thenearshore | [Open] Life doesn't discriminate

Who: Lavi and You!
What: Aftermath of the Event and Lavi being Lavi
When: July 18 - 25
Where: Far Shore
Warnings?: N/A

A. I’m falling between the cracks

[After the event that affected the Heavens, Lavi has decided to take it upon himself to distance himself from a few people.

So, people would be able to find Lavi at a park, huddled under a tree. He doesn’t seem to be paying attention to anything in particular, but his usual headband is missing and there’s a silver bird clip currently attached to the collar of his shirt. His eye seems to be focused on a book laid out on his lap, lips moving as he reads what’s on the page.

However, the moment he senses someone coming up to him, the book is slammed shut and he eyes the person almost warily.]

B. The Library Goblins

[Thanks to the pulse or whatever it was, one of the first things Lavi’s done after returning to normal is to inspect the library.

Or rather, inspect the area around it.

He frowns a bit, cupping his chin in thought before he turns to the nearest person.]

Have you seen the goblins? [This is. A very important question since Lavi’s become aware of the goblins the moment they had decided to steal the books back.]

C. Wildcard

[Nothing works for you, make one up or hit me up at

seabutterfly!]

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Hardly.

[Lavi tilts his head to the side.]

Take five steps to the left and you'll be clear of the bench.

[Hardly affected by the scowl, though he does drum his fingers against the cover his book. It's an absent gesture he does, he'll admit, but he's also curious as to how sharp the guy's senses are.]

[ People are easier to sense than benches. So are buildings. These smaller things are a bit more troublesome.

But now that he’s aware of the bench, though, it’s easier to detect. His eyes doesn’t move toward it, he doesn’t direct them toward anything. He hums thoughtfully, before he moves.

He doesn’t go very fast, still getting used to not seeing. He must have some experience with it, but it’s not perfect. Once he finds the bench properly he simply goes around it and sits on it, instead of wandering off. He doesn’t know where he’s supposed to go, anyway. ]