Mageheart

"I don't have a preference," he admitted. He was fond of both of them, despite Rowan's qualms in regards to humans. Animals were different, just as he was. But there ...

"impersonating an overly ambitious firefly" That line just really made me laugh for some reason. "It's alright," Maahes hurriedly told her, wanting to dispel her worry as quickly as possible. ...

"Yeah," he said. Isn't that what he had just said? He had said he was in 1-A, and his uniform was from the U.A. What other 1-A would there be? ...

Maahes shifted uncomfortably from one foot to the other. "I'm technically a demon, but not the type that Auryon is referring to." He wished, for a moment, that they were ...

He furrowed his brow. "I don't-I don't understand. I am in Class 1-A. And, what is My Hero Academia a slice of life or something? It sounds like a really ...

"Oh. Yeah." He suddenly felt incredibly sheepish. "I should have thought of that."

"Do you spend much time with animals?" he asked, curious. She seemed quite comfortable around the little bird. He doubted someone would be so interested if they rarely interacted.

He looked back at the young bird. Chirping once more, it hopped a little further down his arm. "That's a cute nickname," he said, a smile gracing his lips. "I ...

I live for Valon's reactions. His guess may have been correct, but Maahes found it difficult to come to such a quick conclusion. He was still under the belief that ...

He had been too preoccupied with his injury and finding other people to pay too much attention to his surroundings. While he had been certain that he was in the ...

I'd love for you to join this roleplay, @CoffeeCat! It's not mine, but I'm sure that everyone else would feel the same way. And shoot! Valon's not afraid to share ...

He slowly looked over at her after she spoke, curious but wishing to not startle his newfound friend. There was the childish temptation to ignore Rowan because of their disagreement. ...

I like the idea of him waiting it out until they finish their first shift. I can't see him getting into fights or causing trouble, and he would want more ...

The bird tilted its little head and chirped. It was undeniably adorable, and he hoped that it would choose to accept his offer. It chirped again and jumped to the ...

Hearing the song of the young bird, he got to his feet. He took a moment to adjust the strap of his bag. He had always been the type to ...