Blair the Cat

IC: Blood. Everything in the world besides that one drop of crimson disappeared. Sierra growled, feeling a strange desire to rip the girl in front of her to pieces. Who was she, again? A friend? It didn't matter. She crouched, preparing to spring.

IC: Sierra opened her mouth to reply, but ended up covering it with her hand as she started coughing uncontrollably. "I'm sorry. I don't know how this could have happened either." she finally managed after a few minutes.

IC: Sierra closed her eyes and tried to choke back the urge to gag. "You're supposed to be dead."

IC: "No..." Sierra stumbled back a few steps, stunned. This had to be some kind of sick vengeance for all the times she'd pretended - no, lied - about what was wrong. Heart hammering in her chest and feeling nauseous, she shakily asked, "Christine?"

5/5 - While not my favorite Miku song, anything by her automatically gets 5. Orchard of Mines by Globus

I think the manga splits from the anime at the battle for brew, and just gets more depressing from there. Also, what happened to 2003 Wrath in the FMA movie made me a whole lot more emotional than The Fault In Our Stars. (Unsurprisingly)

It's not the dumb fanservice chapter that bugs me, it's what they did to beat Asura. It leaves too much hanging.

The Soul Eater manga ending... Nopenopenopenope I refuse to accept this.

IC: "Uh, okay." Sierra said uncertainly. "I wanted to ask you about the Hellfire Club. They sent me an invitation to some gala they're having, but I don't really know much about them."

IC: "Well then, sorry about that." Sierra said shortly, her thoughts somewhere else. "I wanted to talk to you, but it's not that important."

IC: Lunar laughed. "I think they just don't like me as a rule." IC: After leaving the classroom, Sierra had headed towards the sound of commotion outside. "You have a sister, huh?" She called to Christine, her expression unreadable.

OOC: Got it, Flex. IC: Sierra had just about had enough of trying to find Christine on her own. "Maybe I should just ask a teacher." she thought out loud, opening a random classroom door. "Those are...a lot of boxes."

I can't believe Pullip makes Madoka Magica dolls...

IC: "Hey, at least it means they care enough to be worried." Lunar said evenly. "For me it's always 'Go away, Lunar" or "Give me my IPhone back, Lunar'." Zhe smiled. "They're both annoying, though."

IC: "Christine?! I need to talk to you." Sierra was walking through the institute hallways, somehow managing a steady tone even though she was shaking on the inside.

IC: "I know what you mean." Lunar said, somewhat peeved. "All the older kids are so rude to me."

I've never read or watched Bunny Drop, but oh my gosh dat ending tho.

IC: Lunar was silent for a moment, processing Jesika's request. It seemed unusual for someone to ask hir of all people to be their friend so quickly. Normally, the only time people even talked to Lunar was to demand that some of their possessions be returned. "Sure." Zhe said finally.

IC: Lunar followed Jesika out in the hall before turning to her and saying "I can honestly say I'm happy to meet you. I thought everyone here was older than me." ... "My name is Lunar, by the way."

IC: Lunar smirked and gave a short nod before following Jesika. "What's your name?" ze whispered.

Even though the ending annoys me to no end, I finally broke down and bought volumes 19 and 20 of the Soul Eater manga.

IC: Lunar blinked, hir usual bad attitude slipping for once to reveal surprise. Ze had just been wandering around, looking for something valuable to pocket, when ze had stumbled upon a girl who was apparently attempting to remove the wheels from a chair. "Nice." ze said, impressed.

OOC: Not trying to be annoying or anything, but the staff should probably check the discussion topic. IC: Sierra raised her head slowly, finally awake. Almost right away, she noticed that her wounds had been bandaged. Must have been Christine. You don't deserve a friend like her. ... Shut up. Some people have legitimate, non self-inflicted problems. She shook her head. I need to find something to do.

I just saw episode three of Madoka Magica... Words cannot express the emotions I am feeling right now.

New profile for approval: Name: Lunar Blackwell Codename: None Age: 14 Gender: Unknown Loyalties/Faction: Although Lunar is a student at Xavier's School for Gifted Youngsters, his/her true motives are unknown. Power(S): Lunar has two powers, the first of which is to turn intangible. He/She can only do this as long as he/she can concentrate, making it last for ten seconds, maximum. Lunar also possesses limited control over electricity. However, he/she cannot create it, hence the need for the taser. He/she can also only control electricity within twenty feet or so of himself/herself. Appearance: Lunar is about the average height one would expect for a kid his/her age, but usually looks shorter due to the constant slouching. He/she is on the thin side, but isn't exactly what you would call "skinny". He/She has short black hair cut in a choppy, uneven style just above his/her shoulders and light pink eyes. His/Her facial features are sharp but delicate, and betray no clues towards Lunar's gender. This goes for his/her figure as well. Weapons: The aforementioned taser. Skills: Making jokes at funerals, being annoying, sleight of hand, and just all around snarkiness. Personality: Lunar is mostly laid back, to the point of not even minding being referred to as "it". Other than that, his/her main personality traits are often hidden by a dissatisfied frown. Moody to the extreme, the only things he/she likes more than sulking is sneaking and being insensitive. Weakness: Lunar is not very powerful, mostly because of ADD and lack of motivation. He/she is also not very good at making allies, as his/her general snappishness and attitude make him/her unlikeable to most. He/She is not very good at making decisions as well, usually not being focused enough to think things through. Bio: Lunar was born as a twin in a set consisting of a boy and a girl. One died in early childhood. (No one but Lunar and his/her parents know which, however, and Lunar plans on keeping it that way.) Heartbroken by the loss of of one of their children, Lunar's parents sent him/her to live at the School for Gifted Youngsters, where his/her existence has been mostly unremarkable.