dear_mun | (no subject)

[Snerk.]

I don't know. It seems...fitting.

Aren't you a lively one!

[HAW HAW HAW. chin in hand]

You're a lot less blue than I imagined.

...Justice?

[Sorry, he's too busy staring in shock to actually think about what you were saying.]

[Well, speak of the devil.]

Well met, mage.

...

You have changed.

[Hm, jokes. Justice is not amused.]

I have never been blue, nor has the body I currently inhabit. [wait.] You know of me?

Know of you?

[a melodic chuckle]

Oh sweet thing, Anders couldn't stop talking all about you. Justice this, Justice that...you'd even pop out sometimes to say hello.

Fitting? I do not see how, and it is without reason regardless. I have no interest in the games these mortals play.

It's a joke, my friend, that's all.

[And she wouldn't want to see him thrown to the whims of someone else, either, if only because she knows what will happen to him.]

Perhaps your writer wishes to see you broaden your horizons, as you have done before?

I've- [Anders makes a sharp sound at that, something that's almost a laugh, although it's hardly amused.] Yes, I've changed. More than you can imagine, I'd say.

[It almost hurts to see Justice like this, before, well, everything. It reminds him of how the spirit was forced from him in the place he's been trapped for the past year or so, and he can only hope that means Justice is back in the Fade and himself again.]

...how are you doing, by the way? Being picked up for these things doesn't always end well, I've found. Not with the things that some of these... 'muns' plan.

I had not considered this. There must be a better way to approach this broadening.

[But now he's thinking.]

I suppose one encounters a great many injustices in this... world.

That simply proves that they fancy you far more than Anders. I'd even go so far as to call it a compliment!

[Justice would express his surprise that Anders would care so much but something else is bothering him more.

After all those talks about his fate, what might come of him once Kristoff decayed, he's not quite sure if he even wants an answer to his next question --]

...Where was I popping from?

Phew, maybe they can work on something for that odor as well.

Edited (pronoun fix) 2012-12-03 15:48 (UTC)

It's not simply about the injustices. There are also opportunities for you to experience more than you have in the few months you've been in Amaranthine.

[And perhaps there's the chance that things can be changed.]

[wow r u d e]

She has no more control over time's effects on this body than I do. If it is offensive, you are encouraged to stand elsewhere.

[What is this tact thing people speak of...]

Er...right. Sorry.

[But since he's here, Finn might as well ask--]

So can you smell it?

Yes, I have experienced but a small portion of the mortal world. Perhaps this is not a curse, but an opportunity.

This...is something to consider. Thank you, Warden Commander.

I'm glad to help in any way.

[...Yeah, she can't help herself. She has to ask.]

Justice, have you spoken with Anders lately about...what may happen when Kristoff's body wears down further?

[If Justice suspects there's more to Anders' change than meets the eye he certainly doesn't show it. It's something better addressed later, anyway, after other necessities are out of the way.]

It is still new to me; I feel not unlike I did when I found myself bound to Kristoff's body. If there are plans for me I do not know of them.

What does one do in this situation? Simply wait?

I would consider it a far greater compliment if she let me be.

Would you find comfort if I said no?

[~~pokerface~~]

No. He has never expressed much interest in the subject. However I have discussed it several times with Nathaniel. Why do you ask?

[Woah WHAT]

Nathaniel? When?

[NO NOT LIKE THAT justice would scream if he was the screaming type]

Occasionally on our journeys he and I would discuss the possibilities of my switching to a living body. He has helped me realize that perhaps it would not be an abominable act if the mortal host was willing.

[Anders nods at the comparison; it's a pretty accurate one for how he felt getting pulled away from everything he knew and winding up on a blighted island in the middle of nowhere. It's unfortunate that Justice has to experience it twice, though.]

I'm afraid that that's generally all that can be done. You wait and hope that you'll get to return some day. Or that you end up somewhere that isn't so bad. Maybe even with a friend or two.

[oh. w e l l.]

And here comes the abomination's counterpart. [the sight is interesting, to say the least. almost makes anders' tolerable.] Tell me. Have you finally grown weary of the mage's ridiculous antics? [because if there is one mage capable of driving a spirit ~~insane~~ away, it's definitely anders.]

Edited 2012-12-04 05:58 (UTC)

[ ok so she sees where anders's lack of a funny bone comes from. ]

I hardly think your writer meant it to be meanspirited.

[Justice has no idea he'll one day ~become one~ with Anders and transform into a big ball of blue glowy vengeance, so he only regards Fenris curiously. He might be a teensy bit offended at the suggestion that he'd have anything to do with about abomination, too.]

Abomination? I do not know of any, let alone am I one's "counterpart."

[Hmph.]

But you know of Anders? His tendency to deflect serious discussion with humor does grow tedious. He is not keen on heeding my advice.

[p a u s e . . .]

Those markings on your skin, are they lyrium?

Not an...abominable act, no, but the person hosting you would be considered an abomination by all of Thedas. And what if you influenced their actions, or vice-versa?

Who, me?

Well.....talk about awkward.....