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Day 219 [Open]
Who: Zuko and anyone
Open: Open!
When: Day 219, morning
Where: By the lake
What: Being Paar's secretary
Format: I'll match
Warnings: Honor
Zuko can be found by the lake shore, on the Dragonfield side, with a few piles of stone slabs nearby. Many here should clearly recognize the marks carved into the stone as Dovahzul, and some of Paarthurnax's students might pick out the names and skills of those in the Bastion. Zuko has a stack of paper in her lap and is transcribing them with a writing brush. For the ones she understands, she's also adding a line in her own language (traditional Chinese to any Earth folk), and for the ones she doesn't, she's leaving space until she can ask Paarthurnax. Every now and again she makes a note aside on a separate sheet, more for herself.
Some of the turtle ducks are milling around in the water nearby. One particularly curious one is hanging around by her inkstone and probably in need of being shooed away before it gets ink on itself.
Open: Open!
When: Day 219, morning
Where: By the lake
What: Being Paar's secretary
Format: I'll match
Warnings: Honor
Zuko can be found by the lake shore, on the Dragonfield side, with a few piles of stone slabs nearby. Many here should clearly recognize the marks carved into the stone as Dovahzul, and some of Paarthurnax's students might pick out the names and skills of those in the Bastion. Zuko has a stack of paper in her lap and is transcribing them with a writing brush. For the ones she understands, she's also adding a line in her own language (traditional Chinese to any Earth folk), and for the ones she doesn't, she's leaving space until she can ask Paarthurnax. Every now and again she makes a note aside on a separate sheet, more for herself.
Some of the turtle ducks are milling around in the water nearby. One particularly curious one is hanging around by her inkstone and probably in need of being shooed away before it gets ink on itself.
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...A recording machine at least won't hurt you. [ Physically, anyway. ] People use them for keeping notes. Things are more advanced on my world than here as far as I've seen - we don't have a Monument that can make doughnut trees, but we've got more- well, more of different things. It's hard to think up examples off the top of my head. [ hm ] Vehicles?
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[ ... ] Have you ever heard of a travelling carnival?
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What are those?
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Couples usually go on them I think, but friends or a single person can. [ He shrugs a little. ] I haven't actually been on one.
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But I've always wanted to go to one once. See what they're like in person.
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[She looks over at Pikachu's return and smiles in amusement.] You get enough of those?
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He's a big fan of that tree.
[ Red takes that time to let out behind him another pokémon, avoiding this time for aiming inside the water. The pokémon shakes her body and growls, the flower and leaves on her back rustling, and Red quickly chatters to her, waving for her to find a spot that she likes.
-- but she'll like that spot right beside him, please! Okay okay, let him move his back so she can plop her head there. There you go, girl. Please don't mind the smell like a garden just bloomed around them. ]
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Yeah. This is the second time I've seen him raiding it.
[She takes both donuts, breaking off a smaller piece to feed the turtle duck from her hand. A little absently as she's staring over at the... flower turtle. Of course she doesn't mind the scent, but wow.]
How many pokemon do you have?
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Six with me. It's the recommended amount trainers are told to carry with them back home.
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What are you training them for anyway?
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Just training, really. [ not really explanatory, is it... ] Back in our world, trainers would have friendly matches with their pokémon - it's one of the things people did with pokémon anyway. I used to do that too - still would, I guess - but for us, we train because we like it.
[ Most of the doughnut gone, he looks up as he continues breaking it up. ]
What about you? You look like you train yourself.
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[So these pokemon will fight each other for fun? Like humans sparring? They really are pretty weird.]
This can be a dangerous place. I can't afford to let my skills suffer. Besides, I've been training most of my life.
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Was it dangerous back home? Other than the war. [ ... ] Unless that's why it was dangerous.
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[She wonders which was more dangerous, living in the same palace as her father, or fighting in the war? She won't even mention it.]
At first it was because it was important to my father. But I did need it to help end the war.
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He looks back to Zuko. ] By the way, I heard you met with a guy. I suggested he should ask you about learning to ride, but he said he insulted you by saying he couldn't contribute to the Bastion and with the way he looked at you. Sound familiar?
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You mean the man with the nose ring?
[For some reason they never got around to introductions.]
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[ No nose ring. ]
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