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paradisabeyond2012-08-24 07:54 pm
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[Good evening, explorers! After departing from Cair Paradisa, the path was south at first, but turned west fairly early on. Skirting well south of Eldritch Forest, the travelers had camped near the edge of the Amber Steppe, not quite within sight of the forest that marks the Totem Coast. The grasses are parched brown by the heat, though greener patches mark the presence of water. It's near one of these - a small, bubbling stream leading west that Raine has chosen to follow as it will almost certainly run into the river marked on her map - that the travelers have made their camp.
The carts and wagons are arranged in a defensive circle, though the campers are free to set up their tents outside them as well as inside wher ethe rest of them are. There are small cooking fires scattered around as well as a large bonfire in the center for socializing.
Play music? Sing? Teach those poor non-Earth kids how to make s'mores? Or just sit around and socialize with others.
Or hide in your tent and ignore everyone, if you really want to.]
The carts and wagons are arranged in a defensive circle, though the campers are free to set up their tents outside them as well as inside wher ethe rest of them are. There are small cooking fires scattered around as well as a large bonfire in the center for socializing.
Play music? Sing? Teach those poor non-Earth kids how to make s'mores? Or just sit around and socialize with others.
Or hide in your tent and ignore everyone, if you really want to.]
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But don't worry, not many reach as many times as I have.
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I wonder why it decided to keep you so long this time.
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[a shrug] Probably to keep me on my toes.
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[He wonders why it would favor some people like that... He considers the theory-- or, well, fact at this point-- that the castle feeds off people's emotions. He could kind of get Zelos-- the guy did seem kind of mood-swingy-- but what about Ino? Save for a couple of instances, Ino's quite even-tempered and generally unruffled by anything from what Tsuna's seen... He gives a soft 'hm' in thought.]
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[notices that hm] What's that for?
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You're better off not knowing.
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What makes you say that?
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You can't even handle conversations with me most of the time. You get too scared.
No offense, stuff about the castle might be too much for you. This isn't a field trip, you know.
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I know. We're looking for clues about the castle and this world-- I haven't forgotten that.
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[a sigh] Did you read anything about Libet?
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Libet? [He thinks.] Was that the other castle? The one that fell because it didn't do the sort of things that Paradisa does...
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That's right. All the bodies were still there too.
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[He starts for a moment. And then:] You went there?
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Of course.
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What happened?
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They were all dead. Castle ran out of energy, it killed them all. So quickly some skeletons were still holding onto their lunches.
Which...wouldn't put it out of the realm of possibilities of that happening to us one day.
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He learned to stop worrying fast. Not to worry, because it didn't do any good. It didn't change anything, and was only counter-productive in the end.]
All the more reason for us to find a way out, right?
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[he simply goes back to lying down and looking at the stars]
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We'll find a way out. Maybe not soon, but... we will. I know it.
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[Without that, what's going to happen to this one?]
[After long thoughts, he just let's out a sigh and almost says more to himself as he shifts to make himself more comfortable]
Heh. Whatever will be, will be.