Change is in the Air (OTA)

[bridge_princess]

Who: Parsee and you!
What: December Catch-All
Where: The Shrine, Bridge and Around
When: Any time in December
Content Warnings: *laughs* nothing serious. She's angsty as hell about the shrine change, but it's all harmless today. I'll update if necessary


* Shrine Freakout * General Shrine * The Blank Shrine * Mt Silver * The Beach * Hammerhead *
* Widcard *


(Haha, I can't resist poking some fun at Parsee. Top Levels Below)

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[bridge_princess]

[Since they didn't have regular bodies here, they had to be sneaky about it. He was safe... for now. She was basically inviting all kinds of pranks putting them together though, wow.]

Dude, they're the story of my life back home. I have to deal with dumb crap like that all the time. Though they usually have human bodies so they're more mobile pains in the butts.

[As the shrine was starting to loom closer, she grunted and glanced over at him.]

So what dumb stuff do they have back home for you? So I have fair warning?

[activatingcombatmode]

[Zack is starting to get so interested in just listening to how bizarre that her world really is. Most of the time it confuses him but for the most part, it's entertaining to hear about it. Not that he can really complain, he has a lot of weird shit in his world too. The weird cactuar-bear things around town? That's his fault.]

Well- There's these walking cacti that can be found in dry areas, they look like something out of a kid's horror movie.

[He sighs.]

Tons of spiky needles, run faster than chocobos on fire. And I think those things have ended up here as some sort of bear hybrid. So... Heads up on that. Run if you see em, alright? Getting the needles out is a real pain in the ass.

[bridge_princess]

[It even confused the hell out of people from her world, she found. But ... cactus bears? Seriously!]

... uh... those things? They're definitely a pain in the neck, alright. I try to avoid most of the aggressive ones when I can. Like those stupid fish.

I have no idea why a fish is a dragon, or why they're so aggressive.