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CHERYLE WAS HAVING MEME WITHDRAWALS SHUSH.

How about a nice cup of tea~?
Rules:
• Post with your character(s)!
• Reply to other characters. Have your character share tea with the character they're tagging. Choose (or randomize 1 through 23) from green, jasmine, Earl Grey, Lady Grey, strawberry, mint, lemon, cherry, Chai, Oolong, chocolate, vanilla, caramel, berry, rose, English breakfast, chamomile, daffodil, thyme, Darjeeling, black, decaf, or white tea.
• They drink it.
• Both characters discover thehorrifying effect of the tea below the cut.
Rules:
• Post with your character(s)!
• Reply to other characters. Have your character share tea with the character they're tagging. Choose (or randomize 1 through 23) from green, jasmine, Earl Grey, Lady Grey, strawberry, mint, lemon, cherry, Chai, Oolong, chocolate, vanilla, caramel, berry, rose, English breakfast, chamomile, daffodil, thyme, Darjeeling, black, decaf, or white tea.
• They drink it.
• Both characters discover the
1. Green tea: Makes the drinker wiser. Bear in mind that wise doesn't necessarily mean smart.
2. Jasmine tea: Turns boys girly, turns girl girlier.
3. Earl Grey tea: Drinkers of this tea can't tell anything but the truth.
4. Lady Grey tea: Drinkers of this tea can't tell anything but the lies.
5. Strawberry tea: Causes uncontrollable hiccups.
6. Mint tea: Completely flip your personality. Good is bad, bad is good, etc.
7. Lemon tea: As opposed to flipping personalities, suddenly gain someone else's personality!
8. Cherry tea: Ever saw a blushing virgin right before being deflowered? The people that drink this tea will show you how it's done.
9. Chai tea: The uncontrollable need dance, wherever you go!
10. Oolong tea: The uncontrollable need to express everything in the form of a song! It might be a song you already know, or you might find you've got a hidden talent for lyrics!
11. Chocolate tea: WARNING! Keep away from underaged children. Aftereffects may include: horniness, uncontrollable lust, more horniness, the need to take off clothes, a hoarse sexy voice, sweaty skin. (for the underage, causes uncomfortable heat, and cheesy pickup lines)
12. Vanilla tea: Causes childish innocence, kindness, love of everything alive.
13. Caramel tea: Have a little respect for your four-legged friends. Turns the drinker into an animal of the mun's choosing.
14. Berry tea: Ever wondered what it was like to be the opposite gender? You didn't? Too bad! Turns boys to girls and vice versa, complete with all the appropriate parts.
15. Rose tea: For the love of all that is good and shoujo, will the drinkers of this tea stop sparkling so melodramatically?
16. English breakfast tea: Not only will the drinker be more arrogant, snobbish and better than you, but they will also voice it. Loudly. Narcissism is encouraged. So is slapping them back to their senses.
17. Chamomile tea: This tea will calm you down to the point of apathy and sloth. Don't bother leaving bed, it's not even worth it.
18. Daffodil tea: SUCH A CALM TEA AT FIRST SIGHT BUT WHAT ABOUT WHEN IT MAKES YOU TALK IN CAPSLOCK?
19. Thyme tea: Suddenly your clothes don't seem to fit so well... adult drinkers of this tea will be deaged to childhood. Child drinkers will be aged to adulthood.
20. Darjeeling tea: Causes the drinker to suffer severe delusions. They might just start to think they're the Queen of England, or a tree, or any number of things. I suggest you take videos for posterity and blackmail.
21. Black tea: Causes blindness.
22. Decaf tea: .. Sleep, who needs sleep?
23. White tea: Grants X-ray vision.
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"It's highly probable that a chemical in the tea transformed us," he started to say in that high voice, turning to face Nokosi, "but I know of no such chemical."
He would just ignore the 'very fitting' comment and pray that Ronnie didn't come along.
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"Neither do I- oh, except for Volatile Life mixed with a few parts Azshara's Veil," he mumbled, distractedly.
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"You've worked with similar problems as an alchemist? Then is it possible to reverse the effect?"
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"I have. The potion I mentioned makes you look like someone else- male or female. It has a very short duration, though and I haven't yet figured out how to extend that duration either. It would have worn off by now if it were that."
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"Then I'll run some tests, taking in whatever knowledge I can about other methods of producing this effect. There will be a way to reverse it."
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"Usually there always is a way, unless it was a cursed item." He retrieved the empty cup and turned it over in his hands. Who would make a cursed mug anyways? "If it's magic I can probably counter it with a potion, elixir or dispel the effect." Then again, it could be some strange disease, too.
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Oh, it was indeed a very good thing that Fontaine wasn't there. That would confuse Billy so much. "I have a test that should take about a half hour to process automatically."
And he grabs a teabag, flipping the switches and pushing it inside.
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"I think Ronnae would flush to full red while laughing about it," Nokosi said off-handedly, trying to guess why the Billy was in such a hurry.
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And try to get comfortable. Luckily Billy's feminine hips weren't that big, but he did notice Nokosi's discomfort. "Should we do something about our clothes?"
Terrible question to ask, LOL. I sowwy.
"We can just borrow some clothes from Ronnae," he murmured, heading to the exit of the lab.
Re: Terrible question to ask, LOL. I sowwy.
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Nokosi walked over to her closet in all his nakedness and slid the door open. "She would never turn down a friend in need. Even in an odd situation like this." Clearly he had no shame. He always regarded the feeling with curious interest when he saw others effected by it, but had no real use for the feeling himself.
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Billy was very thankful that he was looking at Nokosi from behind. He couldn't exactly close his eyes without falling, but at least he only had to see the back of the topless female Nokosi.
Once they reached the room and his companion stripped completely, Billy turned away, but not before catching an eyeful. Wow. Thank goodness that's not Nokosi's real form, or Ronnie would have some serious competition.
He was sure that his new body wasn't nearly as attractive, but he didn't mind. He'd just wait for Nokosi to move and then approach the closet.
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From hearsay the elf was wise enough to know that rummaging through her or any woman's undergarments and wearing them to boot was a very, very bad idea, regardless of situation. The last thing he needed was a broken nose and a concussion.
"That sounds like it would be extremely..." he clicked his tongue against the roof of his mouth, trying to think of the word he needed. "Ah...'awkward' for someone like you to explain to her."
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Regardless, he started by pulling his shirt off and tearing it into a strip. It was replaceable, and he really needed to bind himself if he was going to be doing any serious exercise.
Doing so in front of Nokosi wasn't exactly ideal, but he was reluctant to wander off on his own.
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"Well," Nokosi started, opening the book. "As terribly cute and adorable as it is to watch either of you blushing, embarrassed and fumbling over your words," his tone of voice held a smile within.
"If we need to tell her, it would probably be easier for me. It wouldn't bother me in the slightest. I'm always honest," he added. He'd never had a reason to lie, even for the tiniest of white lies. He was sure it was probably the best and worst thing about him.
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He pulled the shorts over his hastily-tied underwear, sitting down on the bed to fumble with the bindings. It was a shame he hadn't thought to buy a bra in the event that his body switched sexes someday.
"Her knowing would still bother me," he blushed, "but I guess that would be the best choice. Thank you."
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"I'm honest but I'm not going to just blurt out everything I know because I know it. Besides," he reasoned, flipping a page. "I've run around with her as her. It's not exactly the same but she didn't mind then, either."
It was an attempt to calm Billy's nerves; one that may or may not have worked.
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"I see...wait, you took on Ronnie's form? What was that like?"
Curiosity strikes again, sending him into places he shouldn't be.
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"Since I wasn't actually her I still had my pathetic strength in comparison, even if I retained most of my agility. And I so wanted to punch a hole through a wall, too," the elf lamented.
"But we looked just alike; most of the non-magical members of the family couldn't tell us apart unless they asked me something only she would know. It's easy enough to mimic anyone's mannerisms when you watch them long enough."
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He noticed Nokosi averting his eyes and shook his head. "You can look, I'm decent."
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"It was very fun in the least; acting in a way that is completely opposite of how I normally am. I can see the appeal from that perspective."
Nokosi folded his now-dainty hands over each other on top of the book, "Though with my outlook on life, I think if I were stuck as a woman, I would be considered a nosy, cold-hearted, ditz." He laughed but it came out as light and musical compared to the usual deep sound.
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Did Nokosi really see it that way? "There are plenty of people who match that description," Billy pointed out, listening to the odd-sounding laugh (though his own was just as odd now). "If anything, I'd likely be considered the impossible-to-talk-to and homely nerd."
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"No one cares if a man comes off as impassive. But suddenly you're a 'cold-hearted, thoughtless, bitch', when you're a woman." He shrugged. It was safe to assume he probably overheard that in Stormwind, too.
"It's odd, but I suppose it also has to do with cultural differences. No one would bat an eye if a Night Elven woman was like that on Teldrassil. Very different for Humans, Gnomes and Worgen."
"But," he folded his legs underneath him on the bed and cradled his hands between them. "I don't think you give yourself enough credit. I think you would be less impossible to talk to and more 'charmingly awkward', like you usually are. Leagues away from being homely, though I have no idea what a 'nerd' is."
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...sorry, this notif never came!
Don't sweat it!
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