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The soothing silence that lingered in the cozy room was soon to be interrupted by Loli. Being quiet was far from the girl's job description. It was her natural duty to be loud and obnoxious. Child-like was what most claimed her to be, but she cared not. In her eyes everyone should wish to be like a child. Children are innocent, pure, and fun. Fun being the most important to her of course. All the girl wished to do was have fun. Of course, it was rather obvious she wasn't a child. One look at her and one could easily tell she had... matured. With her curvy lips and bust line there wasn't a single childish thing about her, that was until she opened her mouth of course, which was opened the moment she strolled into the dorm.

"Hello, roomies~" The green haired girl said with a smile plastered onto her glossed lips. Though a frown became fixed onto her face as she witnessed the scene in the room. The two of her roommates seemed rather boring; just sitting there with some dark bird. Not only that but the room didn't make up for the silence either. With it's dark atmosphere she was practically back at home at the Alliance. That just wouldn't do. She would have to make sure to lighten up the area later. Dark places were something she had become quite tired of, considering she was amongst everyday of her life.

Frowning, the girl placed her hands on her hips, scolding those in the room. "Well, aren't you a depressing bunch." The girl said to the two, any anger in her voice hard to distinguish.

[aw boo. I would do more but I have to go.]

"Happiness parade?' The girl questioned the two quizzically, acting unaware of the boy's sarcasm. Not that she didn't know how to spot sarcasm. No, after living with so many Alliance members she knew all sorts of sarcasm; she simply chose not to acknowledge it. In her opinion sarcasm was pointless. Why didn't people just say what was on their minds. "Sounds like fun."

With a smile once again become plastered onto her face, the short female strolled further into the room. "My name's Loli, silly. And I think everyone should have a smile on their face. The world would be a better place if they did." She said to the boy as she plopped onto the couch next to him, her eyes fixed onto the raven in the room as she was intrigued. Though it only took her a couple moments to look back towards Rapheal in order to reply to his last comment.

"I will thank you."

The smile on the girl's cherubic face only brightened as the boy commented on how bubbly she was. Such words were a compliment in her opinion, which was good considering people pointed out she was those things quite often. Every moment the girl could be seen doing some sort of outlandish action. At the current moment, however, Loli wasn't doing anything extreme. Surprisingly silent, the girl dangled over feet over the side of the couch, happy to find that at her height she was still able to reach the floor. Usually her short figure engendered her to have to have her small feet dangle above the ground. Easily amused, the girl began to bounce a bit on the couch, finding the comfy couch to be quite a grand trampoline. Her body moved little, but one sitting upon the couch with her would be able to feel the annoying movement of the furniture below them. "I like this couch." The green haired girl said happily, continuing her movement.

It took awhile for her to become bored and unamused, but once she did she found it the perfect time to respond to the boys latter comment. "I don't like Unicorns." She pointed out to him matter of factly. "I like lollipops." Shifting uncomfortably, the girl pulled her legs up and brought them under her so that she was sitting in Indian style, her long skirt covering most of her folded legs. "The rooms not that bad." Her words showing her still obvious dissatisfaction. "Don't worry I won't change too much." That was a lie; not that her roommates would know.

"So, what's your name Mr. Boring?"

Hmph. The depressing boy was proving to be well... depressing, and Loli disliked it. People such as him were the ones she had been surrounded by for far too long. Stupid dark people and their dismal attitudes. Ah well, at least he wasn't treating her like the people at the Alliance. Then again, they didn't treat her that badly, but that was only because they were afraid of what she would do. No one liked their powers getting stolen from them, and Rapheal was probably no different. Of course, she would wait for the proper time to disable his powers; she only did such a thing when necessary. Besides, the boy wasn't proving to be of any harm of her. A bit dismal maybe, but he hadn't been mean.

"Rapheal. Hmm you're going to need a nickname." The girl said with a smile, as an amused perplexed look became fixed onto her features. "He doesn't talk? Why doesn't he talk? I would hate not talking. Talking is really a lot of fun. Did he lose his voice? Like laryngitis? I don't like laryngitis; it makes me sound like a dying animal." The girl rambled onto for what seemed like forever, her words coming to a halt as her couch buddy stood up and retreated into his room. He came back only moments later settling back down besides the girl, a book in his hand. Being her natural curious self, Loli moved closer to the boy, her eyes peering at the book her held.

"Yea." The girl said simply, her eyes still fixed onto the book.

Floating book? Collapsing body? Was that supposed to intrigue her? Honestly, the girl had seen far more interesting things in the past. At the Alliance the impossible seemed to occur everyday, which aided her in her amusement. Still, a floating book wasn't all that cool. That was until the bird starting talking. Confused, Loli fixed her eyes on the raven, trying to figure out what exactly had happened. Sure she might look like a air-head, but she did know how do analyze situations. It was obviously a spell of sorts, but which one? Why was the book needed anyone? She knew of some that needed objects in order to preform spells, but a skill like that seemed like an odd thing for a book to be vital.

"A talking bird?" Loli said finally, a look of puzzlement still fixed on her face. But it wasn't the talking bird that confused her. Oh no, it was the voice of the bird that struck her perplexed. Ah well, some things didn't need to be understood. Acting as she usually did would be the better thing to do instead of finding out answers. "That's fun." She concluded as a smile spread across her glossed lips.

The eyes of Loli witnessed the horrible event in horror. A shriek escape from her glossed lips as the bird exploded into tiny bits, a wail soon replacing it. Feathers seemed to be all over at that point, concentrated on Loli who had been right next to the bird. The small pieces of... something... that was on her she refused to name. Hysterical, the girl then screamed out. "You killed it!" Her words showing how frantic she was at the current moment. Though in her state of hysteria the girl still was oddly adorable with her teary eyes and wavering bottom lips. The thought of her roommate being possibly dead didn't even occur to her. It was the bird she was worried about. Poor thing. It didn't deserve to die in such a horrid explosion. That Saphiro was an evil evil boy. Loli didn't like him one bit. Mr. Grumpy pants had turned into Evil Bird Killer. She would have to make sure to call him that; if he came back that is.

It was rather odd how the girl cared so much about the death of animals when she cared so little about the death of people. But that was only because she had witnessed it so many times. Numb was what she had become, which was sad really, but she did hate to see people in pain. If she could she would stop it. Unfortunately, she had learned death had it's way of relentlessly doing it's job thanks to the Alliance.