Rumblr-Lifestyles of the Rich and Pointless Part 2

[rose_liberated]

I suppose that I should attempt to make some inroads before school begins. I've just receive a letter from Crookston accepting me as a student for my junior year, which is quite a relief let me tell you. I was not certain that my old private school would be able to get their paperwork together.

As I have been assured that only the finest of students attend these classes, I am interested to learn if anyone else here is going to be attending in the fall.

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[For those craving action, Rozalin may be found shopping at boutique stores, sipping expensive coffee at high-class cafes, or overseeing some security upgrades at her already well secured apartment.

Comments

[high_on_daylight]

Clearly, you've made some rather powerful friends who have had a long time gaining rare opportunities for influence at the academy, to get such a bit of aid.

Gee, I wonder who.

[rose_liberated]

Well then, As I have said before. Should I wish to meet with said benefactor, where might be a good spot? After all, they do not seem to have left a return address on any of the paperwork...

[Hint hint, where do you live/hang out.]

[high_on_daylight]

I could arrange a meeting at Crookston's coffee shop, perhaps. With your letter of admission, you should be able to get a badge to get on campus.

[rose_liberated]

I suppose that will do nicely for such short notice. I had best dress my best with what limited supplies I have after that cat-burglar ransacked my jewelry.

[high_on_daylight]

You've recovered the important pieces by now, I presume?

[rose_liberated]

None of them were very important in the grand scheme of things. But they've also not turned up in the hands of any fences or pawn shops. So I've been forced to assume that the thief still has them.

[high_on_daylight]

Hrm. Worrisome, potentially. That means they wanted those pieces specifically, which could reflect a few different desires...

[rose_liberated]

Well, I don't know why they would have wanted them other than their cost. The more conventional ways a thief might have offloaded them might have actually been scared by these high-value objects.

[high_on_daylight]

We could be dealing with someone who looks to use them against you somehow, then. Magic and all that.

[rose_liberated]

...wouldn't nail clippings or a lock of hair work better for that? They were in my room, surely there must have been no lack of opportunity?

[high_on_daylight]

Sometimes it's a possession that's used, that's all I'm saying.

[rose_liberated]

So how would you stop them from using one in that way?

[high_on_daylight]

Getting them back is a good idea.

[rose_liberated]

Well, that may prove easier said than done, given that the thief left no calling card.

[high_on_daylight]

Hrm. A quiet type, then. Unusual in the master-thief community, given their entire specialty is self-aggrandizing by tradition.

[rose_liberated]

Well whatever the reasons and wherefores, it's all meaningless if I don't get my Picaso back.

[high_on_daylight]

If you bought it through proper registries, that should pose no problem...