Vanyel Ashkevron (
peacockherald) wrote in
paradisa2012-05-18 08:58 pm
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The Absence of Color Does Mean One Should Add It
[Well, for the moment, Vanyel has come to terms with the fact he will be a peacock for awhile. Never mind that some people are so rude and have been treating him like a pet. Really!
At least he could still talk to Yfandes, though he was a bit scared to try and cross that large distance to go and see her - at least on his lonesome. He didn't have many things in the way of defense and there were so many people and who knew what else. For all he knew he'd get called a white devil again.
So he was letting out heavy peacock sighs, walking around the Castle today, his tail trailing behind him like a bride's veil - a very colorful bride's veil and the net obvious source of his depression. Someone had been terribly cruel and COLORED his lovely white feathers. COLORED THEM. They were done up in purples and pinks and bright blues and he just wanted to sob. If he simply had to be a peacock the least one could try and do is be a clean, pristine peacock.
And some crude little creature had undone it all! He could not rightly get around to fix them.
So, Paradisa, there is a depressed peacock wandering your halls with a tail that looked like it had a fight with several paint brushes and lost... badly.]
I am positive there is a ballad for this somewhere.
[ooc: the italics is him speaking telepathically, so if you can hear it - yay! If not, well, he's still just a depressed peacock wandering about]
At least he could still talk to Yfandes, though he was a bit scared to try and cross that large distance to go and see her - at least on his lonesome. He didn't have many things in the way of defense and there were so many people and who knew what else. For all he knew he'd get called a white devil again.
So he was letting out heavy peacock sighs, walking around the Castle today, his tail trailing behind him like a bride's veil - a very colorful bride's veil and the net obvious source of his depression. Someone had been terribly cruel and COLORED his lovely white feathers. COLORED THEM. They were done up in purples and pinks and bright blues and he just wanted to sob. If he simply had to be a peacock the least one could try and do is be a clean, pristine peacock.
And some crude little creature had undone it all! He could not rightly get around to fix them.
So, Paradisa, there is a depressed peacock wandering your halls with a tail that looked like it had a fight with several paint brushes and lost... badly.]
I am positive there is a ballad for this somewhere.
[ooc: the italics is him speaking telepathically, so if you can hear it - yay! If not, well, he's still just a depressed peacock wandering about]

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Hey, pretty bird. What happened to you?
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Hey... you're a friend of mine on a loss, right? Look up at me if I'm right.
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I'm sorry about your feathers.
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He double-takes. Peacock? He walks in closer, squinting as he does so.
When he gets to but a few feet away, he squats down, observing the injustice done to the poor creature.]
You unfortunate thing...
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Vanyel makes a peacock's mournful call and looks at Miles, hoping the other saw his desparate desire to have this fixed at once in his eyes.]
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...Who are you?
[...if he was wrong, at least, the worst that could happen would be to have the bird not understand him.]
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In other words, move before she accidentally steps on your tail feathers or make some noise or something.]
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He lets out a squawk of pain when he is yanked to a halt, turning to see Luna and trilling harshly at her, beating his wings.]
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A couple more flaps and she lands gracefully, the trailing books neatly piling onto and balancing on her back.]
Ah. Mine apologies.
[she's probably too used to ponies just scampering out of her way]
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It doth look as though thou hast run afowl of mischievous foals.
[...it's a bit subtle, but the corner of her mouth quirks up a bit at her pun.]
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And he does look so sad... Well, that kind of decides that.]
...Is everything all right?
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...But she does notice that it's not natural color.]
Did...someone paint you? [Because that's just not cool.]
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Should we... Um, do you want it off?
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[Barton has rounded the corner and come face-to-face with a depressed peacock.]
First blue phoenixes, now albino peacocks. I'm starting to get the feeling the castle likes birds...
[All of this is muttered as he walks on up to the peacock, crouching down beside him.]
I take it you're on a loss, too, huh?
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Yes. My name is Vanyel Ashkevron.
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Yep, castle likes birds. [He frowns.] I take it your feathers aren't supposed to be like that?
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