Soap Opera Time!!!!!!!!
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Thread Topic: Soap Opera Time!!!!!!!!
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The image of Vegeta's dead, lifeless body came back into Goku's mind. He nodded, refusing to cry in front of everyone. He had to be strong for Vegeta.
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Kenneth snapped his fingers and his hands went on fire, "I'm a fire elemental but I'm still half human, that was correct, how'd ya know? Kali didn't know squat until i lit her music sheets on fire!"
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"I can sense one's abilities." Ophelia replied.
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Kali glared at Kenneth annoyedly, remembering the time he lit her music sheets on fire, her index finger turned black and she poked him in the shoulder, "OW!" he yelled, rubbing his shoulders and glaring back at Kali.
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Goku looked at Ophelia in shock, tears present in his eyes. Then he looked back down.
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Ophelia turned to Kali "You're some type of shadow goddess, right?"
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"Close, I'm the destruction goddess but I mainly use shadows instead of anything else so yeah you could call me that." Kali said, then pointing at Nora, "Guess what I am?" Nora said with the ':D' face on.
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"You can control ice." Ophelia replied.
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(LOL Nora's so proud of herself... that or she's excited) Mikan started to to dig in the sand.
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(Nora is a bit on the stupid side lol she doesn't know what she is because her parents call her the ice princess)
"CORREECT!" Nora yelled, clapping. Kali and Kenneth were paying attention to the part of sand Mikan was digging at. -
"I love ice and snow." Ophelia said.
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(Lol another Kakarot :D) Mikan looked at the sand for a while. Something isn't so right...
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Kali stuck her head in the sand, "There's something weird here.." Kali said before shooting to her feet, "I love ice and snow too, I especially love burying these two in it!" Nora said, trying to hide the fact shes pointing at Kali and Kenneth.
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Ophelia giggled and said "This place is so weird, it makes me...what was the word again?" she asked.
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"Normal? I know right!" Kenneth said
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