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The Blue Key - Printable Version +- ORIGIN (https://origin.boreal-nights.space) +-- Forum: IC Archives (https://origin.boreal-nights.space/forumdisplay.php?fid=50) +--- Forum: Year 5 Archives (https://origin.boreal-nights.space/forumdisplay.php?fid=55) +--- Thread: The Blue Key (/showthread.php?tid=6568) |
The Blue Key - Wilder - Mar 11 2019 Wilder had gone straight to Pisces from the tunnel in Canis. It had taken her a while, considering how far away Pisces was from Canis, but she was here now, among the water and the roaring waterfall. She'd only been in here once before so the chill of the cave was a little surprising. Still, she was where she needed to be. Apparently. for Tenzin RE: The Blue Key - Game Master CJ - Mar 11 2019 A small whisper came to him within the depths of the lagoon, but it was clear enough that he could understand someone was looking for him. An ice bird, anyway; he could only assume it was himself. With care he ascended to the surface, having learned from his drenching of previous visitors to rise slowly. It took him a few moments to rise completely and breach the water, but he anchored himself to the wall of the lagoon with his talons and had only his head and neck peek above the water.
"Hello," he greeted her warmly from the lagoon, making sure to match his voice to her distance. "I am Tenzin, ice-phoenix of Pisces." @Wilder RE: The Blue Key - Wilder - Mar 11 2019 When Skahan had said that there was an ice bird in Pisces, she had expected a bird. Like, a bird that flew. So she had been looking up, as if waiting for some bird to descend from the sky. But then the water in the lagoon shifted and a great bird's head peaked out and Wilder had to reevaluate everything she knew about birds. Did they fly? Did they swim? Did they do both? Who knows! This bird certainly swam and, like Skahan, it was gigantic! RE: The Blue Key - Game Master CJ - Jun 23 2019 Her excitement was amusing and he could not help but smile at her questions. "It is nice to meet you, Wilder," Tenzin greeted. "Some birds can swim," he said, "Sometimes it is not real swimming, but using the water—but birds who can swim freely, cannot always fly." He had seem them before, with wings more like fins. "I am one who cannot freely swim, but can freely fly." Using ice to seal himself at the bottom of the lagoon and floating to the top couldn't really be called swimming, he thought.
"Hmm, Skahan," he recalled the name of the architect but did not know what she meant by 'going home' in this context. "Did he say what it was he needed?" Perhaps if she could be more specific, he might be able to help. @Wilder RE: The Blue Key - Wilder - Jun 23 2019 Wilder tried to think about what Tenzin was saying - some birds could fly but not swim. Some birds could swim but not fly? But he was swimming! It looked like he was! He was in water and not splashing around like she always did in water so obviously he was swimming! But her ignorance was not the point of concern with this visit so she kept it to a simple |