¡The Hobbit¡An everyone-survives Roleplay¡Accepting¡

[Emily Senpai]

"You are so lucky!" Elena dark. Some of her long dark hair fell into her eyes. She was casually sitting now. She was also one of the only girls who wore shirts and pants from the Shire.

[garnet.]

Sìka took the loaf out and placed it with a few others, before wandering to a few tables and asking for orders. She deliberately avoided a specific table at the back, zooming to the others, before darting behind the counter to prepare meals and to pour drinks.

Bilbo smiled softly, remembering the days past. He sighed wearily. "Im not the Hobbit I used to be..." he said decidedly.

[DistructionCahill!]

Zaahir glanced at every customer. Most of these people she'd never met, and she was curious. But she stayed silent, not wanting to freak anyone out.

[garnet.]

"Zaahir, could you possibly light the fire in that big stove over there, and then in the bread stove?" She asked quietly, knowing how long it took her to light fires.

[DistructionCahill!]

"Okay." she replied, hopping off Sìka's shoulder.
She hit the ground with a quiet tap, and quickly scampered over to the big stove and blew a flame, lighting it almost instantly. She went over to the bread stove and did the same.

[Emily Senpai]

"Well it is a go change ." Elena said. And she sole the truth. It was a good change.

[garnet.]

Sika followed by laying three more loaves into the bread oven, humming quietly as she did so, chatting to her colleagues briefly every few seconds.

Bilbo nodded slowly. "I guess so, the others thought so, but I dont know..." he muttered in a low tone, his eyes drifting off.

[DistructionCahill!]

Zaahir perched up on a counter. She watched Sìka, waiting for her next command. If there was going to be one, anyway.

[garnet.]

She smiled a little. "Tell me little one, can you touch flowers without burning them?" She asked the young dragon quietly.

[DistructionCahill!]

"I've never touched a flower before."
She shook her head.
"I didn't know, and I didn't want to destroy the beauty."