Those bite! (Lani and I, Request to join, Rating M)

"I'm sorry," she said, the words a murmur as she followed along after her, "Do we have any other game plan?"

"We could board up the doors and windows to make them come out of one. I doubt we'd be able to finish it all in time, since it's be noisy." Candy went on, pondering. "Make a pitfall, or bait them to one spot? Or we could just get some distance from the building and fight them as they come. There aren't THAT many of them."

Aurora thought for a moment before smirking slightly, "What attracts them?" She said, running with the bait idea but trying to figure out how else to contain them in the process.

Candy thought for a moment, humming to herself in the meantime. "Ah," She said, "Get something shiny and I bet you they will come running. They don't like the sun, so it might be hard to coax them out, but it's worth a shot."

Shiny... what would be the best bet there? Aurora pondered to herself while she looked around, unsure of what they could grab that might work. "Something shiny in the dark... maybe something that glows?"

"That's easy enough to find." Candy said, after giving Aurora a nod. "We could buy a bunch of torches, turn them on, and out a pile of them near the house. Or something like that."

"Torches?" She said, suddenly realizing how obvious that option would be, "Wow, I feel stupid now," Aurora said, somewhat sheepish even as she began dragging Candy to a store.

"Ah." Candy said, realising something quite important. "You exchanged some money, right? Because I know I didn't. Dollars won't do."

"what else do you do at the airport?" She asked, laughing a bit to herself; she had done so, though not much. Afterall, they weren't planning on staying there long.

"For me it's mostly reading." Candy replied, shrugging. "I forget to do anything that I need to do."

She chuckled at this, heading to the store with Candy in tow, "It's a good thing that I got used to traveling, then." Aurora said, thinking vaguely back to her adventures leading to joining the DWMA.

"Yeah. It's also a good thing you can find your way around places." Candy added. Being capable of getting lost just about anywhere sucked.

"That one, I had to learn." She said, laughing softly to herself as she chuckled, bringing her into a store. "Is there anything else that we need to get?"

Candy thought for a moment and shook her head. "Nothing I can think of." She said, walking off into the store.

"Well, good," Aurora said afterwards, following in behind her and soon wandering off to try to find the devices in question.

ooc:

Also, if I didn't watch so many British gamers, I'd be so confused, We call those "flashlights".

After walking past the same aisle at least 5 times and finding just about everything but what she was looking for in the meantime, Candy decided to just wait around by the front of the store.

OOC: I know you do, but I don't. Funnily enough I don't call stores, 'shops.' At least not in writing. Sometimes I'll alternate when talking. Sometimes.

Aurora, meanwhile, was loading up her arms with a variety of torches in various sizes and colours. Her eyes seem to be darting about between the devices until she could no longer hold any more. Proceeding to the checkout, she set down her bundle and offered up the necessary currency for the stockpile.

Once the cashier had placed the torches in bags Candy approached and took one, then headed for the exit of the store. She was rather eager to set up a big glowing pile outside of the house, even if it was going to take a while and be tedious.

Aurora laughed, thanking the cashier and heading out to follow behind her partner. "Do you know the way back?" She asked, toying with the other flashlights in the bag.

"Not even slightly." Candy said, having only just about managed to go in the general direction that they approached the store from.

Aurora dropped her Protect again, waving a hand as she muttered under her breath and summoned her Clairevoyance spell again. Taking the lead, she grabbed Candy's hand and lead her forward.

"We make a great pair." Candy said with a giggle, following Aurora obediently.

"If only 'cause I have magic." She said, laughing in response; they were enough alike that they'd probably be useless as a pair, otherwise. Or, at least, would end up in far worse trouble.

"Maybe. But I'm sure you could make do without it." Candy said. "Though night-vision must be really good to have, too... Actually, all of your magic is just really convenient. Except for the obvious wind stuff, and animal form, it's all things you could learn, or use some sort of device for. First aid, night vision, directions."

"GPS only works so much," she reminded her, shrugging, "They have a specified range they can work out and Lord help you if you're in a deadzone." Stopping in front of the house, she looked around for where might be the best spot to set up their trap.