Entry tags:
- * intro,
- * overflow,
- dragon age: solas,
- dresden files: justine,
- ensemble girls: suzu kuromori,
- ensemble stars: koga oogami,
- ensemble stars: rei sakuma,
- ensemble stars: ritsu sakuma,
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- ffvii: zack fair,
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- ffxiv: francel de haillenarte,
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- fgo: cu chulainn,
- fgo: nobunaga oda,
- fgo: wolfgang amadeus mozart,
- fz: waver velvet,
- granblue fantasy: belial,
- harry potter: newt scamander,
- loz oot: zelda,
- original: iramaat,
- original: pearson langford,
- original: petrana de lamorraine,
- p4: souji seta,
- p5: akira kurusu,
- rwby: blake belladonna,
- star ocean: nel zelpher,
- star wars: kylo ren,
- steven universe: peridot,
- steven universe: steven universe,
- super danganronpa 2: gundam tanaka,
- tales of zestiria: mikleo
for maria
When I got here, they had to heal me- they used some sort of magic then. But... I mean I can't say that I've ever been particularly magical, not like Allura anyway- but yeah. It's disorienting. Strange to lose something you've grown used to feeling with ease.
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Ah well. I suppose it's simply something we'll have to adjust to for the time we are here, yes?
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Not like they've given us any other choice.
[ Keith was quiet for a moment, gaze slipping away from her, to the opposite wall. Clearly unfocused- thinking. ]
Has this... has anything felt... weird to you? I mean. Besides getting pulled through a mirror. Like- [ He paused, searching for the right words, lips pursing as he scratched idly at his knee. ]
Like there's something underneath your skin. Like an itch you can't scratch. [ Keith wasn't used to having any kind of magic, and having the feeling of it being awake inside of him suddenly was disorienting, to say the least. ] I didn't notice it, at first. But the longer I spent wandering the city...
[ Keith shook his head, trailing off and flashing her a wry smile. ] Sorry, I probably sound ridiculous right now. I should let you get some sleep.
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I'm fairly sure that's the magic here. Or at least that's what it feels like to me.
[Now it's her turn to look away as she gathers her thoughts and tries to describe what she's never had to describe to someone else.]
At home I have four guardian spirits that I borrow power from when I need it. I can hear them most of the time - not out loud, of course, but just inside myself. It's comforting to me because they've been with me since I was a child. Here, it's... itchy is a very good word for it.
[Here she sort of floats her hands up and down her body, not touching herself but just indicating her being. Her hands run from collarbones down to hips.]
You can feel it almost running through your blood and skin. At home my magic was attached to my guardians but here it's in my flesh.
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That's kind of what I figured, but... I'm not sure I like the feeling. I'm not- magical, back home. Not really. I mean, I can activate a dagger and turn it into a sword, or turn my bayard and make it... whatever weapon I want, I think, I've only tried sword honestly- but that isn't really magic. [Well maybe it was, just a little. But Keith wasn't going to call it that. ]
Just something else to get used to, I guess. [ And more responsibility not to misuse. ]
I'll try not to be like a little kid with his first firecracker. [ Keith laughed. ]
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[She doesn't sound resigned or hopeless, it's more... accepting. She doesn't sound like she's thrilled with it but she certainly accepts the reality of it.]
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I guess it's not the worst thing I've had to get used to. At least it could be potentially useful. [ It would just take some practice to draw it out, he assumed. ]
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[She seems very pleased with this idea.]
I've never really been around so many magic users.
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I've always thrown myself head first into figuring out new things, this is just another challenge. And one I'm looking forward to tackling, for once.
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[... She huffs a little gently.]
Well. Perhaps I am but... I don't really have the patience to wait sometimes.
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Patience is great for some people, but for others... well, we like to just get it over with. Get things done.
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Exactly! If you want something done it's just easier to do it yourself! Or at least charge in to help others do it!
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Definitely. What, do people just expect you to stand on the sidelines while they do all of the work? Especially when it could be dangerous? No way. Not if I'm around.
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People are full of good intentions but honestly, it can get frustrating when they do want you to stand back.
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I'm glad we've met, Maria.