15 - Knight Lancer A - Voice|Action

[radiantwingedone]

..... Human throats are not suited to hairballs.

[ With those words of wisdom, Duke is going to the kitchen to fumble around to find something he wants to drink. ]

((OOC: Back off Haitus, expect some backtags!))

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[radiantwingedone]

Hmn. [ He has a tiny moment of trouble with the fumble and then plates and boxes, how does he make sure everything stays put while he walks and remembers the way to the table...

Obviously the answer is with magic, after one of the boxes tries to make an escape. Duke focuses and connects a formula from his hand to the box, preventing it from hitting the floor, and giving it a place to return to.

He'll just put everything on the table now. ]

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[peacockherald]

_{[Vanyel sees that and arches his brow, impressed, and not a little curious.]}

Your magic is interesting, Duke.

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[radiantwingedone]

... It is? [ A little surprised, perhaps. ]

Aware that the ways I use tend to be considered odd, unaware that.. magic would be considered odd. [ At least, no one has told him that yet. ]

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[peacockherald]

Ah, yes, perhaps it is better said your method is interesting. I have magic myself, but... it does not work the way you just seemed to use it.

[radiantwingedone]

Have yet to find any books on magic that can read, so mostly unaware of other methods. One here used.... incantations, with rhythm and spoken word, to make magic work. Use formula, myself.

Yours?

[peacockherald]

Ah, not a formula. I... feel it? It is like weaving, I suppose, an art. If you want to read some of the books the library has, I do not mind sitting with you now and then and reading aloud. It would be good for me too.

[radiantwingedone]

Ah. Would you say it is more... 'will' guided? [ And a somewhat uncomfortable expression. He would really rather not have to have people read to him. But its also something he can't fix, his inability to see.

He'll just have to get used to it. ]

I have not... been read to, in some time. [ Perhaps a little awkward sounding. He's having to swallow some self-sufficiency here. It's not particularly easy. ]

... the help... would be welcome. [ And he's going to focus on those biscuits now. ]