Inna was pondering the events that had begun to unfold when a hole appeared. The others were already firing off attacks while he stood back. He stared at his book and tapped his chin. “What to do…?” he looked at each one and a smile came on his face. Putting his book away, he took a step back and pointed his index finger. He then gathered water to his finger tip and shot a water beam towards the golem.
Qamar saw Aria trying to be strong. Even if she had post three friends, she was still trying to be strong. Qamar felt relieved that Aria was doing her best, but she was worried how this was going to affect the girl. Aria asked if they ought to go back, to which Qamar nodded in agreement. “Yes, before we lose another.” she noted. Sure Thallasa wanted to tell Atmos in person, but that was just going to make things worse. Sadly, it was not Qamars decision, so she shrugged. Fflam appeared again and mentioned a way into the castle. It sounded like a good idea to her, especially if it housed less guards. She nodded her head at him, following along. Her eyes gazed at Aria once she addressed Qamar. A smile spread and Qamar nodded, putting herself into a better mood. “It's what friends do, after all.”
Jaz called him a perv and Inna instantly made a face of disgust. "That's just vile." he said, keeping his arms over his own body. He watched events unfold and a strange blue ball with a face appeared. Rex already questioned it and it seems they were in a video game. Jaz mentioned their bodies were just products of this game and that caused a small panic for Inna. He closed his eyes and breathed in through his nose and out his mouth. "It's alright." he said to himself, his arms falling to his sides. He then looked over to Jaz and the rest before he looked at the ball. Jaz asked a question first and Inna started to ponder. "I don't think court exists in this world." he chuckled. "If anything, it's probably some medieval land with technology but nothing short of having just a jail where the ruler throws us in." Inna shrugged, putting his hands in his jacket pockets. "But Dot, I gotta ask you. Does this game let us choose our bodies or did we get stuck with whatever it liked? Or did we choose? And what kind of game even is this? Controller? VR? AR? What kind?" he asked, smiling. He then looked at Jaz and cleared his throat. "I should apologize for earlier." he spoke softly. "Perhaps we can talk about this a little later? I understand this is rather more important."
Qamar crossed her arms, thinking to herself. Sure Glyde didn't deserve to die, but he sure wasn't a friendly fellow as far as she was aware. Still, they had to find out if he was safe or not. Fflam ended up just leaving them, as expected, so Qamar trudged on, stopping with Thallasa. In front of them, Qamar saw a familiar sight of shards of light, floating away. It brought back painful memories and she immediately tried to hug herself. Aria moved forward and was down on her knees, already trying to process what had happened. Qamar watched her and heard her ask Thallasa if he was truly gone. Walking forward, Qamar went to her knees next to Aria and looked at the girl. She then wrapped her arms around Aria, resting the girls' head against her shoulder. "He's gone....he....he's not....coming back..." she said, unexpected tears coming to her eyes. He didn't deserve this. "Go on, cry if you want. I'm here for you..." She offered, petting Aria's head. "It's the least I can do after you helped me a little bit...." she whispered. Her eyes moved to Thallasa. "I suggest we either tell the Council or go on our way. Though I imagine letting them know now is better than later...." she said. She released Aria and pulled out a tissue and handed it to the girl. "Here, dry your tears."
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"Captain Fabulous?" Inna noticed Rex address him as such. It was an interesting nickname, after all. He heard that one before, though, and he thought it was rather funny. "Why, yes, I am quite fabulous. I try to stay this way, but things will make it hard sometimes." He sighed and looked to Jaz. She asked him to not call her angel. "Duly noted. I apologize for creeping you out, Jaz. And, well, not many things surprise me anymore." he chuckled. "I'm serious about the apology, I'll keep in mind nicknames aren't really...your thing. Other than Jaz." He nodded and looked towards Rex. "Ooh, Chemistry and Physics? I love those." he clapped his hands. But Jaz was right, it was odd how how they can barely remember their names or how they got there, and yet they could remember such concepts as those. He placed a finger on his chin, trying to figure things out. It was then that Jaz jumped and her...chest moved....differently. He was caught by the sight and rather mesmerized. "Th...Those....are...uh..." he was a little flustered now, seeing as he never really spoke of physical things that often when flirting. "I-It doesn't help your tank top keeps trying t...to show off your...chest." he said this and crossed his arms, a slight blush on his face as he tried to look away from the girls. While Inna could certainly flirt his way out of a paper bag, he most certainly was caught off guard by small things like this. "Please...uh...stop for my sake I'm...I'm sorry. It's kind of...backwards for me to ask...." His arms hugged him now, as if trying to keep things from falling apart.
Ah the feeling of being rebuffed. It was a sad, sweet tune he was used to. Inna chuckled to himself, figuring he started it off all wrong. The approach he was taking just wasn't what she was interested in, which was fair. In any case, he was now standing and dusting off his clothes. He checked his outfit to make sure things were where they ought to be before he watched her go to the door and speak to another man. "Jaz, that doesn't sound like a go-" he was not heard as she spoke about seeing something. Inna walked forward and peaked through. "Oh, a key. That truly is convenient." he remarked, patting Jaz on the head. "Good job." Inna took a good look at Rex, wondering to himself. Well, he was certainly good looking, but Inna wasn't into the callous, dark types. So he stuck with hanging with Jaz. Glancing at the key in Jaz's hand, Inna heard the wall crumble outside and steam gushed out. Inna grabbed Jaz and slid down the door, trying to stay away from the window so they wouldn't get hurt. From the sound of it, Rex was hurt bad. "Damn..." he cursed to himself. Inna saw how close he had grabbed Jaz to his body and he immediately let her go, backing off and standing up again. Readjusting, he saw the steam go down. "Let's get outta here." Inna said, watching the door open after Jaz put the key inside. He stepped out and glanced at the new girl who graced their prescence. "Adorable." he smiled, putting a hand on his chin. "So, my little angel Jaz, what do you think?" he asked, watching Rex look so confused about not getting hurt. Inna was just as confused, but he wasn't going to show that off. It'd ruin his image. "That steam ought to have really burned him and yet he's here, with no injuries. Doesn't help I don't have very many memories now. Are you in the same boat?" He asked this, glancing down at Jaz.
A frightening dream took hold of Inna shortly after this all began. Now, as he lay there, he was wandering in a dark void. No knowledge of his name or anything else. Just the fact he had to wake up. Back in reality, he was mumbling out loud to himself. His cellmate soon was trying to wake him. Luckily for her, he was a light sleeper, so the gentle nudging was enough to stir him from his slumber. Blue-green eyes opened slowly, gazing upon the beautiful vestige of an angel. "My my my...." he muttered, placing a hand on the girl's. "A pleasure to meet an angel. Am I dead?" He sat up and gazed downwards, his hand moving to touch Jasmine's hair. He rubbed it gently and moved his hand to graze her cheek. His hands were cool to the touch. Reaching for his cheek, pulled at it and laughed. "Well, I'm not dead, but I've still been met with an angel." He then reached into his pack, trying to find something only to find a strange book and a piece of paper. For now, he shoved the book back to where it belonged and he glanced at the paper. "Ah...my name...yes..." he murmured to himself before tucking that paper away, too. His eyes locked with hers as he leaned closer. "May I ask your name? Mine would happen to be Inna. I believe we're going to get along just fine. Especially with such a beautiful face such as yours. My, do I smell a fragrance? A flower, perhaps?" he asked, doing a quick sniff. "You wear perfume?" he inquired.
Ananta followed along until Nani stopped and asked Lilo to wait for her. That was their signal to kind of baby sit her, Annata supposed, so she decided to play along. Watching them play in the sand, Ananta got down on her knees and felt the sand. It was fine sand, warm and smelling like the ocean. It reminded her a little of home and it certainly made her homesick. A sad smile was on Ananta's face for a moment before she started to pile up the sand the best she could. She was trying to make a sand castle when Stitch ended up destroying it. "Oh Stitch, you like destroying things? That's fun and all, but sometimes, it's more fun to build something and enjoy your work. Here, why don't you try it?" she asked the creature. She watched as he piled sand on himself. Ananta grabbed a leaf and planted it in the top, making a small flag. "Perfect. A castle fit for a king!" she chuckled.
Qamar was glad that Aria was as suspicious of this man as she was. When he disappeared, Qamar kept her stance a moment before looking at Thallasa. "I suppose we ought to head onwards. But to where? Glyde's communicator was destroyed, so he's probably dead." Qamar stated bluntly. "There's nothing to do, there's nothing to bury....except for memories..." That last part was more directed at herself. She missed Adalric dearly, even if they were not best friends. It still hurt knowing he did what he did for her. "Sorry I...I'm just trying to say we should check out the entrance we left him at first...?" she suggested, clutching her keyblade. She was more upset that her bad feeling was starting to come true. The more they searched for Glyde, the more reasons they found for him to not exist anymore.
» Username: Monica » Character Name: Inna » Gender: Agendered (He/Him/His predominately) » Sexuality: Pansexual » Age: 24 » Appearance: https://i.imgur.com/x2uNypO.png (For pants he wears a pair of black skinny pants with red leather boots to match his jacket) » Personality: Jovial at times, but can still be serious. He teases many just to rile them up and see how they react. He knows his boundaries. » Starting Element: Water » Short Backstory: For most of Inna's life, he was scared. Scared of what others would think if they found out he had been secretly attracted to both boys and girls and everything. He didn't discriminate, he just felt attracted to them for their looks, brain, personality, or skills. To him, it didn't matter what they called themselves. He himself was not truly a man, but he was not truly a woman either. More of an inbetween, dressing in either's garb and keeping his hair long. Of course, he could never reveal this true side to his parents. They were devout Christians and would never allow this. So, for the first 18 years of his life, Inna did as he was told around them, but he secretly used his crummy desktop to post messages online and reached out to several people whom he could call best friends. After he was sent off to college, Inna was able to flourish and is now into his sixth year studying medicine. On chance, he found about a new VR game that his friends were all excited for, so he decided to pick it up. He hadn't had much time to play games ever since the school year started, but he sure wasn't going to pass up this opportunity. All he was going to do was play a couple of hours anyway. » Main Theme: IDK » Battle Theme: Enfin Apparu
Not really wanting to make a comment on Aux's actions, Ananta smiled. One hand behind her back, she waved and placed the other back too. She considered what to say, but she knew Kaida's was pretty generic. "My name is Ananta. Where I grew up didn't really have a beach, so I'm glad to be here...our friend Aux here." she pointed at him. "Well, he moved here recently and we were all invited. Though he's stuck looking for a job." she laughed, patting Aux on the back. "The rest of us are just on vacation."
Qamar continued along, keeping quiet. She wasn't quite able to shake this feeling of impending dismay she felt. It was just like when she was fighting to save Adalric and she certainly was not going to let anyone else get killed for her. Qamar looked at their small group and sighed. There was Master Thallasa, the most skilled of their group. She wouldn't go down easily, so Qamar wasn't so worried about her. Illiana was strong too, but she was too stubborn. The only time she ever showed any other emotion than annoyance was when her brother appeared before her. Aria was just too nice for her own good. While the girl was strong, she still had a lot more to learn. It didn't help that Aria was probably the one person in this whole group that should be protected the most, no matter what. Glyde was the last of their group she'd ever think would be taken down, considering he seemed pretty good. But he was left alone and...well, it's possible. While she continued to think to herself, Qamar realized what she'd done in leaving Illiana alone. She regretted it deeply. Though could she truly be blamed? Her and Illiana do not have the best of relationships and Aria was probably the most important person in their group. Master Thallasa was preoccupied and considering their main task was to find and protect those with pure light, Qamar was still obligated to put that mission before Master Thallasa's orders. In the midst of her thinking, she watched Thallasa open up another way out and they were met with a path that had a steep cliff directly in front of them. Qamar stepped out and looked over the edge before she heard a voice. She turned and ran to stand next to Thallasa, pulling her own keyblade out as a man in a cloak with a rose scarf approached. While he explained herself, Fflam ran behind the group. Qamar kept her eyes on the man and kept her keyblade up, ready to strike if the man made any wrong moves. While Thallasa would lower hers, Qamar learned to never trust somebody who just happens to show up. "I don't trust him." she muttered.
