The Book Cover
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Thread Topic: The Book Cover
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brightfire Newbiemind if i control alice for just this post?)
alice spoke up as the conversation spun out of control. "in this world, a second is a month to us. that means you would be barely gone
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(No... I thought of doing that... But that would just make it too magical.)
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brightfire Newbieoh, sorry!
just a suggestion ^^") -
(It's okay.)
"I'm sorry Jamie... I'm just not brave enough..." Kelly told him. -
brightfire Newbiejamie turned away from her and milla gave her a despairing glance before turning away also.
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Kelly wondered what to do... She decided to go home. "I should warn you, once you go home, you can come back. But once you come back you can't go home again." The Queen told her. "This rule was made so that children wouldn't over work Woodson. Though, it did effect some people. Ruby couldn't return to the human world, because she was here before birth, then sent back." She added. "But, if you befriend anyone on your journey, you might not want to leave... These are things to consider." The Queen concluded. Kelly wondered if that's what was happening to Jamie.
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Pearbugdoodles NewbieJamie shrugged and troddee off after the Queen directed him- he personally didn't know what was making him stay.
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The Queen then gave Jamie the same warnings she gave Kelly. "So the longer your journey takes, the less likely you'll return home. Understand?" She asked.
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Pearbugdoodles Newbie"Yes ma'am."
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Pearbugdoodles NewbieBump!
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Pearbugdoodles NewbieBump?!
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(Sorry, I don't really know what to do next with this roleplay...
Wait!!! I have an idea!!!)
The next day, Jamie set off on his journey! After a long long time of walking, a woman's voice was heard sobbing loudly nearby. -
Pearbugdoodles NewbieJamie felt sorry for thee woman as he trekked towards the noise.
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"Help!!! My son!!!" The woman cried when she saw him.
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brightfire Newbie"what happened?" jamie replied.
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