Homecoming 2018- Town Hall- Saturday evening

[seriesofbaddecisions]

Town hall was decked out for homecoming, and there was certainly... a theme. Halloween Under the Sea was definitely a theme that they had come up with.

And it was a theme that was put together by several people not from this universe who didn't know much about Halloween, or what this planet had under its sea.

So there were definitely backdrops of waves lining the walls, and they were decorated with things like fish. Fish that were wearing costumes that had been Googled so that some might have firefighter helmets on, or cat ears. One was very definitely a superhero. Same for the octoroks. And sure, yeah, maybe you had one of these guys on a wall but he was wearing a witch's hat!

There was also plenty of orange and black glitter around, too. Don't worry, they hadn't classed the place up too much.

Luke's Diner, Saturday

[what_the_shock]

The staff was, oddly, behaving themselves today. The busboy bused tables, the cook made the orders, the dishwasher washed the dishes.

Miguel was bored.


Today's Specials:
Half off for alumni or anybody with a good story!

Luke's was open!



[No OCD!]

The Park [after sunset]

[texted3times]

When one was a thousand year old vampire, one did not go to dances with 15 year old children.

But one could lurk in the dark shadows of the park around Halloween, lounge against a tree in a leather jacket and tight pants and just look a little bit tempting and wrong.

Around Halloween, that was practically traditional vampire behavior, really.

Covent Garden Flowers, Saturday

[1000yearstoolate]

When Seivarden opened the door to the shop she was met with rows upon rows of pumpkins with faces carved into them, and tiny lights flickering inside. She hesitated before stepping inside. The pumpkins didn't do anything besides looking creepy though, or so it seemed, so eventually she did open up and made herself a pot of tea.

The pumpkins kept being peaceful, but it was unnerving being surrounded by carved eyes that probably wasn't staring but were still... unnerving. Seivarden was counting down until she could go home.

[Open. I knew I had forgotten something.]