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RE: Europe is RED - Giggle - Feb 23 2020 Giggle glanced with some amusement at Aure. "Because I asked. I made sure, with that second throw, that it meant the fungus and nothing else." She turned back toward the pit. A second bone, lifted--this one broad, thin, with strange protrusions and a milky-white gemstone glinting dully at its center. She lobbed it, and briefly watched. The way it landed--flinging this way and that, haphazard... "...Funny," she offered, softly. "I think it may be... mindless, in a way. It would protect us from everything. Like... armor, or thorns," she offered. To Serek, she tilted her head, and let out a short, harsh laugh. "Interpret all you want. I'm just a speaker for them, I don't speak as them. Hell, with this sort of reading I almost wish we had a second seer. Someone trustworthy. I'd feel a lot better knowing I'm not wrong," she added, casting a brief, thoughtful glance back at the bones. "And there's always room in my den. Maybe Serek should let them know we'll be there in a few days, so they aren't waiting gathered up, or something? It might make them a target," the hyena added. "Though remembering the sort of shit Dragon said at that, eh, tunnel-meeting... I'm not sure he'll be pleased with Astraea turning up." Another harsh laugh, and she shook her head, rocking back to scratch behind one ear.
@Aure RE: Europe is RED - Auré - Feb 23 2020 At least there were a few perspectives at play, different ways to interpret whatever it was that Giggle saw in the bones. Serek considered an alliance, only good for themselves and little more. Aure trusted the remains of the dead long-gone, but he couldn't help the dissatisfied feeling churning through his gut; it was like an omen, unable to settle against his preconceived notions that this fungus was wretched - that this fungus was bad. @Serek RE: Europe is RED - Serek - Mar 01 2020 Serek's head tilted. He wasn't really aware of how the bones were read- and, rather, he figured they spoke through them after some childish misinterpretation all those years ago.
Now he felt kind of guilty. He held her magic, didn't he? Maybe he could help read- no. No, he had a life in Cetus, and he tried to squish down the desperate homesickness clogging his senses. He could stay around temporarily, but not forever. He couldn't be split between two families for his entire life. Not that he was going to cut one off, just-- he had to choose one to stay with a bit more permanently, especially since he was actually starting to be alive more often. He nodded to letting them know. Serek's head bobbed again. He shuffled his feet. @Giggle RE: Europe is RED - Giggle - Mar 10 2020 Giggle listened, idly rocking back to scratch at her own ever-present fungal coating where it flaked and matted her fur. Say what you want about fungus, she thought to herself, wryly, good, or bad, it's always itchy. "If you go now, be careful," she said to Serek quietly. And then, as an afterthought, she reached for him with concentration, a soft burst of spores drifting toward his fur. "Here," she said, "so I can keep track of you. If you come back today, my den's still got room," she added, with reluctance and affection both. It was hard to see him leave again so soon after his return, but the practical side of her knew the wisdom of it, the necessity of it. She just hoped he'd not be gone too long.
@Aure RE: Europe is RED - Auré - Mar 14 2020 Was she - @Serek |