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

[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...