lady katsa of the middluns · ᴡɪʟᴅᴄᴀᴛ (
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video; unseelie.
Well, now that that silver nonsense seems to be sorted out, I think we need to start talking about things we can actually fight back when they attack us.
[ About as direct a greeting into the topic of this message as you can get. Katsa sits somewhere outdoors, cross-legged in the grass with her locket angled to show the sky clear behind her: fitting for the mismatched colors of her eyes, unusually bright green and blue. ]
I know our High Majestic King and Queen [ the titles spoken with a hint of irony ] don't seem to care always how old someone is or how much experience you've with weapons or fighting when they decide to claim you. Whatever you think of this war, whether you'd rather run right into the Void right now or wait for it to come to you, everyone here should have the skills to unlock their own strength. It's better that you've the ability to jam a knife into a man's eyeball and never have to do it than find yourself at the end of an attacker's blade with no way to get out of it. You shouldn't have to rely on anyone else.
So I'll teach you if you've no experience of your own. I usually teach young girls—children—but I'll not turn my back if you need it. That includes how to use your shard—the thing that Seelie will try to take right out of your chest.
[ She moves to close the locket—then halts, fumbles, and picks something off the ground to hold flat in her palm to show anyone watching. ]
And what in the name of the Middluns am I supposed to do with this?
[ WHO HAS TURTLE CARE TIPS???? ]
( dated after boon delivery on the 25th! )
[ About as direct a greeting into the topic of this message as you can get. Katsa sits somewhere outdoors, cross-legged in the grass with her locket angled to show the sky clear behind her: fitting for the mismatched colors of her eyes, unusually bright green and blue. ]
I know our High Majestic King and Queen [ the titles spoken with a hint of irony ] don't seem to care always how old someone is or how much experience you've with weapons or fighting when they decide to claim you. Whatever you think of this war, whether you'd rather run right into the Void right now or wait for it to come to you, everyone here should have the skills to unlock their own strength. It's better that you've the ability to jam a knife into a man's eyeball and never have to do it than find yourself at the end of an attacker's blade with no way to get out of it. You shouldn't have to rely on anyone else.
So I'll teach you if you've no experience of your own. I usually teach young girls—children—but I'll not turn my back if you need it. That includes how to use your shard—the thing that Seelie will try to take right out of your chest.
[ She moves to close the locket—then halts, fumbles, and picks something off the ground to hold flat in her palm to show anyone watching. ]
And what in the name of the Middluns am I supposed to do with this?
[ WHO HAS TURTLE CARE TIPS???? ]
( dated after boon delivery on the 25th! )
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[A beat.]
That's what he is, right?
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[ In her experience. By which we mean that Katsa holds grudges and the imps earned them the day they brought her to the Drabwurld, so she's not going to let it go. ]
I hope he doesn't grow as large as a building, and that we all find ourselves menaced by a turtle...
Re: video
[But she's some kind of weird imp whisperer.]
A turtle, huh. From what I've read, Adamantoise weren't menacing if you left them alone. Except for being huge, they most just stomped around eating trees.
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[ But despite her dry remarks, this adamantoise thing sounds interesting. Katsa leans in. ]
Did they not step on people, though? Or villages? Huge can be menacing, if there's no way to prevent them from stomping where you wish.
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[Since she tended to treat them like people instead of vermin.]
Mm...you know, I don't know. My sister killed a couple of them, I know they were pretty dangerous...
Pulse didn't really have villages then, though. I mean, they must have stepped on stuff way-back-when though, probably without even noticing.
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She was hunting them though, not like...defending herself.