[ OPEN ] June Catch-All & Quest Log

[tryhard]

Who: Waver Velvet & various
When: throughout June
Where: here and there...
What: June catch-all for shenanigans including event prompts, quests, and general settling in
Warnings: will add as needed!



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[tryhard]

Waver starts slightly, not having noticed the woman approach as he's been staring intently at one of the other pairs doing the minor ritual of making a temporary bond. He turns to look at her when she speaks though, cheeks coloring faintly.

"I-I'm fine. It's just all a bit... new to me."

Considering the robes, he assumes the Witch is a native of this place. And that she's probably laughing at him.

[topslug]

“Well, just about everyone here’s new to this,” she chirps, surveying the room with a hand on her hip. In turn, because Waver isn’t displaying any obviously animalistic traits, she’s casually assuming he’s a fellow Witch himself.

“But we’re all here for the same reason, aren’t we? To try and figure out how this all works. If it works for the Witches and Monsters of Geardagas, it can’t be all that bad.” It’s a bit unclear if she’s trying to pep talk him or herself...

[tryhard]

He doesn't think the bonding part itself is bad. Honestly, it's just... all of it.

Waver catches the way she phrases it though, and amends his assumption. A new Witch, then, probably still staying at the Coven considering those robes. He sighs.

"Sure. I can guess how it works, more or less. It's probably something like a temporary contract between a mage and a familiar. 'Bond' makes it sound like a binding spell, but considering its function--"

He's rambling nervously. He really wishes he were a mage-- a Witch, rather. Life is so unfair.

"In any case, have you tried it yet?"

[topslug]

“Mmhmm. Well, that’s what I’ve read, anyway. I’ve never had a familiar myself, so I can’t say how similar it is.” Her steadily upbeat demeanor doesn’t waver in the face of his nervousness, and she gives him a quick, reassuring grin.

“I’ve tried it a couple of times now. I think it’s not that big a deal. It’s weaker than the real thing,, but it’s not like your partner’s going to be able to suddenly read your mind or anything like that. You’re just more aware of each other.” She pauses, tapping a finger to her chin.

“What about you? Is this your first time here?”