Thor Odinson (
thorndergod) wrote in
faderift2018-12-01 01:52 pm
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[Open] The Boys Are Back In Town
WHO: Thor, Anders, Open to any!
WHAT: An open log, gonna put up prompts for people as they come up, or people can pop a prompt in for me if they want either dude.
WHEN: Early-to-mid whatever December is
WHERE: All over the place
NOTES: None at the moment.
WHAT: An open log, gonna put up prompts for people as they come up, or people can pop a prompt in for me if they want either dude.
WHEN: Early-to-mid whatever December is
WHERE: All over the place
NOTES: None at the moment.
[Hit me up on Discord at Nadat#4647 or Plurk at Nadat if you'd like something!]

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"The Maker hears nothing." Heresy has always come easily to his tongue. "I doubt He even noticed your pledge, or could tell one Anders from another. If He ever tries to claim the debt we'll just point at all of my dead countrymen and say you meant that one, shame He botched this too."
If anything, Corypheus' rise gave even more credence to the notion that the Maker was long-gone. What god would let someone drive them out of their own city and then run amok all over their creation too? If Anders was a god he certainly wouldn't let that stand.
"I'm sorry for terrifying you," he adds a little belatedly. "We couldn't risk the crystals, but I missed their presence and the ability to talk with you. I missed you most of all. But perhaps it could come as some comfort knowing that so many things and people have tried to kill me and I'm still here."
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"Ambassador Howe," he breathes out, testing it. "I like it. And people don't stab at ambassadors nearly as often as they do Wardens, so I like it even more."
He shoots Nate a faint smile over his shoulder. "I'm hoping to find a chance to use Cosima's microscope to take a look at the Great Dragon blood. Maybe I'll be able to see whatever it is that makes it different, and then from there... I don't know. But she may have an idea. Her people have a thing to see tiny things, they have to have ways to do things to the tiny things."
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"Like with the blood parasites?" A grim look. "It's a pity we've none of those left, to sic on the enemy. But maybe the dragon blood will help. It seems like a good thing to look into, at least. If three out of the four Wardens died, imagine what would happen to darkspawn."
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"But yes, sort of. We didn't harness the sharks, we banished them. I was thinking of harnessing whatever it is in Great Dragon blood, but if we could banish something needed from Darkspawn and the red Templars," and the enslaved Wardens, "maybe we can drop them from a distance. Or get it into their food and lyrium supply. The only real risk would be it spreading back to the vulnerable on our side. As few as we are."
They don't have many Wardens anymore, and spreading an anti-Blight thing might be far from the worst idea ever, but it does make him a little nervous.
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Unlike infecting someone with a plague and sending them back to the enemy.
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"If it's some sort of anti-Blight it might even help those caught in the crossfire," he says with a little optimism that he quickly gets in check. "Obviously I'm getting ahead of us. Three-fourths dead and only one-fourth cured isn't a solid number, and there are still so many factors in play. We also don't know if exposure to the cure for unTainted people has any ill effects. The cure... is what it is."
Blood. And when has any sort of blood consumption been all for the best?
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He begins soaping up Anders' hair, gently untangling it as he does.
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"I don't know how I got this lucky," he murmurs. A lot of stuff went wrong in his life, but this, at least, is good. And they no longer have a looming deadline hanging over their heads. They're free of that.
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His hands slow as they work through Anders' hair, and he shakes his head.
"You realize we have successfully averted the thing we feared most, when we heard of the dark future?"
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"We have." It's the first chance they've really had to embrace that fact. Things had been tense as he'd waited to see if Nate would die too, when he'd said goodbye so his husband could go recover, and now they have the time to process their victory. "We beat the Taint in a race. No one's done that before."
He exhales, shaking his head, wrapping his mind around that. Corypheus still looms, but one of the ever-present threats to Thedas is finally starting to be defeated. There's some hope.
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Nathaniel's insecurities about what he has to offer notwithstanding.
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"It was already on my mind near-constantly. I'd a mental clock running of how long we had left, how long until it was too late to find a cure, and an--" he cuts himself off. There's no need to dwell on how he'd been bracing to have to let Nate go at best. Maybe he'll still have to, but it's not a certainty. It's not something looming ahead of them.
"If we can accomplish this, we can defeat Corypheus. I'm not certain on how, just yet. But that's thankfully not up to me. Improving the cure is. Possibly weaponizing it is. While keeping people alive. It actually almost sounds manageable."