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shut up and dance with me ;;
WHO: Merrill & OPEN
WHAT: Open log
WHEN: 29 Guardian - 18 Drakonis; can do earlier but then ignore the dragon bits c:
WHERE: Emprise du Lion, the way back to Skyhold, and Skyhold itself
NOTES: probably adorable
WHAT: Open log
WHEN: 29 Guardian - 18 Drakonis; can do earlier but then ignore the dragon bits c:
WHERE: Emprise du Lion, the way back to Skyhold, and Skyhold itself
NOTES: probably adorable
[ Victory, for Merrill, has always meant that the people they were meant to help and defend were safe, whether they were refugees or mages or her group of friends. As long as no one has been too seriously hurt, all of them have tasted sweet. This latest, though, is particularly good: the three dragons that had caused so much harm and scared so many in the Emprise have been defeated, and Merrill was able to help in the takedown of one.
She'd had ideas, good ideas. She'd been listened to. Magic and blades and mabari teeth had all flashed and sang and the dragon had fallen, and where Merrill isn't exactly known to make a ruckus, it makes her happy enough that she can be found celebrating -- at the tavern, because it had been insisted upon, but there's also some delighted humming and skipping through camp. This continues as Merrill starts on her journey back to Skyhold, ready for an adventure of a different sort; she's more than happy to chat with others on the road, or help if they need help.
In Skyhold itself, she can be seen with a little mongrel pup following at her heels. She is, if anything, a bit more subdued in the fortress; when she manages to navigate the twisting halls, she tends to be found in the library, trying to find anything and anything related to her people and to magic. It's a slow process, not in the least helped by her abysmal sense of direction or her willingness to be distracted by her dog, the weather, particularly nice stone work, and anyone who looks interesting. ]
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Not much, but that's hardly surprising. Similar looking objects in old drawings, but it's hard to tell how much is just style and how much is accurate. They weren't really interested in preserving our history past what they could use.
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May the Dread Wolf take every last one of the bastards. [Was her firm, aggravated statement.] What do the almost globes look like, and what does it say they do?
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It doesn't say anything specifically; that's the problem. Mostly they're just part of the drawings, but there are mentions of the Veil in each of the paragraphs that correspond with the drawings.
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Okay, so there are things about the Veil, and these globes? But only in pictures.
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[ They really do need to just turn one of the things on. ]
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[Katniss sighed, looking over at the other woman.]
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[She shook her head ruefully.]
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[ That's something like an advantage. ]
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He wouldn't be the only one.
[She can just imagine the look on Cullen's face, on Harding's, if they tried to battle with hand puppets.]
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[ Assuming anyone survived to talk about it, that is. ]
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[Because that is a disaster waiting to happen, she feels.]
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[ To make it... slightly less short. ]
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[That was ... pretty hilarious actually.]
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And we could always stitch them back together.
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[Because how about that for cheering everyone up.]
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[ And some of the adults, for that matter. ]
We could make all sorts of puppets -- like griffons!
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[There was absolutely no way in the name of the Creators, the Maker, or Andraste's sacred ass.]
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[ what about the Stone or the Qun? ]
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[Amusement touched her lips, as she looked over at Merrill.]
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I didn't know you wanted horrifying hand puppets that will scare small children, Merrill.
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[ This is said just as seriously, at least until Merrill ends it with a laugh. ]
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I should have known you were putting me on.
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