School RP (Closed 😬Stalkers welcome)

(Hey Typhoon u up for Alek brutally destroying Lloyd)

(Aka chucking frail boi into a wall)

(And Lillian!)

(Yep.)

Lillian looked at Darren as she acted out her lines. She didn't half-ass anything.

(Yeah… We could do it at the cafe. Lloyd would just have to come to the cafe first, Darren and Lillian are already there.)

(Yep.)

Lillian looked at Darren as she acted out her lines. She didn't half-*** anything.

(You can swear if you want….)

(Just wanted to be sure :P)

(Lit)
Lloyd walked into the cafe and asked for a simple black coffee. He was basically zoned out whenever he drank coffee anyways, so why waste money on something he wouldn't taste?

Darren, mid-line, stopped "Hey, Lloyd!"

"Hmm? Oh, hey, Darren." Lloyd waved at Darren, still holding the tasteless coffee.

"Oh hi!" Lillian waved at Lloyd.

"You wanna join us, we're running lines…" Darren says in between sips of coffee.

Luena sat cross-legged in the plane of oblivion. She opened her mind, letting her consciousness flow out of her body (like astral projection from Dr. Strange) Luena stepped back through the portal, intent on observing the world without human interaction.

"Um, okay." Lloyd pulled his script out of his hoodie pocket. For some reason that not even he knew, he had taken to carrying it around.

The three read lines together for quite some time when Alek walked in and order something before taking a seat a few tables away from them.

"Dick alert," Lillian whispered to the group noticing Alek's entrance.

Alek noticed them and laughed to himself. "Hey nerds, I see you're practicing for the nerdfest!"

Darren ignored Alek.

"Go away, Alek. We're busy." Lloyd didn't even glance up from his script.

"It's not a nerdfest," Lillian rolled her eyes, "That's called D&D this is Theater."

"I'm sorry, what's your problem now?" Alek said to Lloyd

"D&D and theater are the same things! You all suck so close enough I guess." Alek said to Lillian.

"No they're not," Lillian glared at him, "They have many vast differences."

Alek stood and then sat at the unoccupied spot at their table.

"What do you mean, 'now'? I don't have any problems, at least none that you should know of." Lloyd set down his script, looking at Alek from where he was.

"Inlighten me!" He glared at Darren before turning his glare to Lillian

"Why should I?" Lillian crossed her arms and leaned back.

Luena came upon the cafe. Figuring this the best way to observe others, she phased her way in. She entered and saw Lloyd, Lillian, and Darren, as well as Alek. Luena just sort of sat awkwardly on the table, kinda interested as to how this would continue.

"Fine. I thought you were going to educate me, but whatever." Alek, sitting backward on the chair, turned toward Darren. "You seem to be having the time of your life now that you're hanging with the nerds… Getting any gayer?"

Darren looked up from his script. "Don't talk about my friends like that Alek, and for your information, I'm straighter than the pole your mom dances on to pay your bills!"