12-11-2015, 06:57 AM
Quietly the faunus pondered Yang’s remark. True as it was, it only caused her to blush further. Luckily enough, the blonde decided it was enough of teasing, and that a change of topic was in order. Something that Blake was certainly grateful for, even if she didn’t display it. Every word that Yang spoke rang true in the girl’s own mind as well.
She didn’t care if this was another world, what mattered was that she wasn’t alone anymore. The White Fang had fallen to darkness, she had been forced to abandon her eldest partner Adam… But Team RWBY. It had given her something she thought she hadn’t had in a long while. A place. Somewhere where she was accepted for who she was. Not what she was.
And now, if there was a chance that her team was truly all here, and they just didn’t know it… The Faunus had a speck of hope of reunion. She didn’t provide a vocal response, instead simply offering an unnoticeable nod, something Yang likely noticed with ease by now.
Obviously, she had went straight to work, as Yang had left her to it… And when she came to, with her Gambol Shroud, she had noticed Yang still lost in thought, summoning something that Blake wasn’t yet certain of, what it was exactly. She had already finished testing her weapon as the blonde called to her once more. The faunus leapt down from the roof, with fast paced walk making her way to her partner, raising an eyebrow “Yes?” she spoke in a questioning tone, not needing any more words to convey her intentions.
It was a simple thing, a message board. Genius. Perhaps either of the two of their missing team had summoned their own Scrolls, having access to the same boards. It was certainly worth a shot, but they’d need to encrypt it in a simple enough manner for either of the two to decrypt it, but still strong enough to hide it from the unwanted eyes. RWBY. This was a different world. There probably wouldn’t be anyone whom would know of a ‘Team RWBY’ She explained her idea to Yang, as the other gave her a tight hug once more, before getting to work.
As she read it, she saw the silliness towards the end of the message, starting to erase it, before Yang was already wrestling the device away from her eager fingers. ”Yang..!” she just retorted, as her hands were pinned and she tried to squirm free, whilst the other wrote her additions back, and even added to them, dooming Blake, as she hit the send button. Why did it go like this, every single time?
Putting their little squabble aside, Blake returned an acknowledging nod. “I’ll get my scroll while you do that.” she simply mentioned, claiming one of the seats close by, before returning to her concentrated state. This time, she worked faster due to knowing a little better how the mechanism worked, imagining her scroll, colouring it black and adding a silver version of her emblem, the Belladonna flower, to the back of the device. It wasn’t a simple thing, but Blake knew them well enough to have an easier time with imagining it’s inner workings and technical aspects.
Soon enough, a quiet chime sounded, as the device hit the desk. Blake opened her eyes, pleased with the results of her work, as she began to explore the device, taking a look if anyone had already, in the short time responded to the post, that Yang had submitted to the ‘Dataverse’.
She didn’t care if this was another world, what mattered was that she wasn’t alone anymore. The White Fang had fallen to darkness, she had been forced to abandon her eldest partner Adam… But Team RWBY. It had given her something she thought she hadn’t had in a long while. A place. Somewhere where she was accepted for who she was. Not what she was.
And now, if there was a chance that her team was truly all here, and they just didn’t know it… The Faunus had a speck of hope of reunion. She didn’t provide a vocal response, instead simply offering an unnoticeable nod, something Yang likely noticed with ease by now.
Obviously, she had went straight to work, as Yang had left her to it… And when she came to, with her Gambol Shroud, she had noticed Yang still lost in thought, summoning something that Blake wasn’t yet certain of, what it was exactly. She had already finished testing her weapon as the blonde called to her once more. The faunus leapt down from the roof, with fast paced walk making her way to her partner, raising an eyebrow “Yes?” she spoke in a questioning tone, not needing any more words to convey her intentions.
It was a simple thing, a message board. Genius. Perhaps either of the two of their missing team had summoned their own Scrolls, having access to the same boards. It was certainly worth a shot, but they’d need to encrypt it in a simple enough manner for either of the two to decrypt it, but still strong enough to hide it from the unwanted eyes. RWBY. This was a different world. There probably wouldn’t be anyone whom would know of a ‘Team RWBY’ She explained her idea to Yang, as the other gave her a tight hug once more, before getting to work.
As she read it, she saw the silliness towards the end of the message, starting to erase it, before Yang was already wrestling the device away from her eager fingers. ”Yang..!” she just retorted, as her hands were pinned and she tried to squirm free, whilst the other wrote her additions back, and even added to them, dooming Blake, as she hit the send button. Why did it go like this, every single time?
Putting their little squabble aside, Blake returned an acknowledging nod. “I’ll get my scroll while you do that.” she simply mentioned, claiming one of the seats close by, before returning to her concentrated state. This time, she worked faster due to knowing a little better how the mechanism worked, imagining her scroll, colouring it black and adding a silver version of her emblem, the Belladonna flower, to the back of the device. It wasn’t a simple thing, but Blake knew them well enough to have an easier time with imagining it’s inner workings and technical aspects.
Soon enough, a quiet chime sounded, as the device hit the desk. Blake opened her eyes, pleased with the results of her work, as she began to explore the device, taking a look if anyone had already, in the short time responded to the post, that Yang had submitted to the ‘Dataverse’.
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