Paarthurnax (
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Day 288
Who: Paarthurnax and you
Open: Open
When: 288
Where: About the Bastion in general
What: The daily life of a dragon
Format: Any
Warnings: None yet
Life goes on in the Bastion. Whether death, calamity, or simple misfortune, that is how things work. That is how it goes for Paarthurnax, as well.
In the morning, when the sun is still faint, he takes off to the Skyway and doesn't return for some hours, bringing back both shards stuck in his teeth and the meat of a mammoth to eat, or share.
In the noon and some hours following it, he teaches his class at the stone tablet with its letters in his own tongue, patient and careful for both new students and more practiced ones alike.
The only change to this seems to come in the evening. It's then that people might notice him at the Monument, drawn up high as he sits and inspects the device.
People are free to talk with him during any of these times. Paarthurnax has always made it known that he can be approached, after all.
Open: Open
When: 288
Where: About the Bastion in general
What: The daily life of a dragon
Format: Any
Warnings: None yet
Life goes on in the Bastion. Whether death, calamity, or simple misfortune, that is how things work. That is how it goes for Paarthurnax, as well.
In the morning, when the sun is still faint, he takes off to the Skyway and doesn't return for some hours, bringing back both shards stuck in his teeth and the meat of a mammoth to eat, or share.
In the noon and some hours following it, he teaches his class at the stone tablet with its letters in his own tongue, patient and careful for both new students and more practiced ones alike.
The only change to this seems to come in the evening. It's then that people might notice him at the Monument, drawn up high as he sits and inspects the device.
People are free to talk with him during any of these times. Paarthurnax has always made it known that he can be approached, after all.
Class!!
[... she did miss school, after all]
Someday, Ibuki will have to put together a cool song in Dovahzul!
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There are some songs I know in Dovahzul, although I cannot say I am a fine a musician as yourself.
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Ooh, you have to let Ibuki listen to them! Can you sing one now? Can you?
[because listening to a dragon sing oughta be really cool]
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[At the request, however, he makes an amused chuff.]
It would be more a recitation than proper singing... Still, if you would care to hear it, I will attempt it.
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Monument
It's as she's gotten quite close and blinked a few times, the dragon not disappearing, that Jane remembers that there is a dragon in the Bastion, a friendly one according to Colin. She stops short and makes a sound that can only be described as surprise, loud enough for her to be easily heard.
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"Greetings. It seems you have been hard at work." Just a simple observation, and the smell of food about her. "Are you tired? Many could help you go to your home, if you cannot go much farther." He doubts, of course, that is what's bothering her but it's a good way to ease the air, he's found.
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"Um - oh - uh...n-no, I'm fine...but, erm, thank you. I just..."
She takes a moment to look him up and down.
"...Golly, you're really a dragon, aren't you? The genuine article and then some..."
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[After class]
Plus, he is both patient and understanding. The former is a distinct rarity here, and the latter is welcoming.
"Got a few moments, Paar?" Colin asks, approaching only after everyone else has departed.
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"Always for you, dii fahdon." Tail sweeping along the grass, Paarthurnax settles himself down on the ground and looks to Colin. He doubts he needs to ask consider all that has happened as of late, but he still does.
"What is it you wish to speak to me about?"
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At the Monument
Rob's unintentionally quieter than usual as he approaches, the faint blue glow from the eye sockets of the rabbit skull on his necklace seeming brighter than usual in the growing darkness. The reason? Mammoth-hide sandals, accompanied by tan lines from wearing shorts and high-top shoes for months. And is that a mammoth-hide holster on his belt for his rolled-up datapad? Yes it is. Not from any of the mammoths that Paar's killed though; there were no brains to tan those hides.]
Making something?
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[Looking away from the Monument, his head bobs somewhat as he takes in the new smell and things on Rob.]
I see you have been hard at work.
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[Rob's mind is on other topics so it doesn't occur to him that Paar could be referencing his mammoth-hide creations, which leads to a moment of confusion about how Paar can see what he's been doing when he's spent most of the last week inside.]
I've been working on alchemy, but I haven't managed to make anything yet. It's only been a couple of days since I started working in Colin's laboratory rather than just reading though, so I can't expect to have success right away. [He kind of did though.] Preparing reagents from scratch isn't as easy as it sounds when you just read about it.
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"Something... interesting to you?"
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"Only the Monument in its whole. Recent conversations have been enlightening... Although not all have dealt with them so well." As if it needed to be said, considering the reactions.
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He has the feeling that they wouldn't like his answers, and that he wouldn't be able to change the feelings of the young and brash anyway. ... He hasn't been feeling great after Calem's disappearance, anyway.
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monument.
Are you Paarthurnax?
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Indeed. Drem yol lok. You are new to this settlement, I see.
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Class!
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Looks like you've got two lessons going on.
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. . . it's strange. Naegi's heard about him multiple times from different people already but this is the first time he's actually gotten to speak to him.
Now's as good a time as any to change that. ]
... hey. You mind if I join you here?
[ . . . smooth, Naegi. Real smooth. ]
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If one does not mind the company of an old dovah.
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Of course not! I would love your company.
... I'm Makoto Naegi, by the way. Ibuki-san talks about you a lot, but I believe this is the first item we've actually met in person.
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