Megaera D'Ashland (
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thebastion2015-06-22 04:54 pm
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Day 321 | A Walkabout
Who: Megaera, OPEN
Open: Open
When: Day 321, pretty much all day
Where: Various places around the Bastion
What: Emo Megaera Is Emo
Format: Action or Prose, your choice
Warnings: None
Megaera had been thinking about things recently. About where the Bastion was headed, and what hope that might entail. While she'd come to accept that her former world was lost - and her world before that in turn, almost assuredly - it was still difficult to accept some of the things that were lost.
People were one thing. But the knowledge lost - and how much of the world's magic was going to be possibly forever crippled by not having enough arcane energy to cast more than three times per day without special tonics... That hurt more than anything. To someone who placed her identity as a wizard first and moremost, the idea of an entire world's development being lost - so much beyond her ability to know what to ask for, let alone to comprehend and use it - was really starting to get to her.
So she walked. Through the new forest, to the hot springs, to the very edges of the Bastion, out on her usual shard run... She'd been moving basically nonstop.
Where might you run into her?
Open: Open
When: Day 321, pretty much all day
Where: Various places around the Bastion
What: Emo Megaera Is Emo
Format: Action or Prose, your choice
Warnings: None
Megaera had been thinking about things recently. About where the Bastion was headed, and what hope that might entail. While she'd come to accept that her former world was lost - and her world before that in turn, almost assuredly - it was still difficult to accept some of the things that were lost.
People were one thing. But the knowledge lost - and how much of the world's magic was going to be possibly forever crippled by not having enough arcane energy to cast more than three times per day without special tonics... That hurt more than anything. To someone who placed her identity as a wizard first and moremost, the idea of an entire world's development being lost - so much beyond her ability to know what to ask for, let alone to comprehend and use it - was really starting to get to her.
So she walked. Through the new forest, to the hot springs, to the very edges of the Bastion, out on her usual shard run... She'd been moving basically nonstop.
Where might you run into her?
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... ...
If you are worried about self-defense, all I can offer is how to wield a small blade.
[... there was no point in hiding her human form now, not when she was going to accompany them to the Ura camp tomorrow]
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It's more that... Being dependent on a magic statue to gain more spells? That might not even be the ones I didn't get a chance to learn back home? That feels wrong, to me.
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Everything feels wrong, Megaera. Our home worlds were torn asunder and somehow we are the sole survivors of an immense tragedy.
Dwelling on that will not solve anything. One can either only adapt to the situation, or hide in the Bastion and allow the others to do the fighting required for this place's continued survival.
... [no, perhaps she should... try to be a bit more sympathetic??]
It is a difficult situation, but at least you do not have to face it alone. I know far too well what it is like to be on my own... I was in that swamp for quite some time before you and the others found me. It was not my first time I had to fend for myself in an alien situation, either.
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It's... It's painful. But what else can you do? I'm not sure I can give up. As in, my sense of duty compels me to keep going, even if those I held duty to are long dead...
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It's just running away from the issue, rather than really getting past it, if you know what I mean?
But then, what do I do? You have a point...
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[Mitellux let out a small snort.]
Then instead of insisting it is part of your very nature, you should attempt to form a new duty for yourself, a new purpose, and observe what occurs from there.
You will then find out whether your old obligation is truly part of your very nature or not.
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[Her pace of speech is quickening as she goes on about this....]
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Why did it take this long for all this to come down on me, anyways?