Casually mingling (1,095 views)

"As long as the evil bitch of a sister isn't involved, I'm game." Raven brushed off the faint glare from his lover as he followed Amy, but paused in step when Stephen didn't follow him as quickly as usual. "Aw, c'mon! She is one!" He whined, before nearly crashing into said person.
"That's why." Stephen replied, but moved to his fallen lover, helping him back up.
"UGH! You are so sick, and so, SO stupid! You could at least apologize, you little-"
"Maybe if you kept your mouth shut and not go off like -"
"Like what? Worthless sinners like you?"
"I'd rather be a sinner than around ten thousand people like you. I never marched to the beat of the saints anyway, so fuck off!"
"How dare you! I'm older than you are, so show some respect."
"I don't respect people who act like they're their imaginary idol of worship."
"YOU!"
"What? You act like it."
"God is NOT imaginary, but small brained people like yourself wouldn't comprehend his greatness...laying with another man, smoking, you really are the spawn of Satan!"
"Glad to hear it, I'll be proud of it, so fuck off." Raven's tone was extremely snappy and hostile, coldness definitely showing itself within every word. Stephen glared at her once he put his hand on Raven's shoulder, who was quite literally shaking with anger as they moved past her.
"Please go annoy someone else, Madison." He said as politely as he could, but it was lost upon her.
"Annoy? Ugh. You two really are clueless." She snapped, and moved to the cafe faster than the others. Raven hissed softly, shoving his lover's hand off and crossing his arms.
"Ignore her, Rave... She isn't worth getting worked up about." Stephen whispered as they caught up the others.
"I'll ignore her alright. Fuckin punch her as hard as possible." Raven grumbled, Stephen sighing as he massaged the back of his neck as they moved to walk in the same timing as the others. The two remained silent, Raven far too ticked off to say much of anything right then.

"I don't care what a sinner's minion thinks of me." Madison said flatly, brushing at her shoulder that had been tapped. "If you wish to sink to hell with them, feel free. I, on the other hand, follow in my lord's footsteps, and will not even associate myself with one. Have fun burning in flames, and /don't/ touch me again. Go flee to your pathetic use of air friends." She hissed, making a disgusted face as she spotted Stephen kissing Raven's cheek, doing anything he could to calm Raven down. "Don't blame me if they corrupt you, either. I told you my warning." She added in a perfect flat tone, not moving from one measly tone whatsoever.

"Can I really prove to be Satan's spawn and kill 'er?" Raven mumbled, Stephen remaining silent as he shook his head, pulling him closer in a side hug, resting his head on top of Raven's.

"Excuse /me/?" Madison snapped towards both of them, growling under her breath once she felt like they were questioning her religion and faith. "Who are /you/ to tell me my place in this world? No one decides what the lord says, so shut your mouth. My momma said I'm doing good by avoiding /filth/ like that." She gestured Raven and Stephen, both boys seeming to be a bit closer than before.

"Seriously, she needs to-"
"Raven, stop. I know she pisses you off, but it's best to brush her off. I can't have you going backwards." Raven muttered something else as they found a spot where the group could sit if they chose to follow.
"That whole damn religion pisses me off."
"I know, but don't sink to her level. You're better than that, and don't you dare say otherwise. You're not like her, you can rise from your ashes whereas she'll drown in her own company." A soft kiss broke the tension, Raven choosing to look out the nearby window while Stephen sat next to him, a good distance away from Madison.

"Inhumane?" Madison hissed, eyes narrowing into a death glare. "I am human, those /freaks/ are the furthest thing from it." She snipped, arms crossing over her chest defensively. "They are the things doing the ungodly, at least I know my purpose in the world is to have children from a reasonable male, take care of them as I clean the house, and to work an honest job until then-" She continued for two solid minutes listing off things that were once quite traditional at one point in time. Ancient traditions according to some people. After that she huffed faintly. "Unlike those two, who are only guaranteeing a life straight to hell. More than likely they'll commit even more sins such as drinking and drugs. I wouldn't be surprised, my stupid step brother should just accept he's been disowned by the more reasonable family members. Pfft, probably takes after his father or something."

Though being with a group was fun and all, Linear wasn't as keen on the big get together over time. Kana could see it and was slowly beginning to look for a way out, but unlike her sister, she was much calmer when it came to big groups- but she didn't want to cause her sister any difficulties!

Soon, though, she noticed something. Linear was signing, and not to Kana- no, she was signing something to James. Something along the lines of, "I'm tired...Want to go home and play?"

In a way, Kana was a little sad- her sister was starting to find her own way. But on the other hand, the strength it must have taken for Linear to calm herself enough to want to be alone with James without saying anything to Kana about it was interesting too. Those two were getting along well- and Kana, honestly, felt like it would be bad to get in the way. So, she said not a word, and instead tried to find a way into the bigger group to let them have their time alone.

Linear smiled upon the song noted- she'd seen the movie, and liked the song. If she could figure out how to play it on ocarina to his piano, that'd be fun! Signing her happiness to him, his request to ask a question surprised her soon afterwards. Signing, "of course", she wondered just what he could be wondering about.

Linear looked at him curiously. Even if his words and signing matched, it didn't really make sense to her. Curious, she signed back in question. "Weren't we just out a moment ago? It was fun besides the yelling of the others right?" Smiling, she added. "Next time, let's go play with less people. So it won't be as loud and scary."

The crimson of her face couldn't even match the fires she'd feared for so long as the blood raced in her cheeks. Such a question wasn't quite in her comprehension, and her timidness was still uncanny for such an idea- but this wasn't as hard as she'd expected. She'd already admitted once or twice before to her sister of having a crush of sorts on James- but never had she expected him to actually feel the same (though Kana kept saying it was obvious). Smiling despite the beet red of her cheeks, she didn't bother signing back, and hugged onto him tightly in response. Her happy face, despite the embarrassment, was beyond any she could remember having in a long time- because this was a happier time than she could remember since seeing her sister for the first time in ten years, if not more so (somehow).

Madison squealed when she felt the impact as the other girl's hand met her face, and she was quite sincerely and severely pissed off. "You! You are just like THEM!" She pointed to the gay couple as they kept their distance as far away as possible. "Vile, evil, and cruel."
"Vile, evil, and cruel, huh?" She yelped as she spun around, one of the newer students leaning against the door frame. "Considering you got smacked for your bitching, I'd say you're the evil one."
"You don't know me, so how can you judge?" She hissed out, Zephyr just smirking in reply.
"How do you know those two?"
"My faggot step brother and his toy. Your point?"
"Seems to me they're quite happy whereas you look quite miserable. Your cheek is ruined, your clothes are-" Madison squealed and ran towards her house, Zephyr breaking up laughing. "DON'T FORGET TO FIX THE EYELINER!" He shouted out after her, Crystal soon appearing and giving her brother the oddest look, Zephyr merely shrugging. "She wanted to be a bitch to this group, I turned it back on her. Nothin new."
"Just don't... don't get expelled, I can't lose you again." She muttered, burying her face into his chest. He laughed nervously before glancing to the group, an arm resting over his sister's shoulders.

She couldn't sing due to her mute nature, but she could sort of hum- sort of being the operative term. Cracking into a slight sound of sorts, she tried to hum along with him, also trying to skip at the same time. Unfortunately, her coordination was a bit off from the attempt, and she was quick to fall to the ground, wincing nervously as her foot had caught a crack, face-planting her a few feet before herself. Trying to sign up to him that she felt silly and clumsy, she got herself back onto her feet and hugged onto his arm when she reached him. Maybe that way, she'd not fall so quickly.

Yea they said some stuff to Tommy and he got mad you know that Irish temper and threw a punch. Then they tried to corner Tommy so Me and Benji jumped in. The the barkeeper stopped the fight and threw us out for throwing the first punch. Lucas our Bass player drove us to back to the hotel. in retrospect going to the pub the night drinking and getting punched in the head the night before I had to cone back here was not a good idea. The hotel thing was a difiiernet accident and another story." Mason said to zephyr and Amy. " we need to talk about Us Amy our relationship. I know we put it on hold because of my travel. Well I will be no long doing any traveling the band decided to take a break untill we all fisnish school." mason said to Amy.


"you alright? It's fine and we are the only ones out here." he said holding on to her." I am so glad you said yes." he said and sign to her. He was happy and smiled and thought about being on the waves like when he younger. "let's get you back to the house." he said To her still holding on to her.