[After being pelted with one too many electric rocks (so, one), Robin demanded a slingshot of his own. He's an Archer, so ranged weapons come easily to him, and it wasn't like he started out with an arm-mounted crossbow. He would easily hand the kids their butts if it came down to a contest.
Somehow it ends up coming down to Robin teaching the kids how to aim a slingshot.]
Up a little higher, kiddo. All you're gonna hit from that angle is the dirt. No, you can't use me as target practice!
[It seemed like he had it together at first, but the kids realize annoying Robin is really funny pretty quickly.]
c. this story sucks mate
[Some of the smaller Palai have isolated themselves, and if there's one thing Robin's good at it's hanging out on the fringes of a party. It's one thing for him to do it, but kids...they don't need to cut themselves off like that. Not yet. It's a simple thing, but he can be found crouching next to one of a handful of Palai kids at any given time, trying to get them to talk to him. Some of them he has more success with than the others, and he talks about anything they want to with them. For the ones that are a little more reluctant, it's up to him to shoulder the brunt of the conversation.
Robin lost his parents when he was young, too - and because the villagers he lived among had concerns that he'd been possessed by the supernatural, he didn't even have a village to fall back on. He leaves that second part out, not wanting to scare the kids too much, but...maybe it will help them if they know they aren't alone in this. Robin is hardly the idea of a successful adult, but the Palai all seem to think the world of the coven for helping them.
walks in 3 days late with starbucks
[After being pelted with one too many electric rocks (so, one), Robin demanded a slingshot of his own. He's an Archer, so ranged weapons come easily to him, and it wasn't like he started out with an arm-mounted crossbow. He would easily hand the kids their butts if it came down to a contest.
Somehow it ends up coming down to Robin teaching the kids how to aim a slingshot.]
Up a little higher, kiddo. All you're gonna hit from that angle is the dirt. No, you can't use me as target practice!
[It seemed like he had it together at first, but the kids realize annoying Robin is really funny pretty quickly.]
c. this story sucks mate
[Some of the smaller Palai have isolated themselves, and if there's one thing Robin's good at it's hanging out on the fringes of a party. It's one thing for him to do it, but kids...they don't need to cut themselves off like that. Not yet. It's a simple thing, but he can be found crouching next to one of a handful of Palai kids at any given time, trying to get them to talk to him. Some of them he has more success with than the others, and he talks about anything they want to with them. For the ones that are a little more reluctant, it's up to him to shoulder the brunt of the conversation.
Robin lost his parents when he was young, too - and because the villagers he lived among had concerns that he'd been possessed by the supernatural, he didn't even have a village to fall back on. He leaves that second part out, not wanting to scare the kids too much, but...maybe it will help them if they know they aren't alone in this. Robin is hardly the idea of a successful adult, but the Palai all seem to think the world of the coven for helping them.
He might as well take advantage of that.]
e. wildcard, hmu
[i'm pretty much down for anything tbh]