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RE: do you remember? - September - May 08 2024 crickets and creatures will come in the night
keep my back from the reaper who's hunting or running, you gotta decide September followed after him, not quite able to match his stride one for one, so he instead trotted alongside him. september
RE: do you remember? - Arsu - May 08 2024
Arsu gave September a disapproving, warning glance. His voice was soft but reproachful. "Be excited about a battle, if you wish, but danger inflicted on innocents is not... exciting. If deer burn alive in there, or the forest is lost to us, that is not 'fun.' And yes, it will work. To my knowledge no one has organized any form of concerted effort. And I wouldn't mention that in front of Pride. He won't agree to burn the forest down again. He might even try to stop you. Controlled fire in individual... blasts, I suppose, is one thing, but 'burn the forest down'... No. He's very old, in any case; I'd listen to his advice." He looked up. Eyed the bones over the throne, and then called out. "Father-?" Then he looked to September. "He does not sit on it. He's... he said he holds the place for a slumbering King; I've never met them. But he doesn't claim the Throne for himself. Ignore the bones on it. Pride is generally kind, unless you threaten someone who doesn't deserve it. Which... again, makes me hope that whoever attacked you was not one of his." He made his way to the foot of the worn marble seat, looking around with a flick of his tail. "I hope that he's not far. ...FATHER?" @September RE: do you remember? - September - May 08 2024 crickets and creatures will come in the night
keep my back from the reaper who's hunting or running, you gotta decide September frowned and grumbled to himself, something about "well we could get them all out first" or "trees grow back", too distorted to be understood - a child ranting to himself. But he swallowed his pride (heh) for now and decided to be a little more smart about this, if his father was really as wise and mildly intimidating as he was making it seem. september
RE: do you remember? - Arsu - May 09 2024 Arsu's glance at the comment about 'not giving it up' was distinctly less friendly--a warning now, no longer amused. "Don't." He took a breath, steeling himself. A child playing with fire was the worst possible thing to loose in Eridanus, and he was already doubting this. "Please do not make me regret aiding you." This said, he shook himself and looked ahead, moving to the other questions. "King... Livus?" he began, squinting. The name was wrong--close, but wrong--but he couldn't remember it exactly from Pride's stories. "They went into slumber, but it wasn't particularly about a point. Pride is their... steward, I suppose? He has led the Seven for a long time. I've never even met Livus. But... it's just something that happens, sometimes. Gembounds return to their gemstones to sleep. I suppose you could say the King was wise for finding themselves a replacement, to keep the Kingdom in their stead?" He shrugged, and it was clear he wasn't really particularly invested in it, one way or another. He'd never met Livius; he didn't care who led a Kingdom he wasn't part of. "It doesn't particularly matter; the leader listens to and helps out the other members, so it isn't so much a matter of the title. The Kingdom is... loose, and more about cooperation than... how would you say it? Rigidity? I suppose." RE: do you remember? - Pride - May 09 2024
@September RE: do you remember? - September - May 09 2024 crickets and creatures will come in the night
keep my back from the reaper who's hunting or running, you gotta decide September let it drop, not oblivious to Arsu's shift in attitude. If he didn't want to start a fire, fine, but it was still something September was thinking about - a lot. He'd have to go to Eridanus after this, check it out and see if he was thinking reasonably or...if he was just straight up insane. september
RE: do you remember? - Arsu - May 09 2024 Arsu glanced back as September introduced himself. "Hello, father. I found September trying to graze out near the ruins. I took him to Mercy's garden; I regrew a bit. I hope that's all right." He knew it would be; his words, though polite, were warm. "And I hope we're not interrupting-? September here had an idea he ran by me. I thought you'd like to hear it, and... perhaps you could help." He glanced back again, and then more solemnly to Pride. "That, and he was attacked, even as a child, and I hate to say it but the description sounds like it might have been family. No one I know, but... can you describe them again?" he asked, looking to September. RE: do you remember? - Pride - May 09 2024
@September RE: do you remember? - September - May 10 2024 crickets and creatures will come in the night
keep my back from the reaper who's hunting or running, you gotta decide He waited while Arsu started it off, nodding along with his words. A good introduction while he put together his own little speech to tell to Pride. How to introduce his idea without saying wildfire but also slipping it in. He wasn't sure why he was so set on the fire idea at this point - perhaps because it was all he really knew how to do, but it just seemed like it would be a legitimately good option. september
RE: do you remember? - Arsu - May 10 2024 Any hope of skirting past the fire thing was immediately dashed by Arsu, who fired a sardonic glance between the two of them. It wasn't too sour, but more amused, though it did hold a tone of warning. "He was a tad fixated on the idea of burning a bit too much. I've warned him it would need to be a group effort?" But he made it a question, as if he didn't want to order or instruct his father. Rather, he almost seemed to be asking Pride's approval or permission. "But otherwise, it is a good idea. Fire here and there, but also fungal magic--that works, yes?--and your blasts, father, and the like? I do not think there has been a concerted effort yet. I thought that you know far more people than I do--if you wanted to organize a little more thoroughly..?" As for the description of the attacker, he left that one alone. He didn't know if Pride would know who they were, or not, but there wasn't much he could add to that. |