Richard, King of Windor (
ledbythewind) wrote2012-08-06 10:26 pm
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[Anyone who happens to walk by on the road beside House 28 this evening will be treated to a rather unusual sight: a cloud of fireflies hovering around the front lawn, greenish-yellow lights flickering as they fly back and forth, following the movement of a tiny orb of light.
Closer inspection reveals the source of said orb of light as Richard, who is seated in the grass-- he's using a tiny bit of Hyt's power to combine with his own magic (the base for a Holy Lance, not that he's going to cast the entire thing), creating a soft white glowing sphere that hovers a couple of inches above his finger. As he moves his hand to trace mindless patterns in the night air, the orb follows it, and the fireflies follow that in a parade of blinking lights. Richard can't quite hide his amusement at this, reflected in the slight smile on his face. It may be an odd way to spend one's birthday, but to Richard, it's more than fine-- not that he doesn't appreciate what Asbel and the others have done for him. He just needs a little time to himself to unwind after all of that.
But if anyone wanders by, he'll be happy to converse with them. He wouldn't be in a public place if he didn't feel like talking to anyone, after all.]
Closer inspection reveals the source of said orb of light as Richard, who is seated in the grass-- he's using a tiny bit of Hyt's power to combine with his own magic (the base for a Holy Lance, not that he's going to cast the entire thing), creating a soft white glowing sphere that hovers a couple of inches above his finger. As he moves his hand to trace mindless patterns in the night air, the orb follows it, and the fireflies follow that in a parade of blinking lights. Richard can't quite hide his amusement at this, reflected in the slight smile on his face. It may be an odd way to spend one's birthday, but to Richard, it's more than fine-- not that he doesn't appreciate what Asbel and the others have done for him. He just needs a little time to himself to unwind after all of that.
But if anyone wanders by, he'll be happy to converse with them. He wouldn't be in a public place if he didn't feel like talking to anyone, after all.]

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[AND JUST TO PROVE IT, he's going to try. Okay, so it's a little shorter and squatter than the real thing and it lacks the winglike protrusions on the top, but it's passable!]
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[Ever the kind one.]
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You really... have a way with words, you know.
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[He snickers a little bit himself.]
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[And actually, he wasn't really thinking it at all. BUT NOW CANNOT UNSEE.]
Perhaps I should remake it...
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The actual thing doesn't look that bad.
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[Nope, still having trouble not grinning.]
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And anyway, I was poking fun more at your construction of it than the design itself.
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Ignore the mischievous grin on Richard's face.]
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It's the truth, isn't it?
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Here, why don't we just make some basic walls.
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[They might not be the most even walls ever, but details.]
... thank you for coming out here with me tonight. This is the first time I've ever truly been able to enjoy a birthday, here or in my own world.
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[Gosh, now you're getting all mushy on him.]
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[It's not mushy if it's the truth.]
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[Though he's smiling, there's something sad in his eyes as he says this.]
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[The smile he gives Richard as he reaches over to flip some of the blond's hair is fairly kind as far as Isamu goes, though.]
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You should smile like that more often, you know. You'd have women beating down the doors in no time.
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