Open It's The End Of The World As We Know It

[Dahlia Doherty]

But Dahlia felt fine. Okay, it was a little awkward that she and Anisha had very similar costumes, but they were also just different spins on the same theme, and they both looked great. Anisha looked stunning, actually, while Dahlia looked a bit more messed up, as pretty as her dress was. Dahlia just thought she'd spice hers up a bit with some acting. She lumbered into the hall, holding her arms in front of her and shuffling forward like an actual zombie. "Braaaaaaains," she groaned, heading towards the food table (painfully slowly, but she was committed to this now) and grabbed at a drink. Which she couldn't really drink with the commitment to stiff limbs, so she stared at it for a bit, considering whether to stay in character or just give in and drink the juice.

 

[Sofi Ayre]

Sofi had been hanging around by the snack table, not really getting involved with the whole costume scene this year but happy to watch everyone else enjoy themselves. When she spotted her Heta sister walking over like a zombie, Sofi giggled, enjoying the performance and relaxing a little bit because she knew from the slumber party that Dahlia was friendly. "I don't know whether to be offended or relieved that you think a glass of juice has more brains than me." She joked, having just been bypassed by a brain eating zombie for a glass juice.

 

[Dahlia Doherty]

Dahlia giggled at Sofi's comment, shrugging her shoulders awkwardly (and trying not to spill the juice in the meantime). "I don't have braaaaaaaains myself," she joked. She certainly wasn't academically successful, though it didn't really bother her. She was more into sport and the performing arts. "Do wizards even have zombies? I can't remember." She gave up on the rigor mortis and decided to take a drink, figuring she was like a theme park performer off duty. "Are you having a nice night?"

 

[Sofi Ayre]

Sofi giggled at Dahlia's acting, nodding silently at her question, "They sort of do, but they call them inferi." Sofi shivered at the thought, she didn't know much about them and didn't want to know more, "My sister told me about them once, they are very dark." She said, not wanting Dahlia to think she had been looking them up herself. Sofi hesitated at the next question, if she was having a nice night. She glanced around the room, her voice a little uncertain.. "Um I think so, it's just quite busy, isn't it?"