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dear_mun2013-08-09 04:58 pm
quietcaptainofdoriath) wrote in dear_mun2013-08-09 04:58 pm
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...Caved and let him talk. This is probably a bad idea.
[Mablung is displeased. Thoroughly so. Do you see the amount of lineface he has going on, writer? Do you? You better, lack of icons or not. Because it's a lot of lineface. But he's an elf, and they're good at that. And he's a soldier, so he's better.]
You seek to give my voice outlet and allow me to speak my mind, yet you fear the repercussions of doing so in such a context as this, as well as at all. I ask you then why you believe this decision to be one worthwhile.
[His arms cross.]
There is still yet more for you to learn before you try to share my story beyond the realm of your trusted few. The tales of the creation of the world and how it came to be until the time of my own slaying are those you have not adequately learned. What comes later may be learned later, but these are the tales near to my own lifetime and those you ought best to know. Be not hasty, child, lest you find yourself stumbling over that which you do not yet understand.
[...Sigh.] ...No, you cannot hide behind your artworks, but yes, I will show you how one carries both axe and sword so that they might turn out plausible.
You seek to give my voice outlet and allow me to speak my mind, yet you fear the repercussions of doing so in such a context as this, as well as at all. I ask you then why you believe this decision to be one worthwhile.
[His arms cross.]
There is still yet more for you to learn before you try to share my story beyond the realm of your trusted few. The tales of the creation of the world and how it came to be until the time of my own slaying are those you have not adequately learned. What comes later may be learned later, but these are the tales near to my own lifetime and those you ought best to know. Be not hasty, child, lest you find yourself stumbling over that which you do not yet understand.
[...Sigh.] ...No, you cannot hide behind your artworks, but yes, I will show you how one carries both axe and sword so that they might turn out plausible.