Fairies United [Sakura and iMuse]

Roma walked the streets of Magnolia. This was so different. His family had given him seventy thousand jewel to start his journey, but he still wasn't sure what to do. He had received word that his application to Fairy Tail was accepted, but he didn't want to go to the guild just yet. Looking around, Roma saw people of all kinds, but very few wizards. Hoping nobody would notice, he walked into an alley. The area was cold and it seemed to be a bad neighborhood. Roma extended his arms, his parents had given him a fine silk suit to leave in, but he couldn't stand to be without his staves and tunic.

A moment after extending his arms, Roma's red tunic appeared in the place of his suit and a staff appeared in his hand. It stood five feet long and two inches in diameter. The old wooden staff had a forked end resembling a trident. "Ahh, that's much better. Now to find a bench." Roma said with relief as he walked off towards the park he had seen a few hours earlier. Sitting, the wizard sighed. It'd been a long day exploring magnolia.

Sakura wandered down the streets of Magnolia town all alone, as usual her exceed was no where to be seen. She had been searching everywhere for her friend and her legs were now aching badly. Almost as if by fate the next corner she turned was the one into Magnolia park, a vast area of grass dotted with trees and benches.
She flopped onto the nearest bench to the entrance of the park and sighed, her muscles strained and her spine clicked. The bag on her shoulder slid onto the ground as she slouched (something she hardly every did). So much for a fun day out.

Roma looked around. People were playing, families were having picnics, and the park was full of energy. He wished he could be that happy. The life of a training wizard was no joke, but it was the one Roma had chosen. In a sense, it was his own fault. Almost forbiddingly, his parents had asked him not to leave. He could have easily lived off of their fortune for his entire life and a few more, but that wasn't what Roma wanted. Aspiring to be a wizard saint was all that he had now and he couldn't give up.

Almost in anger at his decision, Roma stood up and stormed away. He crossed the park diagonally, so that he could find the hotel he lived at. In his trek, a Frisbee hit Roma, but he kept walking. Holding out his hand, his staff and tunic disappeared, leaving the wizard in the black and red suit his parents had given him to leave in. He threw a rock behind him as he left. He heard a soft "thud" like it may have hit somebody, but Roma was in no mood to check.

The rock soared through the air and straight into the stomach of Sakura with a thud, she yelped in pain and shock. Her automatic reaction was to pull out her magic cards from her bag, shout "Burning cards!" and cast the spell in the direction the rock had come from. Four tarot cards left a trail of fire as they shot through the sky and into a person not that far away.
Sakura stayed were she was, not wanting to have to confront the person she hit.

Roma turned as he heard a voice, but he was hit immediately by four tarot cards. He was launched backwards into a tree. Standing, the wizard saw his attacker, but she was just a girl. However young, the girl had attacked Roma and he wasn't about to let that go. Stretching his arms, a teal magic circle appeared in front of him. Moments later, Roma was adorned with his "Tunic of Adamantine Silk" and his most basic staff.

"What do you think you're doing?!" He yelled as he pointed his staff. Another teal magic circle appeared and a ball of eternano flew from the staff's tip at the attacker.

(-20% Eternano)

Sakura watched in silent horror as the man she had hit turned around and glared at her with rage in his eyes. She had never been in a battle with another mage, and she wasnt sure this was going to end with her being the winner.
She walked over to the man wearing red and black and bowed politely, "Sorry," she whispered. She hoped this would be enough for speaking was not really her strong point.

Roma looked at the girl. He hadn't heard the word, "Sorry," in ages. He had certainly not had it said to him. The lady looked at him with sorrow and regret in her eyes. Immediately, Roma melted. He wanted to run away and wish that the past ten minutes had never happened, yet he knew that he couldn't. Extending a hand, the wizard cracked a smile. "Hi, I'm a new fairy tail wizard. My friends call me Roma."

Sakura smiled happily to herself, he had accepted her apology and seemed to be okay with her. "Ah... Im in Fairy Tail too," She mumbled to Roma, she thought it rude not to speak at all however she was not used to speaking (due to her being mute most of the time) so she spoke quietly. She would speak to him more once she became better friends and trusted him more.

Roma looked around. It was a bright, sunny day, but this girl seemed to be here alone. Contemplating his options, Roma was struck with a choice. He could leave the girl there and go on with his life; after all, she was a fairy tail wizard. On the other hand, Roma could take the girl to have lunch and maybe he'd already have a friend when he went to the guild.

After a few minutes of undisturbed contemplation, Roma finally made a decision. "Excuse me, can I treat you to lunch? Maybe we could walk to the guild together." He offered.

Sakura gave a single, expressionless nod to Roma. However on the inside she was feeling very excited, she never really did this sort of thing before.
She hovd her tarot cards into her bag and began walking by Romas side quietly. "I am Sakura," She said, realising that she had yet to introduce herself properly.