ɹǝʇsǝɥɔuıʍ uɐǝp (
venatoris) wrote in
deercountry2021-09-09 04:02 pm
oh, Lazarus, how did your debts get paid? [ OPEN ]
Who:
infractus,
lefthemisphere,
egyptologist & you!
What: event shenanigans in one fabulous catch all, for all your RP needs
When: Throughout September
Where: All over!
Content Warnings: mentions and gifs/images of blood and dead bodies, death, decay, and trauma, possible suicide ideation, possible R rated scenes of varying degrees, etc etc. will mark as needed



(( ooc; event prompts, various september logs, and tdm continuations will go in this thread. if you have something you'd like to do, pm me or hit me up at
pincurls! ))
What: event shenanigans in one fabulous catch all, for all your RP needs
When: Throughout September
Where: All over!
Content Warnings: mentions and gifs/images of blood and dead bodies, death, decay, and trauma, possible suicide ideation, possible R rated scenes of varying degrees, etc etc. will mark as needed



(( ooc; event prompts, various september logs, and tdm continuations will go in this thread. if you have something you'd like to do, pm me or hit me up at

growing pains
He's just coming out of his odd haze, vision a little blurry, feeling strange in himself. Looking down, he realises that he's still carrying the small pot with the tiny white daisy planted in it. After he'd completed his own ritual, it had bloomed, something immediately precious to him. The flower means something important, reminds him of someone important. He's been carrying it with him ever since, keeping it safe.
As he's slowly wandering along the unfamiliar place, he spots a woman out on the front lawn of a home that looks like something from a dream. Peter thinks maybe he's seen her before, once, and carefully approaches her, recognising what she's doing. The same ritual he'd painfully worked his way through, reluctant and afraid to partake in such a thing. He stares at the flower that's blossoming, eyes widening a little. The rituals are scary for him, but what comes from them are... really nice. )
That's— really pretty.
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She's lost in her thoughts when she's approached, looking up and flashing a small smile, though there is recognition in her face. They've met before, she's sure of it. ]
It's a blue lotus, [ she murmurs, staring back down at her flower with no small amount of awe. ] It used to be abundant in the Nile Delta, but it's endangered these days. It was sacred to ancient Egyptians, a... symbol of creation and rebirth. I suppose that's rather fitting.
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But there's a little smile in return; he's nervous of strangers even on a good day, but there's something to the woman that seems kind. Or maybe that he remembers as being kind. And the flower that's meant for her is so lovely; he can't help feeling a bit at ease as he gazes down at it, listening to her explanation. )
Someone told me these — daisies — have to do with rebirth, too. Or... new beginnings. ( He holds his small potted flower up, a little shyly. It's... probably weird to wander around clutching a flower to one's chest like it's a precious item, but it brings him comfort. )
Will you keep yours, too? It seems like this place wants us to. ...Which uh, could be a good or a bad thing. ( He admits. He's still not sure the whole blood ritual thing wasn't a mistake. )
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Regardless, she's alone here, the connections she had made feel distant, half forgotten. ]
They were right, yes. [ She leans over to look at the flower, a smile curling at her lips. ] It's very lovely.
[ The flower in front of her waves gently in the soft breeze, and it catches her attention, drawing her eyes back down. ]
I think I should keep it. It's too lovely to leave out here in the ground, all by itself.
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It's— it represents someone important to me, I think. She gave me a daisy once, and it looked just like this... I keep thinking it can't just be coincidence? I think they're important for us. ( He mulls thoughtfully. This place, like Deerington, seems to know what's inside of you: the regrets, the guilts, but the nicer things too, sometimes. This flower represents something good, for him. And maybe hers does too; Peter's once again looking down at the lotus, still a bit awed by it for a few moments. He's never seen one in person before. )
Is that where you're from, before here? Egypt, I mean.
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[ It's precious to her for no reason beyond it grew from her blood, though she thinks that's nothing to sneeze at. ]
I'm half-Egyptian, but I was born in London. I lived there for quite some time, though. I consider it my second home. [ As precious to her as this flower. ]
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...I'm just from Utah. ( He says, lamely. Utah's undeniably uncool.... )
Sorry to just— come up to you like this all of a sudden. I thought maybe I'd met you before, but things are... still kind of strange. Were you at Deerington...?