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Victoria was really excited. She was travelling to Rose Garden, the most famous place in all Fiore for its magic and incredible beauty. But she wasn't going there on vacation, no. She was going there to acchieve her passport! Currently, a word was spread through all Fiore; The borders to other countries were open again! Victoria was anxious to get a passport and be able to travel to other countries, but she also wanted the passport because there were International Jobs that requiered it. She was in a full of people train, a smile on her face. She hadn't taken her scythe this time, since it wasn't a perillous mission, but she had taken Leo's key just in case. Around her, everyone was talking about getting a passport and where they would travel to. She took out her key and played with it, waiting to arrive to the location she needed.
In a pair of hours, the train finally stopped. Victoria slid the key back in place and jumped off of the train, taking out a map of Rose Garden. She had no idea where she had to go to make her passport. She walked to an old man and asked him about it. He pointed a location to her and Victoria began walking to it, still happy.
Rose Garden was a pretty big town. You could easily get lost in it, which was Victoria's case. While trying to find the place the man pointed she, accidentaly entered in a hotel twice, in a tabern five times and in a police office twice. She oculd say she was pretty much lost like hell. Her feet hurt, but she didn't give up. She oculdn't. She walked and walked and walked, trying not to get lost again, until, she noticed, she was walking in a circle. She stomped her foot to the ground in annoyance and froze a little part of it, but walked away. There were a lot of dark alleys with no exit, which creeped her out, a lot of magic shops, taberns, hotels, etc...
Finally, after what seemed an eternity, Victoria arrived. The building was tall, maybe the tallest of them all, with a big whiteflag with Fiore's symbol on it. It was made out of marble and was simply precious on the sunlight. But Victoria's smile faded. It was full! She quickly walked to the queue and began waiting for her turn. She poked the person in front of her's shoulder.
'' Excuse me, for how long have yo been waiting?'' She asked politely.
'' For two days. I've been waiting for two days.'' The woman responded and turned around. Victoria froze in her place. Two days. This woman had been waiting two days! She couldn't wait that much. But she had to try and have patience.
She stood there for one hour. Boredom was getting better of her and inside the building was a chaos. But she waited. Only three people had went away with their new passports for the hour. In the next hour, three more went away, although one took more than a half of an hour with his passport. Then, three more, then, three more and so on...
The day went by slowly and, when the night came, barely fifty people had their passports. A thousand more to go. Victoria looked to the sky, tired. She invoced an icy fox and sat played with it as the night went by and more people left with their new passports.
At the morning, Victoria was deffinately annoyed. Her fox had dissappeared, and she was once again alone. She watched around, bored, and waited. She waited, and waited, and waited. The woman in front of her had began singing, and, truth to be told, she sang worse than Victoria. Thanks god the person in front of the woman told her to shut up, since their baby was sleeping. Victoria wished she could sleep too. How annoying, dear god.
Then she got furious. She got out of the line and began breaking through the crowd, trying to come in. Many people got mad at her and threw her away. Victoria huffed, furious, and took out Leo's Key.
'' Open, door of the Lion, Leo!'' The boy appeared in front of her. He was tall, taller than Victoria, with spiky orange hair, glasses, a seductive smile and a suit.
'' You called?'' He asked.
'' We're breaking through the crowd here, Leo. Like, Now.'' She said. The Lion huffed, annoyed that it wasn't a fight. ''Oh, don't worry. There will be many people who will try to get to us and give us a lesson for passing through.'' He grinned, happy.
The two of them began breaking their way through the crowd. Many people did try to push them back, but Leo pushed them off easily. There were some bandits who tried to stab Victoria, but Leo reacted fast and threw them away. The most interesting thing was that people who whitnessed those bandits thrown away, did nothign, but they walked in their place, shrugging. Victoria laughed at that, and Leo soon joined in. Together they did a good team. Leo walked to the front, pushing people away like flies. Victoria could hear someone begging to the security to stop the girl and the celestial spirit, that all of the people had been waiting for days and they had no right to step in like that. It seemed Leo heard it as well, since he took her hand and pulled her forward, breaking through the people with more efficacy now. Even some of them fell. There were still a lot of people in front of them, and the guard was breaking through as well. Soon enough, they arrived. Both of them were breathing heavily, and, waited for a stand to get free. Leo soon dissapeared, leaving Victoria alone, and the ice mage made her way at the nearest free place. Her turn came and she stood in front of the woman at the stand.
'' Full name, please'' She said in a bored tone. She had black hair that was pulled in a bun, glasses and had the expression of being a really boring and irritating person.
'' Victoria Anna Hunter'' Victoria answered and turned around to see if the guard was still here. He was walking away. She sighed in gratitude.
'' Age?'' The woman asked while writing down Victoria's name.
'' 18.'' Victoria answered, calmed. She could feel many looks on her back, most of them wanting to kill her.
'' Mage or Normal?'' The woman asked once again.
'' Mage.'' Victoria smirked.
'' Guild?'' The woman asked again.
'' Fairy Tail.'' She answered, her smirk growing. The woman looked at her with a face that clearly meant: Oh no, a Troublemaker from Fairy Tail. She better not destroy anything.
'' Ehem, Magic? Birthday?''
'' Ice Magic and Celestial Spirit Magic. I was born on the 31st of March, XXXX.'' She answered, now bored.
'' Please go through this door so they could make you the photo.'' The girl said, trying to get Victoria off her back. '' Meanwhile, I will prepare your passport.''
Victoria went to where the woman had pointed her. There was a woman with a smile waiting for her, sitting behing a camera.
Victoria sat on the chair where the woman told her; she had a sweet voice, with a little daydreaming tone. Victoria placed herself well and tried to fix her hair. She pulled down her shirt, passed a hand through her face and pulled a slight smile. The camera took the photo and Victoria had to wait at least five minutes to lay her hands on it. On the photo, she had messy hair, which, truth to be told, suited her better than combed hair, a stupid smile and her blue catlike eyes staring at the camera with determination. Yet, there was something childish in Victoria's smile as well. Maybe the fact she's really childish made her think like that. She walked back to the annoyed woman and handed her the photo and waited. Soon, the woman handed her her passport, and Victoria had to bite her mouth to not to scream in happiness. She opened it and read it all to see if everything was allright. And thanks god, it was. She began walking to the train station once again, a happy smile on her face again, a passport in her pocket. Even the train ride was a hell lot less annoying. She was thankful that she had decided to break through the crowd, or now she'd still be waiting.
In a pair of hours, the train finally stopped. Victoria slid the key back in place and jumped off of the train, taking out a map of Rose Garden. She had no idea where she had to go to make her passport. She walked to an old man and asked him about it. He pointed a location to her and Victoria began walking to it, still happy.
Rose Garden was a pretty big town. You could easily get lost in it, which was Victoria's case. While trying to find the place the man pointed she, accidentaly entered in a hotel twice, in a tabern five times and in a police office twice. She oculd say she was pretty much lost like hell. Her feet hurt, but she didn't give up. She oculdn't. She walked and walked and walked, trying not to get lost again, until, she noticed, she was walking in a circle. She stomped her foot to the ground in annoyance and froze a little part of it, but walked away. There were a lot of dark alleys with no exit, which creeped her out, a lot of magic shops, taberns, hotels, etc...
Finally, after what seemed an eternity, Victoria arrived. The building was tall, maybe the tallest of them all, with a big whiteflag with Fiore's symbol on it. It was made out of marble and was simply precious on the sunlight. But Victoria's smile faded. It was full! She quickly walked to the queue and began waiting for her turn. She poked the person in front of her's shoulder.
'' Excuse me, for how long have yo been waiting?'' She asked politely.
'' For two days. I've been waiting for two days.'' The woman responded and turned around. Victoria froze in her place. Two days. This woman had been waiting two days! She couldn't wait that much. But she had to try and have patience.
She stood there for one hour. Boredom was getting better of her and inside the building was a chaos. But she waited. Only three people had went away with their new passports for the hour. In the next hour, three more went away, although one took more than a half of an hour with his passport. Then, three more, then, three more and so on...
The day went by slowly and, when the night came, barely fifty people had their passports. A thousand more to go. Victoria looked to the sky, tired. She invoced an icy fox and sat played with it as the night went by and more people left with their new passports.
At the morning, Victoria was deffinately annoyed. Her fox had dissappeared, and she was once again alone. She watched around, bored, and waited. She waited, and waited, and waited. The woman in front of her had began singing, and, truth to be told, she sang worse than Victoria. Thanks god the person in front of the woman told her to shut up, since their baby was sleeping. Victoria wished she could sleep too. How annoying, dear god.
Then she got furious. She got out of the line and began breaking through the crowd, trying to come in. Many people got mad at her and threw her away. Victoria huffed, furious, and took out Leo's Key.
'' Open, door of the Lion, Leo!'' The boy appeared in front of her. He was tall, taller than Victoria, with spiky orange hair, glasses, a seductive smile and a suit.
'' You called?'' He asked.
'' We're breaking through the crowd here, Leo. Like, Now.'' She said. The Lion huffed, annoyed that it wasn't a fight. ''Oh, don't worry. There will be many people who will try to get to us and give us a lesson for passing through.'' He grinned, happy.
The two of them began breaking their way through the crowd. Many people did try to push them back, but Leo pushed them off easily. There were some bandits who tried to stab Victoria, but Leo reacted fast and threw them away. The most interesting thing was that people who whitnessed those bandits thrown away, did nothign, but they walked in their place, shrugging. Victoria laughed at that, and Leo soon joined in. Together they did a good team. Leo walked to the front, pushing people away like flies. Victoria could hear someone begging to the security to stop the girl and the celestial spirit, that all of the people had been waiting for days and they had no right to step in like that. It seemed Leo heard it as well, since he took her hand and pulled her forward, breaking through the people with more efficacy now. Even some of them fell. There were still a lot of people in front of them, and the guard was breaking through as well. Soon enough, they arrived. Both of them were breathing heavily, and, waited for a stand to get free. Leo soon dissapeared, leaving Victoria alone, and the ice mage made her way at the nearest free place. Her turn came and she stood in front of the woman at the stand.
'' Full name, please'' She said in a bored tone. She had black hair that was pulled in a bun, glasses and had the expression of being a really boring and irritating person.
'' Victoria Anna Hunter'' Victoria answered and turned around to see if the guard was still here. He was walking away. She sighed in gratitude.
'' Age?'' The woman asked while writing down Victoria's name.
'' 18.'' Victoria answered, calmed. She could feel many looks on her back, most of them wanting to kill her.
'' Mage or Normal?'' The woman asked once again.
'' Mage.'' Victoria smirked.
'' Guild?'' The woman asked again.
'' Fairy Tail.'' She answered, her smirk growing. The woman looked at her with a face that clearly meant: Oh no, a Troublemaker from Fairy Tail. She better not destroy anything.
'' Ehem, Magic? Birthday?''
'' Ice Magic and Celestial Spirit Magic. I was born on the 31st of March, XXXX.'' She answered, now bored.
'' Please go through this door so they could make you the photo.'' The girl said, trying to get Victoria off her back. '' Meanwhile, I will prepare your passport.''
Victoria went to where the woman had pointed her. There was a woman with a smile waiting for her, sitting behing a camera.
Victoria sat on the chair where the woman told her; she had a sweet voice, with a little daydreaming tone. Victoria placed herself well and tried to fix her hair. She pulled down her shirt, passed a hand through her face and pulled a slight smile. The camera took the photo and Victoria had to wait at least five minutes to lay her hands on it. On the photo, she had messy hair, which, truth to be told, suited her better than combed hair, a stupid smile and her blue catlike eyes staring at the camera with determination. Yet, there was something childish in Victoria's smile as well. Maybe the fact she's really childish made her think like that. She walked back to the annoyed woman and handed her the photo and waited. Soon, the woman handed her her passport, and Victoria had to bite her mouth to not to scream in happiness. She opened it and read it all to see if everything was allright. And thanks god, it was. She began walking to the train station once again, a happy smile on her face again, a passport in her pocket. Even the train ride was a hell lot less annoying. She was thankful that she had decided to break through the crowd, or now she'd still be waiting.
