The Wrong City [ Closed, Kissos ]

Ivy had still been in Hargeon for the past couple days, and she was planning on going back to the guild hall soon. She loved it in Hargeon, it was a very big city and it was always active, but Ivy knew all good things had to come to an end. Ivy was skipping through the town, looking at the food shops and things of the sort. She came across a bakery and bought a cookie. It was then that Ivy went toward the train station. Why? She had no idea.

Ivy was running around the train station and trying to be active, have fun and play, and she was succeeding in it. She saw some people get off a train and that caught her attention, so she ran over there. She was not looking where she was going, so the worst came to worst.
slam
Ivy crashed into someone while in a sprint. She fell onto her butt, and dropped her cookie in the process. That pulled her to the dark side if nothing else could. Ivy crashing into someone for standing in the middle of the station? Fine. Make her drop her cookie? Prepare to have your leg broken with a wrench.

"HEY LADY! You made me drop my cookie!!! Buy me a new one!" Ivy yelled at the woman who was standing there with the two briefcases. Ivy would either get a new cookie from this woman, or this woman would wish she was never born.

Ivy felt mind-crushed. This person had said it was Ivy's fault that her cookie was gone? Then said that she wouldn't buy another? Then walked off as if she was some boss of sorts? Yeah that didn't strike any good nerves with her. Lucky for this woman there were no wrenches or pipes around, so the kneecaps werent an option. Next available option: her sanity.

She ran aside the lady backwards while speaking.
"Oh really? Where? You don't look like your going anywhere important! Unless it's the bakery!!!" Ivy laughed because of how uptight this lady looked. She was, however absolutely and utterly pissed at this lady for not buying her a replacement cookie and even Moreso that she said it was Ivy's fault. Ivy wasn't even mad that she was standing around moving at the speed of molasses, all she wanted was a replacement cookie. Ivy didn't care about buying another one, she had the money. But she found it that when someone else causes her snack to be desecrated In some way they must pay the price for it.

Ivy continued to skip, now facing forward as she followed alongside the lady, determined to make the rest of her day a living hell... Or until she decides to buy her another cookie.

Ivy looked at the woman as if she was crazy. All she did was speak like she was some robot that didn't have to care about anyone saying anything, and just spoke. That was all Sanne was doing at the moment was just speaking without thinking at all.

"Actually I don't want to go with you anywhere, I just want you to buy me a cookie! So do it and stop being annoying!" Ivy was getting angry with this lady, but instead of doing it the violent way like she would normally be dragged to Ivy kept her cool, and continued following alongside Sanne. Sure Ivy was following her, but it didn't mean Ivy wanted to accompany her. All Ivy wanted was a replacement desert, and she would be on her way. Couldn't this uptight lady see that? No, instead all she did was be difficult, not taking the easy way out. This was purposefully, Ivy could feel it. This lady wanted to make Ivy mad by just not complying to the easy cheap cookie, and letting Ivy go on her way. Ivy wouldn't stick around afterward, so there was no point in keeping her, unless this lady wanted Ivy's attention or if she was just trying to piss her off. Considering there would be no reason for her to want Ivy with her, Ivy went with door #2.

(Ivy doesn't know your name. I just use people's names when in narration because I don't wanna spend every time saying "this person" or something along those lines. Also I use Sanne because your first name Vendredi is way too hard to spell and your char's surname is also very hard. So I shorten it. Like calling a Joshua Josh.)

Ivy's face went red with anger. All she wanted was a cookie but Sanne was just being difficult. What is so hard about doing such a petty task anyway? Again, Ivy wouldn't care about doing it herself she just thought that Sanne was responsible for it, and should hold to her "responsibility."

"You think like a dummy! Chain or not I don't wanna go with you. I just want my cookie, and if you give me a cookie without going to where your going, I can get it! I think where you're going won't even have cookies will it...?" she muttered to herself.

Ivy suddenly had something dawn on her. SHES A MAGE. Ivy runs up closer to Sanne, then activates one of her spells. The spell trapped the two in an invisible sphere of rapidly spinning winds. Spinning rapidly enough that actually touching one would hurt. Ivy sat down in the center of the sphere, looking up at Sanne. "I wanna get a cookie from you. Can I get one please!?"
(I don't want to PVP. I just thought this spell would fit at this time, so I used it.)

Ivy continued sitting and looked around the area they were in. Not the barrier, but the area in general.

"Well I won't let you go until you promise to get me a cookie to make up for the one before! And if you try anything funny I can just retrap you." Ivy rocked back and forth, as if the ground were a rocking chair. Ivy wasn't losing patience - no, she was however agitated. She had all day, but the fact that Sanne came at Ivy with things that seemed so condescending made her feel less than happy. She however managed to still be cheerful, and she is still on the diplomat side. First it was demand, then ask nicely, then semi-force to do. That's Ivy's diplomat side.

"So? Will you get me a cookie? You said you wanted one too so you can get yourself one!" Ivy smiled happily, actually enjoying that option. Everybody wins. Cookie, cookie, points, points.

Ivy growled. This little skirmish of wether or not she would get her cookie had been getting on her nerves. She really wasn't spoiled, not used to really getting her way. She had her maid for that, she was strict and set her to do the exact opposite, and understand that when people don't give her something she shouldn't expect it. She also taught Ivy that if someone does something bad, they should pay for it. And in Ivy's eyes that's precisely what Sanne did, and she wanted her to compensate for it by getting a new one.

While getting really annoyed over how condescending Sanne was being, Ivy did in fact see a bakery, it was the one she got her cookie from in the first place. She looked at Sanne, and pointed in the direction of said bakery, looking rather as if it was a "duh" type thing. "Are you blind, near sighted, or just plain stupid because I believe I see a bakery. One that sells cookies at that..." As she says this her magic barrier begins to weaken, then dissipate. It vanished within seconds, and Ivy began walking that way, looking behind her once at Sanne, ready to re-trap her.

Ivy perked up, for Sanne finally stopped being difficult. "That's all you had to do from the beginning! I never said you couldn't give me any money to buy one, ya know." Ivy put her hands on her waist and held an annoyed look, just to emphasize how much she feels like "you just now thought of this." Ivy then smiled happily, for she was only kidding around with the whole annoyed look. She was annoyed with how persistent Sanne was, but she also was extremely happy she was going to buy her a cookie, and who wouldn't be happy about that? Plus she thought it would be rude to have such an annoyed expression on her face, for she did not even mean it. Ivy was always against rudeness, even though sometimes she is and was rude herself.
(Sorry for the bad post as well as for not posting for a while. Had internet problems, so yeah...)