Stiles Stilinski (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
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eachdraidh2014-04-18 05:38 pm
teenyoda) wrote in eachdraidh2014-04-18 05:38 pm
Entry tags:
- derek hale: teen wolf,
- deucalion: teen wolf,
- draco: dragonheart,
- elincia ridell crimea: fe tellius,
- gavroche: les miserables,
- gendry waters: asoiaf,
- ginny weasley: harry potter,
- isaac lahey: teen wolf,
- jason grace: pjo,
- kevin regnard: pandora hearts,
- kougyoku ren: magi,
- lisbeth salander: tgwtdt,
- princess hilda: the legend of zelda,
- sansa stark: asoiaf,
- stiles stilinski: teen wolf,
- tsubomi kido: kagerou project
Video - Seelie/Unseelie
[Stiles hasn't used the lockets until today, a day spent flicking mostly through the posts and seeing how to actually work this thing and, oh, okay. Like that. It was like a weird magical phone set to Skype. Okay. He could do that.
Smile into the camera, Stiles.]
Hey there, uh, fairy people. And non-fairy people. And, uh, the draconically inclined. Or furry. I don't... just... hi. So, in light of the whole worm thing, which by the way, eww, I have a question. Since there seem to be a lot of, um, not exactly human people around and ones who have skills with like, swords and magic and stuff, ah, what... hypothetically speaking, would someone who was just a regular, normal, average human be able to do here? You know, besides hiding under tables and throwing rocks ineffectively?
[This was a very important question, Drabwurld. He wasn't a werewolf or a wizard or witch or... any of the multitude of people here that he'd run into. His coordination was subpar and, well, he didn't really have any skills that included cutting the heads off of giant worms or not getting eaten by dragons if they felt the need.]
Just, ah, I guess just reply here, if you want. Or leave a message if you're looking at it later. 'Kay. Uh, thanks.
Smile into the camera, Stiles.]
Hey there, uh, fairy people. And non-fairy people. And, uh, the draconically inclined. Or furry. I don't... just... hi. So, in light of the whole worm thing, which by the way, eww, I have a question. Since there seem to be a lot of, um, not exactly human people around and ones who have skills with like, swords and magic and stuff, ah, what... hypothetically speaking, would someone who was just a regular, normal, average human be able to do here? You know, besides hiding under tables and throwing rocks ineffectively?
[This was a very important question, Drabwurld. He wasn't a werewolf or a wizard or witch or... any of the multitude of people here that he'd run into. His coordination was subpar and, well, he didn't really have any skills that included cutting the heads off of giant worms or not getting eaten by dragons if they felt the need.]
Just, ah, I guess just reply here, if you want. Or leave a message if you're looking at it later. 'Kay. Uh, thanks.
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[jason calls bullshit.]
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Whatever. No swords where I'm from. Or flails. Or maces. Or... any of this, really. Not unless you go looking through a museum.
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I plead the fifth on that one.
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[not that it'd be the strangest thing he's ever heard of. but it would sorta negate the need for this entire conversation.]
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[He could if he were possessed by a nogitsune again. Or, you know, bitten by a werewolf. There were options.]
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[please, not werewolves again. he's had his fill of werewolves already.]
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[ALL THE WEREWOLVES.]
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this face.]
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...Do you want help or not?
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[Because that hadn't been established, Jason.]
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I've got a lot of experience training kids to fight, and a sword that's physically incapable of harming mortals.
[is that enough of an invitation for you?]
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[which...could be any time between tomorrow and a few months. it's hard to estimate these things with a kid like that, and when travel time and distance and need for supplies are all negligible details.]
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