Video UN: GhostType

[dolcedeleche]

[Dolce looks every bit an elegant gothic lolita type, with fancy dress, silk top hat, bat accessories, skulls, lace, but everything done cute! Her video has relatively minimal change of voice and almost no inflection. It's not quite like a robot is reading it from a prompter, but definitely not a lot of emotion... or any apparent in tone or voice.]

Pico has been here before, so thank you to everyone who had the misfortune of dealing with her. She is quite a handful, and for obvious reasons, I've never seen what she's like when I wasn't there to calm her down, but I doubt it was great, so thank you.

For everyone else, I apologize in advance for your eardrums.

We have enrolled in classes at the school, so I wish to meet anyone else attending, to discuss whether it's been helpful at all, and perhaps to get an early start on catch-up work.

I worked as a pharmacist with a Doctor and nurse at their clinic before, but due to my unfamiliarity with this world's ingredients, I would be interested in doing an apprenticeship, should an experienced alchemist be looking to take anyone on.

Thank you for your time.

[ooc: if you want threadjumps from Pico, leave a note, and feel free for vice versa too!]

Comments

[dolcedeleche]

Yes, I think so. [Holds up burnt gloves she has repaired, but not replaced yet.] Alchemy is very different from chemistry though.

Do you go to the school at all?

[colchismagecraft]

The little differences between my potion brewing from home and the same here are frustrating- hopefully it won't take you too long to become accustomed to them.

I did take a look but... I wanted to see what I could manage on my own first. How have you found the classes?

[dolcedeleche]

You too, huh? I could do without the explosions.

Slow. But maybe I'm too demanding.

[colchismagecraft]

Yes... well, I'm glad I'm not the only one who's had to deal with explosions when starting out.

Hopefully they'll speed up sooner rather than later. I'd hope the teachers would recognise when their students were getting bored.