[Open Log] Don't you Worry 'bout a thing

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Characters: Members of the Foreigners' Guild
Date: Beginning of May
Location: Welcome Center
Situation: Trying to figure out just how this thing is going to work
Warnings/Rating: none to start; will update if needed

Today, the Center is...not quite closed, because it was never closed, but the sign out front was a little more specific than usual: indicating that those who had chosen to align themselves with the Foreigners' Guild to stop by at their convenience for a group discussion. Word of mouth was the primary means of getting the information out, but just in case, Zatanna was nearby with a checklist making sure to get names of not only who showed up, but of any known members who did not. So that they could be contacted at a later time and kept in the loop.

For her part, the 19-year-old was sitting casually in her favorite armchair by the fireplace (though currently lit, was emitting very little heat, indicating a more magical nature. For ambiance, mainly) and not-quite-facilitating the entire process. Her body language gave little indication of wanting to step forward as official leader, although she was ready with answers for any who may have had relevant questions.



[[ooc: Characters are encouraged to make their own top levels for open-ended discussion of the state of the Guild; if any of them want to talk to Zatanna specifically, indicate in the subject level and she'll come around.]]

Comments

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"Oh, trust me, my dad hated the idea. He tried to ground me for life after the first time I helped save the world. Mostly because I encouraged my own kidnapping so I could go along, but...you know, you'd think the heroism would count for something."

[annihilist]

"It does," Devin allowed, "but the part of the brain involved with judgement and making good decisions doesn't mature until a person is in their mid-twenties, most of the time. So, it's heroic, but it can also be seen as stupid, or at the very least ill-informed." Which was not to say that Zatanna was stupid, but that she may have done some stupid things. There was a difference there. "Your father, I imagine, was simply being protective, however. I've heard parents tend to get that way about their children."

Not that he would know.