Sighing as she looked at the checkout line snaking past in front of her, Sachiho was once again reminded of why she preferred to do her shopping on weekdays.There were just too many people, and all of them seemed to have all of the time in the world.On a weekday, a good portion of people would still be at work, which on its own meant that there would be significantly fewer people out and about during the day, which was generally enough to solve the problem on its own. Conversely, while there wo

“Welcome to flight 7053, with service to Georgetown. At this time we will begin boarding, starting with groups one and two, along with our Premier and Excelsior members.”Looking up and stretching as the announcement came over the PA, Ms. Garou stood and took off her earbuds as other passengers likewise started to move about. She had been waiting at the gate longer than she had anticipated; security at the airport had been mercifully short considering how many other people seemed to be trav

Eluno checks through the many bookshelves of the Lapis Library, making sure that every book, manuscript, and document are in their right place. Eluno is the librarian of Lapis Library, a rather old centaur with light green eyes, blonde hair with a hint of white, a brown tail, and she wearing a pair of worn out glasses. Her wand and tome sits next to her hip.
 
 
As Eluno goes through the halls and into the main lobby, she sees a goblin sitting in the chair with her legs crossed, it

H’aerindu had just woken up at the Quicksand in Ul’dah when a moogle fluttered in, holding a letter that held Y’shtola’s flowing script. With a nod of thanks and a tip she accepted the letter and opened it.What she read made her eyes widen minutely as the message from her friend told her about an experiment for which she required her assistance. It wasn’t exactly the sort of thing she was looking to do today, but who was she to turn down a request – and from a close friend of hers, n

“Work, work, damn it! Please just work…!”Watching as the talisman slowly started to sporadically flicker and glow, Nanako looked down the hallway nervously as she listened for any noise that might indicate that she had been found. This entire assignment had been a disaster right from the start, but all that she could hope to do now was get out and try to get some kind of warning back to the others so that they could figure out what to do.It had all started about a week ago. Her and the

“Alright, truth or dare?”“Truth!”“Where did you get the money for that new outfit you were wearing yesterday? I thought you already spent all of your allowance the day before?”“Oh, well…I got an ‘advance’ on next week’s. It’s not like my mom will notice a single bill missing anyways. Alright, who’s next - Jenna, truth or dare!” Leaning back and taking a sip of soda, Kate laughed along with the rest as she watched Jenna try to do a handstand while balancing on just

A groan came from the bed, and a human squinted, rubbing their temple.


My head… god it hurts
. They thought.
I feel like garbage.


Adjusting to the dim light, the human looks around, confused.


Where… am I?


The room around the human was bland, with carpeted floor and simplistic printed

Hallow's Eve
 
It was Hallow's Eve, a night regarded as a time of reckoning both amongst the living and the dead, and Livira Haldir was a big fan of that concept. She had always liked to live on the wilder side, being a little adventurous even for an elf and often needing rescuing from her often begruding sister Estaya. Even though their relationship was a little give and take (with Livira taking more than anything), they still had a solid bond. They both loved working with children, and t