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Drei - [Action/Voice]

[With his first week of school in Luceti over, Kurt has taken advantage of the day off to make something a little special. A pizza, in fact. It's for a special little friend he made, so given how ridiculous this is, he's done his best to make the pizza when Kitty wasn't at home to call him out for it. Once it's done, he'll be appearing (quite literally) at building 4, teleporting to the sixth floor to knock on the door of Maes Hughes. Hopefully your daughter warned you that she ordered a pizza for lunch.

After putting up with Brigade shenanigans and generally hanging around the plaza area, he'll even make a voice post. Crazy, innit? This is mostly in response to seeing a certain person claiming to be a demon. Something that... struck him rather odd.]

When you think of a demon, what exactly do they look like in your mind? And [a hesitant pause here] what would you do if you saw one like that?

[LATER after being bombarded with how cool demons are, Kurt says something over the journals that will elicit less freaky responses:]

School wasn't so bad here. I can't believe we actually get homework though. What happens if we fail?

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[Oh good! He sets aside his journal for now, rather happily. He's a little creeped out by all that, but having a familiar ~~pretty~~ face is helpful.]

Katara! Hey, how's it going?

Pretty good! Getting groceries. [She shrugs.] How about you?

Well... [He glances at his journal.] Having some really weird conversations.

Yeah? [She glances at the book curiously.] About what?

[He shrugs.] It's not really important. [Change of topic!] It's really weird having no class on Friday.

[She'll see that entry later, you know. -_-]

Really? Why?

[It's not that he wants to hide it, he's just done talking about it.]

We have school on all weekdays where I'm from. It also starts earlier and ends later, too.

Weekdays?

[Oh Katara, he needs to stop assuming you know things...]

Monday through Friday. Saturday and Sunday are the weekend.

[Well, excuse her for existing in a world without religious holidays.]

What's the weekend mean?

[Never. :| ]

Just... the end of the week. You spend five days working, then you have the 'end' of the week to take off and enjoy.

Really? Wow. [She... can't quite wrap her mind around that. So she just shrugs.] If we stopped working for a day, we wouldn't have food the next. But that sounds nice. What did you do with all that free time?

[Oh there you go again, Katara, making him feel small about his own life.]

A lot of times? Homework. But just enjoying ourselves, mostly. Catching up with friends, writing to my family at home, that sort of thing.

[It's not everyone who grows up in the SOUTH POLE, man. Suck it up. She grins at him.]

That sounds like fun. There are a lot of people from worlds like that here, I think. I was talking to a girl the other day who said that she got to go to school and just be a student. I thought that was pretty amazing.

[He... doesn't see what's so amazing about that. At all.]

Didn't you go to school too?

[She shakes her head, moving to take a seat beside him.] No, my Gran Gran taught us what we needed to know - how to read and write, basic math and mapmaking, the history of our Tribe...

Honestly, before we came to Luceti, I'd never been around so many people my own age. [There was the North Pole, but she'd been so busy kicking the asses of the boys she met there that she hadn't... really... befriended them. Luceti's a little intimidating because of that, to be honest. When she lets herself think about it.]

[He can actually understand that. Before he moved to the Institute, all of his schooling was through his parents. He can hardly fault her for that, because as far as his parents went, they were excellent teachers.

Instead, he settles on the part about people her age.] Oh yeah? [Coyly:] Does that mean you don't have a boyfriend waiting back home for you?

[Katara does a double-take at that question, clearly expecting him to comment on the lovely purple grass before saying anything like that.] What? No! Nothing like that.

[And she blushes.]

[He ends up laughing at her reaction. Not a mean one, just him being amused at her reaction.]

No? What about here?

No! [She is still blushing and crosses her arms in a fit of hmph.

Because - what is this?

No, seriously. WHAT. Who asks these kinds of things? Especially to her!]

There's no one like that here. [The blush, it does not fade, because there is a niggling awareness in the back of her mind about the two newest arrivals from her world.]

[He just shakes his head, still amused. At least he's not laughing now. He should probably cut her some slack, given how indignant she is, but he can't resist.]

Wow, I'm surprised.

Why do you say that?

[He gives a shrug.]

It's just my experience that usually all the pretty girls are already taken.

[...this is so out of Katara's experience, she doesn't know what to say or do. In fact, she probably stares at him like an idiot for a minute. People don't just - say that! And 'taken?' What is this? With the 'pretty' and - what?

Eventually, Katara will shake her head.]

Thanks for the compliment. But it's not that way here. I don't know that many people who are in those kinds of relationships in Luceti. It's... hard. To realize that you could be with someone one day, and the next they could disappear, forget all about you back in their own world.

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[ Action ] hahaha a twofer

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