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Sacrosanctis
Interacted with: ElenaIsCool InsaneAsylum
Interacted with: ElenaIsCool InsaneAsylum
Last week was already stressful enough, Ophelia had to admit that. Now Ms. Fuka was forcing the girls into planes like a herd of cows and Ophelia was not at all ready for it. This was going to be the first time she stepped foot into this claustrophobic, sickness-inducing aircraft. The mere thought about flying into the air, thousands of feet above ground was enough to make Ophelia nauseous to the point of doubling over for a split moment. All throughout the ride she was heavily gripping the seat’s armrests, making a noticeable dent in them with her usual magical girl strength. There were good things that same out of this suffering though, and Ophelia had to remind herself of them before she drives herself mad with how they were one engine failure away from plunging to their death. At least they were arriving to a more secluded place other than a giant tower that stuck out like a sore thumb in the city. Safety was all that mattered at the moment. As soon as the plane landed, Ophelia finally released the armrest from the hardening grip she had it in and exited the plane along with the rest of the girls.
“Alright, this is… different.” Ophelia said to herself as she squinted her purple eyes into narrow slits due to the sheer blast of heat that slapped her in the face upon exiting the aircraft. Once her eyes wandered to the men donning military gear, she became continuously more alert. Wonderful, the men have guns… Did we not just leave Pretty Tower to escape from that very thing?
Yes, Ophelia had doubts of which began to build upon one another as the day went on (especially with how the number of armed men kept increasing in the airport) but she refused to distrust Ms. Fuka and her plans. If she trusts them, then surely Ophelia can trust them… right?
“Welcome to Georgia little ladies!”
“Excuse me?” Ophelia thought and focused her attention on the guy who was now talking to the group of magical girls. He did not look nice at all, not like Jack at least. Besides that, he just now gave them information of where they landed. Georgia, huh? Ophelia heard of the place back in the orphanage as she flipped through children’s books of the states.
The more she listened to this Stonewall Jackson’s words, the more she began hating him. He had this air about him that Ophelia disliked very much, in fact, it gave her a bitter taste in her mouth to just say his name. And… Dixie Witches? Ophelia surely has never heard of those, and that includes that many books she has read in her lifetime. The photos of Liv only made her doubts even worse and her distrust of her surroundings even bigger. These guys were not helping their situation at all, but it seemed that didn’t care much either.
She heard the others begin to complain about the gifts and Claire attempting to calm them down in order to maintain peace. Honestly, she took Claire’s side in this. The last thing they wanted is to anger these guys; they had just escaped a battle with their lives intact and now we want to start another one?
“She is right.” Ophelia meant Claire's advice, of course. “We should accept these gifts and not make much trouble.” Ophelia understands that ‘gifts’ sound very… suspicious, and in fact, she wouldn’t dare let these guys give ‘gifts’ to her friends. “I understand where you guys are coming from. We can’t be too certain nowadays.” She said to Pamela and Una. “Let’s just see what these gifts are, and if we want them or not.”
“Alright, this is… different.” Ophelia said to herself as she squinted her purple eyes into narrow slits due to the sheer blast of heat that slapped her in the face upon exiting the aircraft. Once her eyes wandered to the men donning military gear, she became continuously more alert. Wonderful, the men have guns… Did we not just leave Pretty Tower to escape from that very thing?
Yes, Ophelia had doubts of which began to build upon one another as the day went on (especially with how the number of armed men kept increasing in the airport) but she refused to distrust Ms. Fuka and her plans. If she trusts them, then surely Ophelia can trust them… right?
“Welcome to Georgia little ladies!”
“Excuse me?” Ophelia thought and focused her attention on the guy who was now talking to the group of magical girls. He did not look nice at all, not like Jack at least. Besides that, he just now gave them information of where they landed. Georgia, huh? Ophelia heard of the place back in the orphanage as she flipped through children’s books of the states.
The more she listened to this Stonewall Jackson’s words, the more she began hating him. He had this air about him that Ophelia disliked very much, in fact, it gave her a bitter taste in her mouth to just say his name. And… Dixie Witches? Ophelia surely has never heard of those, and that includes that many books she has read in her lifetime. The photos of Liv only made her doubts even worse and her distrust of her surroundings even bigger. These guys were not helping their situation at all, but it seemed that didn’t care much either.
She heard the others begin to complain about the gifts and Claire attempting to calm them down in order to maintain peace. Honestly, she took Claire’s side in this. The last thing they wanted is to anger these guys; they had just escaped a battle with their lives intact and now we want to start another one?
“She is right.” Ophelia meant Claire's advice, of course. “We should accept these gifts and not make much trouble.” Ophelia understands that ‘gifts’ sound very… suspicious, and in fact, she wouldn’t dare let these guys give ‘gifts’ to her friends. “I understand where you guys are coming from. We can’t be too certain nowadays.” She said to Pamela and Una. “Let’s just see what these gifts are, and if we want them or not.”