<div align="center"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 18pt;"><strong>Girl’s Night</strong></span></div><br/><div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/vzs2cBY.jpg)</div><strong>NAME:</strong>Nerissa<br/><strong>DAY:</strong>June 20th, 2019, 7PM<br/><strong>LOCATION:</strong>Women’s Communal Bathroom<br/><strong>TAGGING:</strong>Mallory for now Minato<br/><strong>EXTRA:</strong>Answered 1/10 questions<br/><strong>WEARING:</strong>Nothing<br/><br/><hr/><br/>“Soo… You don’t want to let Kevin go and be with someone and you aren’t saying that you never want be with him. Do you see where this is going? Be brave Mallory! Just confess him and tell you want to be more than plain friends! If he wants to be just friends, then you know. Then everything is clear and you can both move on, together or separately.” Mallory looked like she was about to have an emotional meltdown. Such a complicated relationship those two had…<br/><br/>“Someone like me? You mean like an absolutely adorable fox demon? Oh, that is so kind of you! Ooh! Maybe they took me here to be their lovely little mascot!” Nera guessed and squirmed, shaking her hips from side to side while wagging her tail.<br/><br/>“Nono! That was a serious question, so I will give a serious answer. I’m a good girl. Do you believe in fortune telling? In fate? There are people who do. They might truly believe in fate or then they are just fascinated by things like that. So…” The fox demon stood up. In a blink of an eye, her form was covered by a short, deep purple robe. With a swung on a hand she made the air around them glow. Small sparkling golden and silver balls of light wandered all along the ceiling like fireflies. Her illusion made the room appear dark, like the only light was coming from the glowing spheres in the air. Some of them circled around the fox demon, standing there proudly and wiping the air in front of her like it was a big screen. After her hand appeared big glowing, silver tarot cards and she flipped gracefully one of them in the air. It was a magician, (https://i.pinimg.com/564x/de/8e/4f/de8e4f10e3abc430f62a9e400fd8dace.jpg) a beautiful woman, whose clothes twirled and twisted around her like she was alive. “I did fortune telling back then.” Nerissa told with a big, warm smile.<br/><br/>“That and selling small magic items. Most of them did nothing. They just had a pretty glow, but some of them had real magic sealed inside them. Nothing special. Nothing big. I sold things like Lantern of Revelation, Box of Fireflies, Sweet Milk, Ring of Dauntless, Incense of Dreamless Nights… Because my items had real magic they drew SOPHE’s attention to me, and here we are. Though, now I try to create something more useful. Something that could help our field agents or people generally.” Nerissa explained and allowed her illusions to disappear. The room was again lit like it was before, and she was naked.<br/><br/>The Lantern of Revelation was a simple, traditional lantern. In its light everyone appeared as naked, whether they had clothes or not. The Box of Fireflies was a small box which shot up small golden lightballs, which flew around like real fireflies. It was mostly used for fancy celebration and events to create a mood. The Sweet Milk was either a small amount of flavored drink or an edible fruit or a berry. The purpose of the Sweet Milk was to give a more pleasant experience to one giving oral pleasure, by making the reward have the prefered flavor. It didn’t completely overcome the natural taste, but it sure made it more interesting and it worked on both genders. The Ring of Dauntless was for people who had a phobia or just were awfully scared of something. Usually it was some animal and each ring was made for one target only. So for a person, who was scared to death of big dogs, Nera had made a ring which made its wearer immune to fear of dogs. The Incense of Dreamless Nights was exactly what it sounded like. It was an incense which took dreams away. Good and the bad ones, of everyone who breathed the incense’s smoke.<br/><br/>The fox demon sat back down in the water. “That was a good, reasonable question. What would you like to know next?”<br/>