Job: I hope my passport picture doesn't suck. [Private/Rin]

Wow. This really wasn't what she was expecting at all.
She knew that there were going to be a lot of people, but she wasn't expecting it to be this crazy. Having a passport was important, sure, but was it really worth all of this...?

Rin looked up at her tall friend. He seemed to be just as concerned as she was. People were pushing, shoving, screaming, and just all around acting like animals. It was really unsightly.
People really shouldn't be acting like this. Rin pouted, frustrated by the behavior she was seeing.
Pie-face, I mean Theo, piped up, offering to protect her from the flying elbows of the townspeople. She smiled up at him, appreciating the kind gesture. "T-thank you! That's very sweet!" she said, pushing a strand of hair behind her ear. She looked back to the crowd, pondering what her next move would be. They had to get their passports somehow... But this line was ridiculous. They had to come up with a plan... She raised her tablet, looking up to Theo as she did. "M-Maybe I could make something to distract them?"

A distraction. Rin scrunched her face up, deep in thought. What would get these people to move away? Maybe something shiny? These people seem greedy enough to fall for some fake treasures. She looked back over to her friend, and instantly scrapped that idea. Her treasuring hunting companion would definitely go running for it too if he saw it, and she definitely didn't need that happening.

She began to lift her tablet, pressing the button to fabricate her pen. As it did, she began to scribble something. Perhaps some sort of creature would entice them? She was thinking of a cute animal, but realized quickly that she wasn’t really able to remember many of them. She blushed deeply, feeling quite foolish for not knowing about things as simple as animals. There was one that she could remember, and it was quite cute. She furiously scribbled until the animal began to appear just to the right of the crowd. Uh... Why was it still growing? It wasn’t supposed to be that big!?

The elephant finally appeared in all of its glory, thought it was a considerable bit larger than she was envisioning. At least it was big, like Theo had suggested. People stared at it for a moment, but as the elephant lifted its trunk to let out a mighty trumpet, they began to scramble in fear. “O-oh... I seem to have made a goof...” Rin said, biting her lip in embarrassment. The screaming and flailing bodies before her were extremely frightened by her beautiful creation. She pouted for a moment, thinking that she had done a rather good job. She waved her arms at the people, yelling to them, “D-don’t be scared of him! He won’t harm anyone!” But nobody was listening.

Rin smiled at her friend's reaction to her magic.
It made her really happy to see his interest in it. "Y-yes! I can create pretty much anything with my tablet. It comes in handy a lot!" she gushed, a twinkle of excitement in her eyes. She followed along, close to his side, as they approached the booth. Yet, Rin's elephant seemed to have helped other people more than it had helped them. She crossed her arms and pouted at this revelation. They were supposed to be at the front of the line! Not these people! She grumbled quietly to herself as she thought about what to do next. "I don't really know what to do now, Theo. I'm sorry." she said, a frustrated look on her delicate face.

Theo then suggested a plan that involved a piggyback ride. "A piggyback ride? W-what is that?" Rin asked, her head tilting to the side slightly. Did it have something to do with riding on a pig's back? She looked around, but there were no pigs in sight. She was quite puzzled indeed.

A large blush shot across Rin's face, making her a bright red color. Ride on his back? How on earth was she going to do that? She had to admit,
his idea was a really good one. She didn't know exactly how his magic worked, but she trusted him and his judgement. She also really didn't want to slip on a large sea of jello. What an embarrassing story that would be. She bit her lip and nodded. "O-Okay... I'll try my best!" she said, trying to be as confident as she could be.

She quietly walked behind him, putting her arms around his neck and climbing on. Her blush only seemed to become a brighter shade of red as he grabbed her legs and lifted her up. "O-Okay! I'm ready!" Rin said, holding on tight like the spider monkey she had become. Theo then activated his spell, causing everyone them to slip, then calmly and confidently glided towards the booth. Everyone was cursing and yelling behind them, but they really didn't care. Rin and Theo had gotten their passports that day, and their pictures totally didn't suck.