On his way through the library Gary had noticed something. There was a notice board hanging on the wall. Upon that board was a sign-up sheet for library assistants. Anyone in the school could see that sign-up sheet, anyone could sign up to be a library assistant. If someone, hypothetically, wanted to spread some news of a group or club or event of some kind, they could, again hypothetically, put a message on that board and then anyone in the school could see it and inquire further if they so desired. That would take very little social interaction from the person who, hypothetically, put up the notice to start with while still informing a sizable number of people in the school. This information could be useful, if there was someone who wanted to attempt to find a group of people who would be potentially interested in something and they themselves weren't very good at overt social interactions. He might be aware of someone in such a predicament.
The next time he passed through the library, Gary carried a piece of paper. He looked around the library casually, he didn't notice anyone paying any attention to him. As casually as possible, pretending to look over the books of the shelves nearby he made his way towards the library's notice board. Taking one more furtive glance around, he tacked the paper to the board and as quickly as he was able, fled the scene.
Upon the paper, hastily tacked to the notice board, is written in an attempt at fancy script:
Calling any adventurous souls, your help is desperately required! Port Toli is under assault from an unknown malevolent entity known only as 'Blackfang'. Mayor Danita Liviana is offering a considerable award to anyone brave enough to put an end to the threat. Is that person you? Have you the skills and courage to end Port Toli's plight? Danger awaits those who set forth, be warned...
I'm attempting to get a group together to play some Dungeons & Dragons. If you are not familiar with the game, it is a collaborative story- telling game that takes place in a medieval fantasy world filled with knights, wizards, goblins and dragons. Each player has a character that they control and use to interact with the world and story as presented by the game master (that's me). The players use their characters to have exciting adventures, save the day, and we all still get to make it back in time for potions class.
Ideally four or five players is best, so to that end this paper is your ticket to a player seat at the table. I've posted four more around the school, each one grants a different character. This one is for the half-elf wizard, whose name and gender are up to you. They have an assortment of spells at their disposal, to use against the perils before them.
If you would like to play using the wizard character, bring me this invitation. If you're curious, but not sure you want to actually play, feel free to just hunt me down to chat and leave this notice for another. If you'd like to play something other than a wizard... find one of the other invitations before they're taken.
Gary Harper, 2nd year Aladren.
P.S. The wizard magic in the game does not work anything like the stuff we're learning, so keep that in mind if you want to play the wizard.
2Gary HarperAdventure Awaits... if you dare1404Gary Harper15
Connor was looking forward to another great year at Sonora. Okay, nothing special had really happened thus far though he had talked Ivy into sharing conductorship of the orchestra with him when Louis graduated. The third year could not let it die, orchestra was without a doubt, the best thing about Sonora. And he generally seemed to think things were pretty great here.
Still, he didn't want to be the conductor alone, because if he did, he wouldn't get to play. And Connor was the only trombone player here so he was rather indispensible. He was the entire low brass section and low brass was important ! Maybe Ivy's cousin Peyton could help too. She didn't seem as passionate about playing as either he or the other third year.
Plus, after two uneventful years at home while Connor was away, he felt he could relax and stop worrying about his parents and Lydia. His youngest sister seemed to be outgrowing some of her issues associated with being a preemie though his parents tended to fuss over her just as much and she was still a rather delicate flower of a girl as opposed to Sophia, who was much sturdier. Still, he hated that Sophia had had more responsibility dumped on her when he'd gone to school. Sure, they had house elves for cooking and cleaning but Connor felt the rest of his family needed taking care of in general.
He entered the library, eager to pick out a few books to start the year with, when he noticed a notice on the board. The Crotalus was the sort who read every notice he came across as he didn't want to miss anything. As he read it, a puzzled expression found it's way to his face. He got the whole idea of the game thing, but he didn't quite understand the bit about the elf-wizard hybrid. Connor had heard of other species breeding with wizards such as veelas and giants, though he honestly didn't quite get the mechanics of the latter and prefered not to think about it in detail but a half-elf wizard? That sort of brought up even worse thoughts, beating house elves was bad enough but to do those...things with one was just wrong. Connor was also wondering what sort of wizard even had those sort of proclivities!
But then again the invite said the wizard bit was different, so maybe the elf bit was too. Or his job was to cook and clean and serve the others. Anyway, it was worth checking out. Connor quickly pocketed the invite and then went about his business.
11Connor PrioryGot it. Sort of...395Connor Priory05