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Day 256 [Open]
Who: Zuko and anyone
Open: Open!
When: Day 256, evening
Where: By the lake
What: A failure to meditate
Format: I'll match
Warnings: Honor
Zuko knows she's always been hard on herself, but she's never really considered it to be too hard. But some of the things people have been saying about her... Well, people in the Bastion have always expressed a more positive view of her than she thinks she deserves, and she always figured it was because they don't know what she's come from, but she's finally starting to wonder. Maybe the flawed perspective is her own.
Which is why she is attempting something else which, like positive thinking, she is not very good at: meditating. Whoever really wants to can find her by the lake, sitting cross-legged with her eyes closed and... definitely scowling more than she ought to be.
Open: Open!
When: Day 256, evening
Where: By the lake
What: A failure to meditate
Format: I'll match
Warnings: Honor
Zuko knows she's always been hard on herself, but she's never really considered it to be too hard. But some of the things people have been saying about her... Well, people in the Bastion have always expressed a more positive view of her than she thinks she deserves, and she always figured it was because they don't know what she's come from, but she's finally starting to wonder. Maybe the flawed perspective is her own.
Which is why she is attempting something else which, like positive thinking, she is not very good at: meditating. Whoever really wants to can find her by the lake, sitting cross-legged with her eyes closed and... definitely scowling more than she ought to be.
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It was somewhat difficult to measure under the circumstances, but they could have easily swallowed both her and Aang whole.
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"That's... Not discomparable to ancient dragons in my world. An interesting similarity, for sure," she observed.
"Hrm. You definitely place a high value on history - a tough thing out here, unfortunately..."
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"...yeah. There's only so much you can hold on to."
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"Perhaps teaching some of the traditional games would be appropriate?"
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Megaera expected Zuko to know games? Oh wait, she did.
"Well- Aoi already knows kuai ball, only she calls it something else."
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"I don't know. Pai Sho was a game of strategy."
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Zuko believed in the value of hard work. Just not so much in putting that effort into board games.
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"Indeed. A master has failed more times than a novice has even attempted, I think is the phrase?", she considered. "All those sorts of lines, anyways."
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That sort of thing.
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She assumed some people just came from places where things like red or blue hair were normal, but this might be a better explanation.
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Megaera chuckled. "Well, I could probably figure out how to create a magic item for the effects that I could carry around, but there'd near-definitely be a Shard cost involved."
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