as written by glmstr
The Courtyard was rather calm: a few birds chirping back and forth in the venerable oak trees, a few groups of proselytes of various ages scattered around the grassy enclosure. The other students studied for tests later that day, gossiped about possible romances between classmates, or simply shared food and told jokes.
In one of the un-populated corners, a small proselyte plopped down next to a tree and opened up a colorful box, out of which came various sweet pastries from the local bakery. Some were filled with fruit or chocolate and others were simply buttery and flaky. The proselyte, an upperclassman by the name of Camille, spread out a napkin on his lap and started to nibble on the assorted treats. He loved pastries, particularly the ones from this bakery, and would buy a box of them every few days, which cut through most of his monthly allowance very quickly.
Thankfully that didn't really matter, as he was by no means living off of this money. He visited his family at the Lacroix manor almost every weekend, and he would get to see various cousins and family-friends that were also in school or at the Monastery.
Speaking of which, I wonder what Perry is up to right now..
The Courtyard was rather calm: a few birds chirping back and forth in the venerable oak trees, a few groups of proselytes of various ages scattered around the grassy enclosure. The other students studied for tests later that day, gossiped about possible romances between classmates, or simply shared food and told jokes.
In one of the un-populated corners, a small proselyte plopped down next to a tree and opened up a colorful box, out of which came various sweet pastries from the local bakery. Some were filled with fruit or chocolate and others were simply buttery and flaky. The proselyte, an upperclassman by the name of Camille, spread out a napkin on his lap and started to nibble on the assorted treats. He loved pastries, particularly the ones from this bakery, and would buy a box of them every few days, which cut through most of his monthly allowance very quickly.
Thankfully that didn't really matter, as he was by no means living off of this money. He visited his family at the Lacroix manor almost every weekend, and he would get to see various cousins and family-friends that were also in school or at the Monastery.
Speaking of which, I wonder what Perry is up to right now..
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