Peace

"Write one then," she said, smiling from the ground. "And then I'd like to read it."

So many like him had all these things in their heads that they refused to let out for the most inane of reasons. It reminded Andrea of her early days before she started writing about AO - which was before the Internet was quite popular, and so the hurdle was even higher as she actually had to send it to one of those old magazines about such. She recalled her first piece ever, and recalled it being rejected, and the spite drove her to write something infinitely better and send it to a rival magazine.

That wasn't very motivational though, and she left it out.

In the past, she also used to be very reserved, but having a show changed that. "I'm speaking English because I got used to it after almost eight years of using it on record. I used to sound a little something like this..."

She cleared her throat and thought back to her old speaking patterns. "Helo every one, I'm Andrea and today we have an other veedio... I used to be really stiff and put my pauses in all the wrong places. I just got used to it because of interacting with people from all around the world."

Sky was, at present, up in the sky. Surfing the air currents, weaving in and out of the top of the clouds, and eventually sending a small microburst outward, pulsing through the cloud until the whole thing was gone. After turning his attention to the school building, he could see two people on the top, and decided to go and greet them

His intangible form swooped down until he was hovering next to the guy, appearing as a simple breeze. Sky then allowed his form to twist into a human body, and simply said "Hey." To them, he seemed to appear out of existence, sitting next to him on the edge of the building

"Join us," Andrea said flatly from her perch flat on the ground. Anywhere else, to see someone appear out of nothing was a sight. Here, it was woefully usual, to the point that she wondered why they bothered to have walls at all. Maybe it was to keep kids aware of where the boundary between civilization and weird forest stuff was?

"I'm Andrea, and the quiet guy there is Sissel," she said, one arm lazily flopping over to the side. She didn't necessarily want to involve Sissel in the conversation, but convention dictated that she at least introduce him and provide the option.