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Hey, teacher, leave them kids alone
Who: Johnny, Daniel, Ortus, Gideon Nav's Exquisite Corpse, Paul, Kaworu, Deku, Harrow, Maybe more?
What: Kidnapping, Forced Adoption, Getting these kids away from the Emperor
When: Shortly after boatgate
Where: The Bone House and Cobra Kai
Content Warnings: Probably references to Murder, Manipulation, Johnny Lawrence.
Prompts and Mingle will be in the comments.
What: Kidnapping, Forced Adoption, Getting these kids away from the Emperor
When: Shortly after boatgate
Where: The Bone House and Cobra Kai
Content Warnings: Probably references to Murder, Manipulation, Johnny Lawrence.
Prompts and Mingle will be in the comments.
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There is more than one way to construct a barrier between oneself and the world. Ortus attempts to imagine the Saint as a child, all those thousands of years ago, and finds that he may not, because the image that comes to him of a child is one that is small and knobby kneed and skull-painted, with wide eyes of indeterminate color and a muss of pale hair.
The gift of translation in this world smooths the edges of the foreign words, this language that the Saint once spoke, a language as long dead as that imagined child, and Ortus comprehends.
He thinks that over a myriad, one must say goodbye many times, and always knowing that one such time will be the last.]
Au revoir.
[He echoes the words with utmost gravity, which ought to be unsuited to their lightness, but he finds a way to make them suit. He did not aspire to the title of bone skald unready for it.]
I will see to the well-being of my charges, in the meanwhile. [Not quite what Augustine has said; not quite implied, but perhaps meant.] May you find your own such duty not so onerous.
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No use crying over milk that not only hasn't been spilt yet, but hasn't even formed in the cow, however. ]
Small enough chance of that, I fear, [ light-heartedly cheerful as his tone may appear, ] but I'm certainly not opposed to being proven wrong in the matter.
Do let me know, if anyone finds they've left something behind by mistake — although you do appear generally quite well-equipped in the detail-orientation department, amidst the lot of you — and I'll have Alfred drop it by.
And otherwise, well... I do hope that poetry reading will be soon, my young friend. You've certainly got enough work produced and polished to carry it off; you'll just have to whittle down your selection to be an appropriate length to allow for questions and answers, I suspect.
«Or for signings,» [ Alfred interjects. ]
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He does not care for God's loneliness in his emptied nest. He finds he cares, with the ache of a bruise, for Patience's.
Perhaps he will drop something inside of his own. A pen, or a strand of polished knucklebone, or a few scraps of notation. Another reason to lure the Saint, or at least his cavalier, out of this place. ]
Perhaps I shall provide a brief background to the audience to avert some of the more common questions about bones. [ He resists the urge to place a hand on Augustine's shoulder, but only just. ] To leave more - space for 'signings'.
[ He is struck by the terrible and touching knowledge that there will be those who will insist on such a thing. ]
Do not be a stranger.
[ That is how people say goodbye in stories. Ortus nods to them both in turn, necromancer and cavalier, Saint and spirit, Augustine and Alfred, before he turns away, making his way to the truck being loaded now with the young alongside their belongings. ]