Bracelets for the soul

"Ohhhh, I would just love that, sweetie~ And you're right..."

Alti involuntarily caught the hat by the brim between two fingers and stared at the steamed brussels sprout, internally laughing at their words. Anyone in the room could see just how relaxed he was, leaning back with a toothy grin still gracing his face. If anyone needed help putting this little fiasco behind them, it was the walking vegetable. Alti tapped the hat on his knee a couple of times before placing it back on his head, his fingers pressed firmly on its brim as he lowered it. It would appear he was mocking the other man's earlier gesture, trying to imitate the one-eyed glare that went along it by closing one of his own but faltering as the expression felt very silly. "... It sure has been fun, but I do believe this is just the beginning~"

"Ohohoho..... well, just WHAT do we have here?" Alti exclaimed, glancing at the ferret in fascination. If the goal was to frighten him, the rodent would have to do better. "I didn't think something as weak as you could manage it! Good job!" He gave the ferret two thumbs up, looking to Cyrus to see what the trick would do to him.

She was being thrown around like a rag doll, it seemed like, by alti.
God dammit, why was everybody such an ass?!
although....
She looked over at Vale,Simon,and Cyrus who had shown concern.
Genuine concern.... 
Boy, this was new.
Feeling cared for...it made her feel sort of warm inside...or maybe that war, feeling was anger inspired heat from wanting to beat the everloving shit out if Alti.
she turned over to Cyrus.
"Yeah, I'm fine..."
She shot a glare at alti for a second.
"Not sure about the stripper though."
she turned to vale and Simon.
"Hey...uh...thank you both....that meant a lot..." She said sheepishly, a light smile crossing her face.
She would have most likely spoken up if the two scientist didn't come bursting through with fire extinguishers in hand.
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"God dammit no! No no no no no!" Yelled tyreithillis as she worked through other people, with elenara close behind.
Elenara simply grimaced.
"I didn't know it would get so overwhelmed on the first day..." She muttered.
Elenara and Tyreithilis burst into room 1, and sprayed down a very small fire that had burst from Both Vale and Alraada's beds.
when they finished, they both came out and Elenara laid a hand on Vale and Alraada's shoulders.
"Im deeply sorry, it's just your beds had both become overwhelmed from the sheer amount of movement they've experienced."
She sighed lightly.
"None of your belongings are damaged, at least, assuming you didn't leave anything on the bed."
Tyreithillis gestured to the guest room.
"There's a guest room over there I'm case of anything happening, and it's the same as your previous room ,except the beds aren't power by any sort of aura, and there is only one of them." She stated.
While Tyreithillis was explaining, Elenara had already gotten their suitcases.

Vale audibly groaned as the women explained what had happened in their room. Of course this would happen. He should’ve just clipped the damn wires on his bed when he had the chance. He shivered a bit when he realized they could have been in the beds when they combusted. He’d forgotten about how unstable this technology could be.

“At least no one was hurt.” He muttered, before turning back to Alraada. “Well, darling, we should go collect our things and move to the new room. I’ll go ahead and sleep on the floor, no need for you to.” He smiled and started walking towards their room quickly before she could respond, hoping to adjust the beds before Alraada realized they’d moved again and had completely switched sides of the room.

Aberdeen heard Maicy come up to the door, almost on queue, and simply listened to the girl apologize over nothing. Aberdeen sighed in annoyance, mainly towards Vale who caused this with his idiotic dare.

"I'm fine." They started "And don't apologize. It was Vale's stupid dare anyways. He just wanted to spite me for calling him out as the filthy cheater he is. Its no biggie. I'm fine. I just want to rest, thats all. Today's been hectic." 

Aberdeen laid into their blankets, their head fading into a simply trail of smoke as they nuzzled into their pillow. The shower tiles were hard, but they'd have to get used to it for the next three months. Might as well start now. 

Alti fell to one side in an explosion of laughter, his hat falling off as he watched the defeated skeptic saunter to their room. Once it died down to chuckles, Alti reached for the hat and walked over to where the ferret stood, kneeling down to get a better look at it as he put the accessory on. “Bravo, little one!” he cheered, clapping excitedly. He glanced past the corridor to the closed door marked “5” and smirked. No more smart comments? he thought, turning his attention back to the demon creature. “Thanks for the show!” he chirped, ignoring the rodent's slew of insults. “Who would’ve thought a little picture show was all it took to shut him up? I’d love to go on, but as you can see-” Alti gestured toward the rooms. “My sweetie needs me~” The man got back up on his feet and took a quick step toward the rooms, stopping himself suddenly and turning back to the possessed animal.

“Oh! And before I forget-”

Alti pressed his boot against the ferret’s body to hold it place, giving the animal a warm smile in spite of the pressure he was applying on its squishy vessel. Something about the ferret being squeezed seemed to come naturally to him. Weird. Alti pointed over to his room as he stared down into its red eye. “From now on, I’m the only who can freak him out, got it?” And with that, Alti skipped away from the lounge area and toward his room, giggling at his new discovery.

Once he got to the dented door marked the same as his bracelet, he kicked it open and slammed it closed as soon as he got inside, the goal to be as annoying as possible now clearly accomplished. He leaned against the door, staring at the fallen scientist groaning into his pillow.

“Ahahaha, what’s wrong, Cyrus?” he cackled. “Can’t handle demons?”

None of this made sense. This whole day felt like some weird dream, what with satellites that can find soulmates, demons, magic powers, hell even Aberdeen didn't fit into any of this. They scratched at their neck as they 'stared' up at the ceiling, despite not having any eyes. A drowsy haze washed over them, the fighter barely being able to stay awake. With a heavy heart, they began drifting off. If this day were an example of how the next three months were to be spent, then there wasn't a doubt in Aberdeen's mind.

"Soulmates aren't real. This is all a waste of time." The whispered to themself. They tossed and turned until they got comfortable and began humming a familiar tune. A tune that used to comfort them as a child. The kind of comfort they needed after a day like this. Aberdeen let the sound of their own humming waft through the air, the music fading into silence as the headless being fell asleep, their 'smoke' filling the top of the shower.

"N-No need..." she said shaking her head.
She looked confused as to why he was heading over to their room.
"Hey, uh, you do know that we're not sleeping in there, right?"
She followed after him skeptically.
"They sort of burned our beds, remember?"