Brie (
spellslash) wrote in
spellbinders2017-07-11 08:22 pm
Entry tags:
- *event log,
- *game opening,
- blazblue: hibiki kohaku,
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- god eater: lenka utsugi,
- homestuck: dave strider,
- homestuck: john egbert,
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- jjba: jotaro kujo,
- kingdom hearts: sora,
- npc: brie,
- oc: carla morir,
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- persona 5: ann takamaki,
- pmmm: madoka kaname,
- tales of legendia: jay,
- tales of zestiria: mikleo,
- tales of zestiria: sorey,
- twewy: yoshiya joshua kiryu,
- yuri on ice: victor nikiforov,
- yuri on ice: yuuri katsuki
[OPENING] magical training log
Who: Brie, whichever newbies want to show up.
Where: The beach.
When: Day 4
Open/Closed: OTA
Where: The beach.
When: Day 4
Open/Closed: OTA
[It's about noon on the island, based on the position of the sun. The newbies have had a few days to settle in, but that doesn't mean they've fully mastered their newfound abilities.
As much stock as Genette puts into telepathy, Brie is more concerned about their other newfound gifts. She's aggressively tried to wrangle as many newbies as possible onto the sandy shores of the beachfront area for some magic practice.
She's got a list of everyone's magic -- only a few vague notes, limitations are for you to discover -- and she's handing out missions for magic training. If you want to participate? Feel free. If you don't? Suit yourself.
But understanding your magic isn't just an activity that benefits the group. Learning your magic's abilities may be what stands between you and survival, which is something she makes perfectly clear.]

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We'll at least notice suspicious glowing. If the reality re-shape is subtle, we may never notice it.
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[what a pain.]
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[Waver digs his hands into the sand, moving then in little circles out of nothing better to do.]
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-- aha.
[he seems to have figured something out, because he finally bunches up and half-hops to his feet with an ungainly flap of his wings. YEAH HE DID IT! he achieved verticality]
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Now hopefully the sand won't eat you back up.
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[Waver fixes the stand with a disapproving glare, just to make sure it won't rebel.]
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Okay, this should work fine if I concentrate. You feel like a lift someplace?
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Sure. Er, can you manage just above the tree line? I've never flown in this much open air before.
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[he lowers his head and neck closer to the ground; it's easy to see where one can sort of scramble up and sit without hitting spikes or hampering wings]
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Let me know if I step on anything.
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[spreads and angles his wings a couple of times once Waver's settled, testing, muscles bunching, then leaps into flight all at once; it's a lot more sudden than going up in Rider's chariot, perhaps, but manageable as long as Waver braced for it]
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[For once, Waver is braced for take off. That's only because he's tense and expecting liftoff at any second, so when it finally does happen well, he's hanging on for dear life.
Waver's grip is white knuckled, mostly because he can feel his own body shifting along with the muscle movements. It takes a while to figure out what a comfortable and steady position is.]
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I gotta say -- even if it's a pain to master, being able to do this is certainly something --
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Well, Waver screams just a little at those, demanding a warning, next time, damnit! But once he's used to the speed, Waver finally looks over and down to see the beach.]
It is definitely an interesting view. There could be improvements to the seating though.
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Yeah, probably a saddle or something? An extended one to carry more than one rider? I'm way too pointy for convenience except right where you're sitting.
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I think you'd have to determine the amount of extra weight you can carry too. There'd be a person, plus saddle weight, so at least 100 extra pounds, give or take, if you've got an adult with you.
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[bright amusement]
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...Fine, I'll take it. But we should definitely figure out a maximum weight load for you, just in case something ever happens.
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[Waver shakes his head.]
Because I don't want to have to try and dig you out or anything down the road.
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