05-27-2017, 01:57 AM
Chakravartin was hungry. Momo was hungry. Even Aang was hungry, and he was used to fasting. He had no doubt Lysandra was even starting to get the rumblies, but revealing food might seem like a not-smart thing to do, even for the near ditsy woman.
With a little twist, Aang rose to his feet. He dusted off his rear, though there was no dirt to cling to his robes. "I suppose we should pick a gate... Which one would have the most hospitable village?" Aang was already looking around; first to the gate that was the closest, then towards the horizon in all the other directions.
Lysandra picked up on the term "Village" immediately. "If you want something kinda laid back and non techy, Camelot is pretty nice, especially this time of year... But if you two are wanting to be heroes, I think monster hunters are always welcomed no matter where you go. Not Coruscant though... Lotsa bad people there that you can't just punch... I mean, you could, but you'd have, like, a million guards on you... well... I guess its not much different in Camelot, but I'd much rather face swords than lightsabers. OH! And Camelot has a lot of horseys!"
... Aang was a bit confused now. Names of places were nice, but Lysandra pointed in no direction, and then started talking about some sort of thin sword made of ... light? Maybe those guys weren't lightning benders at all then. "I vote for this Camalot village, I'd rather not start picking fights till I'm back to my old self. Or at least reconnect with my past and all the elements." He still felt vastly weakened, not to mention almost lonely. The severing of his previous lives felt almost disjointing.
"Yea, sure! You wanna come too, Chaky? There are meats and lots of fresh fruits in every village square from gate to castle!" Bribery with sweet words and a sweater smile made an argument no real man could contest. Aang shook his head. Maybe this woman WAS evil. He hoped that she never used those tactics on him, or he'd be a bigger mush than Sokka.
"Plus," Aang added in, "we might find a friendlier greeting party. I'm sure if we do some tasks around a village, we can ask a few questions as pay. More extensive ones, that you can't bully out of people... well, that you can't bully out of them and trust that they aren't lying to get you to stop..." He tried to be as persuasive as Lysandra, but she still had the batting eyelashes. Aang gave the woman a light nudge to try and break her focus.
Lysandra was almost lost in thought, daydreaming about what they would find in Camelot. Clearly she has never actually been to the realm, only read about it in magazines and while searching the Dataverse.
With a little twist, Aang rose to his feet. He dusted off his rear, though there was no dirt to cling to his robes. "I suppose we should pick a gate... Which one would have the most hospitable village?" Aang was already looking around; first to the gate that was the closest, then towards the horizon in all the other directions.
Lysandra picked up on the term "Village" immediately. "If you want something kinda laid back and non techy, Camelot is pretty nice, especially this time of year... But if you two are wanting to be heroes, I think monster hunters are always welcomed no matter where you go. Not Coruscant though... Lotsa bad people there that you can't just punch... I mean, you could, but you'd have, like, a million guards on you... well... I guess its not much different in Camelot, but I'd much rather face swords than lightsabers. OH! And Camelot has a lot of horseys!"
... Aang was a bit confused now. Names of places were nice, but Lysandra pointed in no direction, and then started talking about some sort of thin sword made of ... light? Maybe those guys weren't lightning benders at all then. "I vote for this Camalot village, I'd rather not start picking fights till I'm back to my old self. Or at least reconnect with my past and all the elements." He still felt vastly weakened, not to mention almost lonely. The severing of his previous lives felt almost disjointing.
"Yea, sure! You wanna come too, Chaky? There are meats and lots of fresh fruits in every village square from gate to castle!" Bribery with sweet words and a sweater smile made an argument no real man could contest. Aang shook his head. Maybe this woman WAS evil. He hoped that she never used those tactics on him, or he'd be a bigger mush than Sokka.
"Plus," Aang added in, "we might find a friendlier greeting party. I'm sure if we do some tasks around a village, we can ask a few questions as pay. More extensive ones, that you can't bully out of people... well, that you can't bully out of them and trust that they aren't lying to get you to stop..." He tried to be as persuasive as Lysandra, but she still had the batting eyelashes. Aang gave the woman a light nudge to try and break her focus.
Lysandra was almost lost in thought, daydreaming about what they would find in Camelot. Clearly she has never actually been to the realm, only read about it in magazines and while searching the Dataverse.
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