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i was in this group several years ago... i even found my old comments and oh damn am i ashamed of my own writing >.>

"I know right," Alaska said, admiring his larger wings. She didn't wish for bigger ones anyway, she just wanted wings that could lift her up to the sky and allow her to soar up high. "Do you want to try flying? I could guide you, since you're new at this, though flying is quite natural once you have your wings accustomed to your body weight," Alaska asked Asher and walked behind him to take a look and see how she'll guide him if he wished too. She doesn't want to impose anything on him, therefore she waited for his response.

"Actually it varies from cupid to cupid and their wing size. I only knew recently that we could fly too, you know," Alaska said, shrugging. She stood up and stretched, then closed her eyes and felt her wings unfurl from within her. They were pure white, but not extremely big like Angels; only spanning about a few metres on either side of her. Her eyes glowed the similar colour, and after a while, it dimmed back to her normal eyes. "See, mine's just average. How about yours?" Alaska asked Asher, cocking her head to one side.

"I mean that's no hurry as well. Maybe we should play a game while we're here.... or...." Alaska had a devilish grin on her face. That was just her, adventurous and always so eager to try new and dangerous things. "We could fly," Alaska grinned from ear to ear, already excited at the thought of unleashing her wings.

"So what do you want to do now? Like we could go to the library and do more research or something on these. Since, you know, I don't actually listen in lessons," Alaska turned to Asher, asking him for his opinion. Being in the courtyard was serene, but she didn't mind moving elsewhere as well. After all, when you meet friends, you have to do more things to know them better.

"Exactly right! It's so weird..." Alaska said, trailing off in thought. However, she came back to reality when he mentioned about finding her one, and she smiled broadly at him, "We'll find yours too. I wonder who that lucky girl is, man, I'll be entirely jealous of her." She held a teasing tone at the end of course, but perhaps she meant it just a bit.

"Well," Alaska shifted to her side and looked into his eyes, grasping fragments of his love life using her powers. "She'll be someone who's probably more on the wild side, more adventurous. She likes open spaces I think," Alaska scrunched up her nose, "yeah, that's all I can get for now." She was surprised that their true love's personality sounded so much like themselves, and it was downright weird.

"Really? Then I'll be your Cupid too, if you want. We can help one another find our true loves, it'll be fun," Alaska said happily as she looked into his eyes with seriousness. She was serious about helping him too, if he were to help her. Then she wouldn't have to bother about returning him a favour; she just had to help him find love if he wanted. "I wonder who my love will be like though. Any ideas?" Alaska asked Asher.

"Of course!" Alaska laughed. "It's every girl's dream to find her true love, cupid or not. We girls are all the same y'know? The only difference is I help people find love and generally no one helps me back," Alaska explained and shrugged as another cloud floated by, this time looking too much like a heart shape for her liking. "Man, it's like the clouds are conforming to our thoughts in the forms of shapes," she said, as the heart dispersed out. "But yeah, as you said, it's really difficult for us... so, I guess I'm going to remain single forever."

"And that one looks like an old fashion ship with the sails and all," Alaska pointed to the one of the right of the smiley face, smiling herself because it seemed so clear to her, what each cloud looked like. "Have you ever thought of falling in love?" Alaska asked Asher, but not looking at him as she traced the outline of the cloud she had just pointed out to him, fascinated by it.

"I like that analogy a lot," Alaska laughed, but she sincerely meant it. It was rare that someone actually was on the same wavelength as her, but again, it was rare that she was in any normal non-adventurous wavelength at all. "Life is just like these flowers rooted to the ground, when strong wind comes we bend, we almost fall; but we remain rooted and we stand up again. Love makes it even more beautiful, makes our roots stronger, and makes us have a reason to carry on living," Alaska said and laid back, pulling her gaze from Asher to look up at the clouds.

"Love to humans can be merely infatuation, but for us? It's like legit, like we fall deep in love for who the person is. We don't judge by appearance, unlike most humans, because we judge by their inner personality," Alaska told Asher and looked up at him. She got lost in his eyes, and she felt absolutely at peace when they were just laying on the grass; the cool feeling of the grass beneath her. She transferred the grass to her other hand, and tapped it gently with one; releasing the petals and letting them flow in the wind.

Alaska couldn't help but blush when the flower descended on her lap, and she picked it up with two fingers, twirling it around. "Exactly, couldn't agree more," Alaska nodded, when he mentioned about liking the idea of being a cupid. She raised the flower to her nose and breathed in the smell of the sweet-scented flower, a small smile reaching her lips, "Too bad no one makes us Cupids fall in love. We're so busy helping people, we don't actually have time for ourselves. And that's why you see many Cupids being single by the end of their time."

Alaska laughed, "Yeah, now you know." Then when he mentioned about her powers being cool, she shrugged nonchalantly. "I guess. But I don't like inflicting hatred amongst people, unless they're like monsters and should die in each others hands," Alaska said to Asher, lowering her eyelashes as she played with a flower that was beside her where she was seated at. "But what I do like is making people who match up together actually fall in love, and when the spell wears off; they actually do fall in love for real. I'm just there to give that push," Alaska looked up, her voice lighter.

"Well it's kind of like, making people fall in love with each other by manipulating their perspectives of one another; but I can make people hate each other too," Alaska said, and shuddered lightly at the last part, remembering her past and how she came to Cupid Academy in the first place. "Then another power linked to that, is where I can match-make people and of course, there's a bad side to it. If, I want to use it anyway. I can make two people get together despite the fact that they hate one another," Alaska told Asher honestly.

"Yeah, surprisingly I don't have charmspeak because my comes in a more visual form! And that answers your question because I can manipulate perspectives of people," Alaska told Asher, her eyes shining as she leaned back to look at him and silently admired his looks. She was thinking too, of course, as to how to demonstrate her powers because they tend to work more when she is panicking or in danger.

Alaska laughed when he transformed, and marvelled the resemblance of his transformation to the real headmistress. Oh, it would be hilarious if the real headmistress came and found a double in the courtyard. The laughter subsided as Asher looked at her intently, and without meaning to, she felt entirely mesmerised by the other. When Asher asked her to sit on the grass, her legs felt like they were moving on their own and she not-so-gracefully plopped down on the soft grass. After two seconds or so, she suddenly blinked, "I'm on the grass? Wow, I suck at resisting charmspeak."

Alaska laughed when he changed into her, because she looked weird with short hair. "I think it'd be easy to pull off as the Headmistress," Alaska giggled, remembering the stern face of the headmistress, the low voice and short hair. "Well then, try charmspeaking me to do something," Alaska winked, knowing that she might not be as susceptible to charmspeak as compared to normal humans, but with enough power from the other party, she would actually succumb to it.

Alaska laughed as she sensed his defensive tone while talking about the book. She was about to say something when he changed his looks and appeared as Channing Tatum, one of the most charismatic man she admired. "That is just amazing, can you change to look like me? Or only guys?" Alaska asked enthusiastically, her eyes shining as she leaned in to inspect the similarity, noticing that the resemblance was uncanny. She liked how Asher originally look though, but as Channing Tatum, Alaska didn't mind it one bit.

Alaska took the book from him, and flipped through it but couldn't seem to absorb much from it. Again, she wasn't the girl who could memorise or absorb information from a literal book. Her brain just wasn't fit for that. With a smirk, Alaska tossed the book back at Asher, incredibly off target, but with a flick of her wrist, the book's descend slowed and landed neatly in Asher's hand. "You could show me what you can do," Alaska winked.