Ricia
Retired M
(A 1x1 RP with @InsaneTruth and myself!)
Several normal teens that go about their daily lives unhappy and lost were handed a flyer from a mysterious woman who invites them to get their greatest wish granted. The flyer was an add for a Trinket Shop named 'The Blue Fairy.' the resided in Raffer City. They also were hiring young teens to help out around the store, they really needed the extra hands. Little did they know their new employment would immerse them into a world of magic, ghosts, mystery and creatures only spoken in legend and it was up to them to work together solve the daily problems of the ticket shop that grants wishes.
The days were still cold and the night long, but even then Taji still had to get himself up and drag himself to school next week. After a long winter break of Christmas and the New Year, January had moved around the corner and continued to eat his winter break up. He was dreading going back to school, but on this Sunday evening he was suppose to be finishing shopping for his mother and father, but instead He was standing here, in front of this strange old shop… It called to him in the strangest way.
How did he end up here again?
That’s right, it was some crazy double eye colored middle aged women that stopped him off the street and handed him a flyer. One gold, one blue. He would have done what every passerby did, throw it in the trash after pretending that they cared… but what was strange was the women said something to peak his interest. “I can see your inner pains and fears. I can see you inner wishes and wants. We can grant a wish, the wish closes to your heart. Also we are offering jobs at the Blue Fairy for those who need the money. Please come and visit us this afternoon.” The women said quickly.
Taji had paused for what he was sure was a full minute, just examining the women and taking in what she said before nodding to go continue his shopping. He knew for a fact that fortune tellers say vague things like that just to reel you in to make you give them money … but she said she was offering jobs. His dad was always saying a job might help strengthen his character. He was busy a lot with his track team and training.
That was why he was standing here now, groceries in hand, with other people, four others to be exact. He was standing in front of a shop that had a small pond with koi swimming in it, a fountain in the middle of it of a fairy, the water coming from a flower in It’s outstretched hands. In the yard around it, the grass was long and overgrown as well as the garden in front of it, completely overgrown with weeds.
The shop itself looked a bit run down, something that your parents tell you to avoid because you could probably get pulled into something shady like drugs or a gang. The stores location was a bit of a way downtown, but not too far in that it gets to the scary parts. It was a rather big building; it looked like there was several sections to it. It looked a bit like a rundown house made of wood with a sign attached to it. The sign itself was faded and was barely readable, ‘Blue Fairy’.
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Leo had been at the park hours before, spending his last day before school playing his violin. He enjoyed the peacefulness of the park, even with the cold nipping at his fingers, he still could bring himself to play. He loved to practice and make music, and he loved seeing the people around him enjoy it too. Occasionally someone would walk by and give him money, thinking he was a simple street performer. He wasn't out playing for money, and often he would try and give it back, but most the time people insisted he kept the money.
It wasn't long until a little girl had come up to him and offered him a piece of paper; she had eyes like he had never seen before, only heard of. One of blue and the other was gold, they were beautiful eyes.
“What is this?”He asked her, leaning down so he was the same height as the young girl.
The women smiled, “A place where your wishes will come true. They can find your deepest want and fulfill it for you.”
“Really? I wonder if it is true.” Leo said more to himself, his interest peaked. The little girl just smiled in response and then ran off to where Leo would assume was where her parents were. Perhaps it was a family store? Regardless, he wanted to know. So he packed his things up and headed to the location of the flyer in his hand.
Much to his surprise, there were several other people there as well with flyers similar to his. The building they were all standing in front of looked pretty run down, so perhaps the business was suffering? He was here already, so perhaps he would look around for a bit, perhaps he can use some of the money he just got to help them out a bit.
Several normal teens that go about their daily lives unhappy and lost were handed a flyer from a mysterious woman who invites them to get their greatest wish granted. The flyer was an add for a Trinket Shop named 'The Blue Fairy.' the resided in Raffer City. They also were hiring young teens to help out around the store, they really needed the extra hands. Little did they know their new employment would immerse them into a world of magic, ghosts, mystery and creatures only spoken in legend and it was up to them to work together solve the daily problems of the ticket shop that grants wishes.
The days were still cold and the night long, but even then Taji still had to get himself up and drag himself to school next week. After a long winter break of Christmas and the New Year, January had moved around the corner and continued to eat his winter break up. He was dreading going back to school, but on this Sunday evening he was suppose to be finishing shopping for his mother and father, but instead He was standing here, in front of this strange old shop… It called to him in the strangest way.
How did he end up here again?
That’s right, it was some crazy double eye colored middle aged women that stopped him off the street and handed him a flyer. One gold, one blue. He would have done what every passerby did, throw it in the trash after pretending that they cared… but what was strange was the women said something to peak his interest. “I can see your inner pains and fears. I can see you inner wishes and wants. We can grant a wish, the wish closes to your heart. Also we are offering jobs at the Blue Fairy for those who need the money. Please come and visit us this afternoon.” The women said quickly.
Taji had paused for what he was sure was a full minute, just examining the women and taking in what she said before nodding to go continue his shopping. He knew for a fact that fortune tellers say vague things like that just to reel you in to make you give them money … but she said she was offering jobs. His dad was always saying a job might help strengthen his character. He was busy a lot with his track team and training.
That was why he was standing here now, groceries in hand, with other people, four others to be exact. He was standing in front of a shop that had a small pond with koi swimming in it, a fountain in the middle of it of a fairy, the water coming from a flower in It’s outstretched hands. In the yard around it, the grass was long and overgrown as well as the garden in front of it, completely overgrown with weeds.
The shop itself looked a bit run down, something that your parents tell you to avoid because you could probably get pulled into something shady like drugs or a gang. The stores location was a bit of a way downtown, but not too far in that it gets to the scary parts. It was a rather big building; it looked like there was several sections to it. It looked a bit like a rundown house made of wood with a sign attached to it. The sign itself was faded and was barely readable, ‘Blue Fairy’.
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Leo had been at the park hours before, spending his last day before school playing his violin. He enjoyed the peacefulness of the park, even with the cold nipping at his fingers, he still could bring himself to play. He loved to practice and make music, and he loved seeing the people around him enjoy it too. Occasionally someone would walk by and give him money, thinking he was a simple street performer. He wasn't out playing for money, and often he would try and give it back, but most the time people insisted he kept the money.
It wasn't long until a little girl had come up to him and offered him a piece of paper; she had eyes like he had never seen before, only heard of. One of blue and the other was gold, they were beautiful eyes.
“What is this?”He asked her, leaning down so he was the same height as the young girl.
The women smiled, “A place where your wishes will come true. They can find your deepest want and fulfill it for you.”
“Really? I wonder if it is true.” Leo said more to himself, his interest peaked. The little girl just smiled in response and then ran off to where Leo would assume was where her parents were. Perhaps it was a family store? Regardless, he wanted to know. So he packed his things up and headed to the location of the flyer in his hand.
Much to his surprise, there were several other people there as well with flyers similar to his. The building they were all standing in front of looked pretty run down, so perhaps the business was suffering? He was here already, so perhaps he would look around for a bit, perhaps he can use some of the money he just got to help them out a bit.
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