this."
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But now wasn't the time for a proper fight. Jack came closer, leaning in to peer at the other boy. "Is that a hoofprint? Jesus, I ain't seen that in ages. Don't you know not to fuck around with horses? They're bigger'n you-- and, let's face it, probably smarter, too." A beat, and then Jack grinned again. "Come on. I'll clean that proper for you, cuz I'm that nice."
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"Maybe it wasn't a horse, maybe it was an ass. Probably a friend of yours - birds of a feather flock together, and all that," he retorted irritably, pushing Kelly out of his space and turning to try and go. "I don't need your help. I'm fine."
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"I mean, first it gets infected, then you've probably got a blood cot cuz o' the horse-- and it's a horse, cuz only horses got iron shoes, by the way-- seriously, go and get that looked at. I know injuries."
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"Trouble with the bathroom?"
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As soon as Jack managed to get over the initial shock, his shoulders relaxed and his expression settled into something slightly more (fake) casual. Easy. Just brush it off, act normal and then get out of here because he really didn't want anymore awkward encounters with the faculty this evening.
"Uh, no, actually, the bathrooms are great. I give them a ten out of ten, so props to whoever does the...plumbing." Attempt to beat a swift retreat in 3, 2, 1... "And I'm gonna go now, great conversation, later!"
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..Before suddenly whirling around with enough force that when he stops, palm directed upward at Jack's face, it creates a tiny burst of air. So maybe he isn't done with the Kung Fu moves tonight, but he's got a good reason for this one. That little blast is enough to push back Jack's hood, revealing the bruise on his forehead.
"Thought so.", Shifu sighs. He doesn't sound mad. In fact, it sounds like he expected it. "Do you need anything for that?"
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Jack scrambled to grab his hood, but by the time he managed to pull the thing back up the damage was already done anyway. Not much he could do about it now. Sighing, he let it fall back down, shoulders slumping in defeat.
"Not unless you have a giant band-aid," he joked half-heartedly. "But no, I'm fine, really, it'll heal by itself." A.K.A. somebody is used to taking care of himself and doesn't know how to ask for help. "How'd you know?"
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The sounds of the nearby plumbing had snapped him out of a brief meditation. A sink filling up with water while no other bathroom sounds followed was a pretty clear indicator of wound-tending.
Did you know that Shifu can hear really well? If he concentrated, he could probably figure out where anyone on their floor was. That's really spooky for one thing, and a great big party-killer for another.
"I do have spare bandages, actually." he adds.
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I AM SORRY THIS SUCKS I AM TIRED AND I NEED SLEEP BUT I SHOULD TAG THIS
Ugh.
Still, she's making the best of it, and despite her new, very male roommate, she'll do her part to not complain.
Well at least until he comes through the door.
"Well, that took y'awhile."
/SMOOCH
Regardless, he still managed half a smile and to be irritating as usual.
"Aw, did you miss me? I'm so sorry. Next time I'll be sure and hurry home so you're not pining after my presence for hours." His eyes flick up to the top bunk - because whether it's claimed or not, that's where he's decided he's headed. "But for now, bed."
He took a flying leap onto the top mattress and burrowed under the blanket before she could protest, mumbling something about "This is my bunk now, good night!"
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But she ISN'T letting him take the top bunk with out a fight.
"Oh no y'don't! That's MY bed!"
That loud sound would be her clambering up the ladder to grab on to Jack's foot and attempt to pull the winter spirit out of the bunk.
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O...kay. This was not what he'd expected.
"Ah, no, I don't see your name on it, and I was here first," he responded with fake cheer, voice muffled by the blankets pulled over his head. Stubbornly, he tugged his foot out of her grip and tucked his legs in, curling up in a ball at the head of the bed out of reach. She wouldn't dare come after him, she was already awkward enough about the whole boy roommate thing. "Now again, good night."
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"I was here first and y'never even asked!" Okay Mr. Lump on the bed, blanket is getting pulled-- THIS IS A FIGHT TO THE DEATH. "Come out and face me, y'coward!"
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"Oh!" She let out a startled cry. Thankfully, her dress had a decent amount of padding and cushioned the fall.
"Oh my goodness! I'm so sorry! Are you alright?"
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You're just messing everything up today, aren't you?
"I'm fine, I'm fine, I'm the one who should be sorry..." he bit his lip nervously, offering a hand to help her up. "My bad. I should've...should've looked before I shot out of there so fast."
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She stopped and spun around, taking in the whole hallway. Her skirt spun neatly around her legs. When she came to a stop she looked back to Jack, her face full of concern. "Are you sure that you weren't hurt?"
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He hastily shook his head, trying to reassure her. "Um, no. Not by you, anyway." He coughed and quickly changed the subject. "Do you, do you live here, or were you just...walking around....looking at stuff?"
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"Oh yes," she replied. "I'm teaching at the school. I have a room on the sixth floor. You must be a student here, right?"
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But! Jack doesn't go unnoticed, especially for being one of the kinder people, earlier in the day.
"Hey--! You wouldn't happen to know if---Oh, wow. Are you alright?"
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He shrugged his shoulders and smiled at her, doing his best to change the subject.
"I'm fine, really, just a little bump. What did you need? Maybe I can help."
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"I, uh. Well I just wanted to know if you knew if painting on the walls was okay."
That's. Rather specific.
"Offhand. I mean I don't think you'd know, but, you know. If you did."
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"Well, I couldn't tell you if that was a rule or not - I'm not really a handbook kinda guy -" he said, raising an eyebrow as he turned to grin at her. "- but I know I wouldn't tell anybody if you did."
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Looking a little unsettled for a moment, she rocks a little back and forth in thought.
"Yo---ohhhh." Shrugging, she looks at the walls again herself.
"I mean, I don't really know if I'll have the time for it, but...I dunno." She's quiet for a moment.
"That doesn't hurt does it? Cause I can fix it for you. If you'd like."
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