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ArianaBlack · 09-23-2021, 02:03 AM

After absently flipping around in her textbook, Kins came across a page that caught her attention. It wasn't the page about life path numbers, but it was about birthdays... Which felt close enough.

Plus. She was way more interested in this anyway. She didn't really feel like reading about life path numbers today. So.... According to the textbook, her birth day number was nine. Because. Because she was born on the twenty-seventh day of November. And also according to the textbook ... that meant ... she was ... sensitive, creative, and had unique solutions to problems. Which, she thought, checked out. Her ideas didn't ever work out for her, but they were pretty unique sometimes. Maybe.

While everyone else worked silently on their own calculations, Kins pulled her textbook towards her and read some more of this particular page. Arithmancy was super cool. Numbers were like a universal language, which was so much easier to learn than mermish (she had tried that once) (for like, a day) (but then it got boring).

Universal love? What did it mean by that?

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