1) It's like Candy Land, Only Awful [Well, hey look. She walked through a door and ended up in some strange place, playing a demented game as one of the pieces. That was... what gave? she was the one who subjected people to this kind of thing, not the other way around.
She raised an eyebrow and looked over at her unfortunate partner in crime and grunted.]
Well, don't look at me and expect me to play along like we're teammates, because we're not.
2) Dancing on the Ceiling [One look up saw the spikes. One look down saw the buttons. One look to the front saw the rules, which were all very very easy to understand, deceptively so. And a look to her right gave her a perfect view of ... whatever idiot she was stuck with.
She snorted and laughed.]
Oh, now this is rich. Let me guess. I'm going to have to carry you on this aren't I? Well, I expect a thank you.
3) No, Seriously, what's wrong with this place? [She was just staring at this weird, anonymous message that she'd just gotten. There was a symbol in it, one that she might or might not have recognized if she could care about it. She just rolled her eyes in irritation before closing the thing.
Only then could she feel something was a little off, but she wasn't entirely sure what as she walked down the street. When she saw someone, she felt it a bit more strongly, and she practically skipped over to them and just smiled, a bright, childish smile as warm as sunshine. All this while a voice in her mind was screaming in rage.]
Larxene | Kingdom Hearts | OTA
[Well, hey look. She walked through a door and ended up in some strange place, playing a demented game as one of the pieces. That was... what gave? she was the one who subjected people to this kind of thing, not the other way around.
She raised an eyebrow and looked over at her unfortunate partner in crime and grunted.]
Well, don't look at me and expect me to play along like we're teammates, because we're not.
2) Dancing on the Ceiling
[One look up saw the spikes. One look down saw the buttons. One look to the front saw the rules, which were all very very easy to understand, deceptively so. And a look to her right gave her a perfect view of ... whatever idiot she was stuck with.
She snorted and laughed.]
Oh, now this is rich. Let me guess. I'm going to have to carry you on this aren't I? Well, I expect a thank you.
3) No, Seriously, what's wrong with this place?
[She was just staring at this weird, anonymous message that she'd just gotten. There was a symbol in it, one that she might or might not have recognized if she could care about it. She just rolled her eyes in irritation before closing the thing.
Only then could she feel something was a little off, but she wasn't entirely sure what as she walked down the street. When she saw someone, she felt it a bit more strongly, and she practically skipped over to them and just smiled, a bright, childish smile as warm as sunshine. All this while a voice in her mind was screaming in rage.]
Why hello there!