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"Wanted a name to the face. It sounds pretty stupid to go around saying 'that one chick with the green hair,' and I guarantee that she will come up in conversation." Arturia stood, having finished her meal. "Lovely. I get to clean up after people, too." Scooping up the abandoned tray and stacking it on hers, she walked toward where people seemed to be dropping them off. After doing so herself, she quickly made her way back to the table. "Yknow, I don't mind being nice, but I hate it when people assume I'll do things just because. Especially if they haven't exactly endeared themselves to me."

Not really knowing how to respond to the girl's flightiness, Arturia simply dug into her meal once again. She wanted to get it down before it got cold; cold mashed potatoes just weren't the same. This place is. . . interesting. Yes, that's what we'll say. Interesting. She ate quietly for a bit, then heaved a sigh when she was almost done. She noticed the rather neglected tray left on the table by none other than the green-haired girl. "It's almost as if you're trying to piss me off," Arturia thought aloud. Glancing toward Emberly, she spoke again, this time with an actual question. "What was her name, anyway?"

Arturia snorted lightly at the antics of Karrin and to a lesser extent Nina. When the green-haired girl - she still hadn't caught her name - sat down, she gave her an unreadable look, then decided to change the subject. "So, Nina, you said you needed a partner, right?" She still felt a bit bad about her reaction to finding out Arturia had another partner, given how hastily Arturia had chosen someone. However, now there were plenty of people around; one of them probably needed a partner too.

Rider of Black is from Fate/Apocrypha. . . and is not a she.

My new avatar isn't a magical girl, but I think Rider of Black is fabulous enough to suffice.

I personally don't find an issue with discussing ships as long as they're just sort of for-fun things and people don't get too weird about it.

"You know what? I'm not really sure. All I know is that people are already screaming insults at each other and throwing kicks and we haven't even finished lunch yet." She downed a mouthful of food before continuing, gesturing with the fork as she spoke. "At this rate, in three days it'll be all out war here. I would say it wasn't that bad, because by all rights it shouldn't be, but people are nuts."

"I'm Arturia. Please don't get upset if I don't remember your name, it takes me a while to connect names with faces." She hated that she had to give that warning, but it generally reduced awkwardness down the road. Deciding to move the subject away from partnership for thr moment, she brought up the events from the morning. "It's pretty explosive here, huh? People get worked up so fast, and that's coming from me."

"It's alright. That was more than slightly unusual." She had already shoveled a mouthful of food into her mouth when the other girl indirectly asked if she had a partner. Her mouth twisted a bit as she debated internally. "I did plan on partnering up with this one girl, Emberly, but to be totally honest there's no reason behind it. Maybe we could wait for her to get over here and then discuss it?" She really didn't feel like stepping on this girl's feelings, but she didn't want to offend Emberly either... ugh. Things were already getting difficult.

Arturia blinked in momentary startlement. This occurred rather than her first impulse, which was to reply with a blunt "why?" After that, she responded with "Sure, I guess. I'm not really lonely but I don't mind company." She started to walk back to her table, but caught herself just in time, remembering to pluck out the silverware she had come over to grab. "Here, I sat over there." She started toward her seat again, looking over her shoulder to check if the girl was following.

This is me giving people a chance to interect with Arturia, btw, so if any9ne wants to do so go right ahead.

if I went my entire life without seeing any of the genies again it would be too soon the therian forms look pretty cool, but the incarnate forms just look dumb. Lando would be my favorite but I can't separate it from feelings of rage and frustration.

I have no fear of speaking in public, and very little of playing some sort of instrument, but I find the prospect of singing in front of literally anyone terrifying.

All of my favorite characters die as soon as they become favorites.

so i found this http://www.dolldivine.com/magical-girl-bonnie.php and did this as a quick 2-minute thing it's not a set in stone kinda thing but it helps to get a visualization (also because i have no idea what the hell my character would look like transformed so)

Arturia made her way toward the buffet as quickly as possible, pleasantly surprised at the quality of the meal. She loaded her tray up with pretty much raw calories; mashed potatoes loaded up with butter, some chicken, a slice of pizza, and a glass of soda, flavor combinations be damned. She squinted a bit as she looked for a seat. I swear, if I wasn't wearing dark clothing I would vanish into the background. White is a great color, but this is a tad excessive. After spotting an empty table and getting halfway there, she realized she had forgotten to grab silverware. Speeding up a bit, she deposited her tray at her chosen seat and quickly ran back to the line to grab a spoon and a fork.

sorry lol Shipping isn't normally my thing, lol, not sure what happened

it's a bit late but we got to Episode 10 of Madoka Magica and holy shit.

Er... 1. The Kindle wasn't actually thrown on the ground. 2. A giant robot crashed through the wall and you noticed a twelve-year-old being startled?

Arturia shook her head and walked back over to Emberly. "Well, that was productive," she said with a note of sarcasm. She then started back out of the door and to lunch, gesturing lightly for the other girl to follow. "Wonder what they're serving?"