ƜуηηєfαƖѕнσηɗ (
wynn) wrote in
knightsoflegend2013-08-05 10:14 pm
Entry tags:
- alainn o'rourke,
- alanna,
- amara,
- andrea dodge,
- astrid mädchen,
- attica arakhan,
- aurelius greyfire,
- belle desrosiers,
- bo dennis-gatewood,
- david charming,
- david levin,
- diana meade,
- dimitri belikov,
- edain of maikwit,
- emma swan,
- eric carpenter,
- faith o'keefe,
- faye chamberlain,
- fredrick jr.,
- gregor hughes,
- idhrenel,
- jaime lannister,
- jaina solo,
- killian jones,
- lila zacharov-gray,
- lissa dragomir,
- maximilian rast,
- miles cuivre,
- rose hathaway,
- sean cassidy,
- sydney bristow,
- taradiddle gezuntheit,
- thoster chatwyn,
- val'drin cabot,
- wynnefalshond
open ♔ august castle socialization

WHO || Everyone! [ota]
WHAT || Shenanigans.
WHERE || Anywhere in the castle, surrounding environs, London, etc!
WHEN || Any time during August [back and forward dated]
HOW || Actionspam
[ The castle can be a happening place, even on more mundane days. This log is for random interactions over the course of this month. Because not everyone is into parties, ok.
You are encouraged to start your own threads and tag around, and feel free to threadjack into any on-going threads that aren't specified as 'closed' in the subject lines since people can enter into rooms even in the middle of what's going on. You can also specify 'single thread', meaning you want only one response for all participants, rather than multi-thread, where a number of different scenes/threads can be done as replies to the top prompt. ]

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[Phineas coughs - though it sounds a bit more like a strangled squeak...]
[He starts snatching up the notes nearest to Faye, a bit hastier than before...]
Ah, that's... quite alright! I'll just... uh... clean this mess up...
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Someone learns fast.
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Yeah... well. That's one of my many talents, I suppose.
[His eyes go wide, as he realizes the unintentional(?) double entendre.]
Ah... I mean... I'm a bit of a mage, myself. Name's Phineas.
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Faye.
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Pleased to make your acquaintance [I think...] Faye.
Want to go grab a drink, or something? [He adjusts the pile of books and notes.] I'd hate to study with a clear mind... and I owe you that much, at least, for nearly bowling you over.
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We'll start with a drink and see just how far that gets you.
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See we shall. Any preference as to where? I recently discovered this lavish little place tucked away on the first floor. ["And they won't let me back in to the old tavern, which I actually preferred..." he thinks to himself.]
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You could call it that. [She replies coolly, not very pleased with his choice of the word 'dabble.'] I only learned about my magic after arriving here. I've been sort of... making it up as I go along.
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Barkeep! Some wine, please.
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[He carefully selects one of the books, then gently turns it open to a page with a note tucked in it. The note is covered in strange symbols, which seem to correlate with with the page. In the corner of the page, there is a small symbol drawn on.]
It's a bit like finding a needle in a haystack. Only that needle is in twenty pieces, in twenty different haystacks. [He gestures to the rest of his collected notes.] But, I must be boring you with all this nonsense... [He quickly closes the book and tucks it back away, hoping her curiosity has been sated]
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You'd be surprised what grabs my interest.
[As he moves to put the book away, Faye leans over the table to yank it away from him (strength 18). If successful, she will just help herself to flipping through the book. Even if it doesn't make any sense to her, she's not about to let a good opportunity go to waste.]
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[Phineas looks absolutely mortified as she starts flipping through.]
Ah! Please don't lose any of the notes! That takes... a lot of time...
[He trails off resignedly, more worried about her losing a note than her seeing anything overly interesting. The book is filled with more of the same cryptic cyphers - all pages with notes have the same symbol on them.]
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Faye just rolls her eyes at his plea to keep his precious notes safe. She's not being reckless with the book, but she isn't treating it like a delicate princess either. Fortunately, all the symbols look the same to her and she gets pretty bored with it quickly. Snapping the book shut, she holds onto and looks at him.]
But what does it have to do with magic? Anyone can draw a symbol on a page.
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Like I said, my magic isn't intuitive like yours... it requires a lot of study, unfortunately.
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[Charisma roll: 21. She's like 10 years younger than you dude... WTF is wrong with you?]
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I think that could be arranged. [Her game isn't quite as good as his right now, because she's a little flustered, but she'll smolder all she wants, thanks (cha 16).] But... you first. It might help... inspire me.
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How did I get into this mess?
[He pulls a tiny book from his shirt, and removes a piece of chalk from a hollowed out section of pages, then kneels and starts drawing a seal on the ground.]
Who to call, though... What will impress her... She seems to like fire?
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[Some time passes, and Phineas returns from the restroom. Curiously, on the way back he stops for a moment, to give a dwarf a coin. He keeps his left hand in his pocket as he approaches, then he smiles, raises his right hand, and snaps his fingers - and he is entirely wreathed in flame. This draws more than a few shocked expressions, and at least one patron throws their drink in an effort to douse him - making the fire only bigger - though it doesn't seem to burn the floors at all.]
Impressed? [He asks nonchalantly, as he sits down, snuffing the flames out.]
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