The Proper Role-Play

I sit down and start writing a letter to the school seeking enrollment. I send the letter off and I wait for them to respond.

I glare up into the sky and make sure my thoughts are loud enough for him to hear all the way over there.

'I will not be deterred because of you. You are a annoying brat that has no sense of things. I will be there, I guarantee it on my life.'

The next day I get a letter back saying they accept me as a new student and I smirk, grab my backpack and start moving towards Sau Paulo for the fourth time, determined not to get teleported back.
 
"So, I already have crutches and the sort made for you. They'll be on the wall over there," he says, gesturing at the wall next to the door.

"I know this may seem too forward, but this is about all I can do for a human-in-need. My request is if you would leave tomorrow as I have a wife and children."
 
My spell does not wear off. Goodbye Camo.

Plus, you had to be chosen for the field trip. You weren't. Even if the school was accepting enrollments, you wouldn't have been chosen.
 
Lee strolled in the deserted wasteland. There was nothing for miles just thin unstable rock underneath his feet. As he was about to accept death he heard a voice calling to him.
 
I wake up and look outside, seeing rain dripping outside.
"This is going to be a very soggy day..." I say as a crawl over to the wall where the crutches are.
It takes me 30 minutes to get the crutches in place. I scan the room, looking for a map, and locate one on the far wall, which I took.
Now where are the airship docks...?
"Ah!"
I move toward the door and walk out, looking toward the direction to the docks.
 
As he dragged his body towards the shrouded figure it fell to the ground. Lee rushed over to him just to see a hole. As he looked down he saw his only hope crushed below
 
I hear a rustle behind me. There he is, Maelstrom.
“What... happened...?” I ask slowly before having flashbacks of my recent visit with him.

“Weatherosis Sunshine.” I cast the spell that will make the rain disappear.
 
I see Tess moving from camp and decide not to follow her. 'If she wants to be alone, leave her be.' I think. I walk to the airship, my brain jumbled with thoughts. I arrive at the airship and leave one sail open, only one, so that it moves slowly in the direction of the camp.
 
I watch the airship hover over the camp.

“Why do we have a camp when there is a room waiting for us in Sãu Paulo. This is a field trip not a camping trip.” I mutter, zapping the camp into a little square and putting it in my pocket. I grab Tess and Smighter and the others from back home and trudge into the city.
 
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