Help from a Hummingbird

"Okaaayyyyyyy," Okali sighed, but quickly brightened again. "I can try to get a power from someone that'll let me make them hover, and then just suspend them in hallways. That would be super obvious and fun." She leaned sideways briefly, caught up in imagining hallways full of floating paper.

"Oh yeah, yeah, pretty sure our classes are completely different. I'm also cool with sticking them on random classes too. Oh! and behind water fountains, so people read them whenever they get a drink."

"Yeah yeah yeah, all of that! I totally want to put them on windows too. It'd be so much fun." And it might make for a memorable stunt, which was always good. Memorable was very good.

"I aaaaammmmm freeeeeee not as often as I'd like." She pouted and folded her wings. "But I do have a free block after lunch most days, and power class don't do a ton for me at this point SO I don't have a ton going on in the evening."

Okali nodded in agreement, although she was very much intending to stick them to people rather than trying to get them to accept the papers. Walking advertisements! She'd be nice about it, of course. She was just trying to be more effective.

"Downtown? Oh, fair bit. Not much on school days, got enough going on here to entertain me, but pretty much every weekend. Downtown's fun. I like window shopping!"

Okali grinned and threw her hands together, not quite intending to steeple them or do anything so gleefully evil but just plain enjoying this plotting. So much fun. Sugar was great, wasn't it?

"I can totally do that. I will make sure that anyone who ever goes outside in this town will know your name and face and goal."

"Okay, okay," Okali bobbed her head in agreement, but instead of straightening up she kind of... slid onto the table more, very much propped up by her arms now. "I won't break any laws, don't worry."

Sugar, 2; Okali, 1.