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[fancypost borderwidth=0; width: 300px; height: 300px; overflow: auto; text-align: justify; font-family: arial; font-size: 8pt; opacity: 0.85; letter-spacing: 1px]The Plot:
OOC:
It has been fourteen years since your character saved Esther White from the fire that killed her family. He was a vampire, and she was only three years old. He knew he was a danger to her, so he promptly called the officials to the scene and made sure that she was taken into safe hands. Ever since then, he has been something of a guardian angel to her. Esther is prone to danger. Every step she takes is a landmine waiting to explode, and your character has always made it his job to take care of her. He, of course, has never revealed himself to her; as far as Esther knows, he doesn't exist at all. She's just lucky to be alive.
It is the kickoff of Esther's senior year of high school. She recently transferred from one of the high schools in her small town to the other, a measure taken for the sole sake of a better history program. Your character knows she's getting older, and it strikes him that he couldn't bare to see the day she leaves him behind. He does, of course, have a small family of vampires, (Who I will play. If you'd like, you can play a member or two, as well.) but none of that means a thing if he can't keep the danger-prone girl he had indirectly grown to know and love.
So he enrolls in her school and makes it his duty to get close to her.
Please be active! I only ask that you try to post more than once a week, and that you don't kiss and ditch me. I'm excited for this plot, and would be miserable if it were left in the dust! Try to make each post three or more sentences; you don't have to be uber-advanced here. I am, however, asking that you can reach a semi-advanced level.
Esther had never thought much of her hair. There was, however, one exception. From the snot-crusted days of toddlerhood, when she'd been hardly old enough to speak let alone make appearance-altering decisions, she had obstinately refused to allow it to grow an inch past her shoulders. She never bothered running a brush through the dark ginger curls, never seemed to notice or care that, over the years, they had absorbed a life of their own.
And now, stepping into her first period class with the fiery coils dancing into her face, she couldn't help but think that it was about time for another haircut.
It was the first day back after those three liberating months, known fondly by all as summer vacation. She figured that meant there was no shortage of new kids wandering the hallways of Bastion High School, so her presence drew a predictable amount of attention... In other words, zip. It was because she knew nobody, and nobody approached her, that the only thing she could bother to think about was her hair. But even that evaded her mind as she read the words, scribbled in what appeared some kind of mad haste, across the board.
"Welcome to Ms. Harp's AP World History course! The seat you choose will be yours for the semester, so choose wisely. Syllabuses and supply lists are stacked the front table. Take one of each as you come in."
The teacher herself was nowhere to be found.
Already, one or two students had claimed seats towards the back of the room. As she picked up the papers from the front table, she decided to take a seat on the far edge of the room, directly beside the door that led outside. It was with a quiet, relieved sigh that she sunk into her desk.
Fifteen minutes until the bell rang. That meant she had plenty of time to mentally prepare herself before the day really kicked off.
