'Szelhamos' (
sarcastass) wrote in
genessia2018-07-14 05:31 pm
Entry tags:
Chasing the tail of Dogma
Who: Szelhamos and Solas
What: Szel manages to stumble into a nice little metaphysical space and decides to Flip This House.
Where: "Fayren" but mostly within a dream thanks Solas
Warnings: Depictions of gross demon faces and spiders and shit, you know. The usual.
See, he didn't go 'wandering' today with anything really in mind. It was taxing, staying crammed into such a small shape. Into such a confined shape. He liked to stretch his legs every now and again.
All eight of them.
Now, granted, this wasn't something he'd be doing if he was visible. Normally, excursions with this much of his real shape exposed were regulated to library time only, deep within the fortress in his subgate where no one who cared about this shit would be able to find him.
Wandering open 'spaces' like the one he'd just discovered though, were a different story.
There was a very good chance the massive spider had no ability to maintain a more acceptable shape in here.
The lack of laws here, specifically the laws of physics, didn't really seem to impede him at all, the massive creature easily maneuvering up, down, over and around every flavor of obstacle he came across, apparently perfectly capable of establishing at least some form of order, if only around his own person.
The grinding, painful, rusty ticking of clockwork gears followed him, echoing from the massive, degrading gear set upon his back, behind his head like a tarnished halo. Six smouldering, twitching and broken wings lit the area like a torch around him, not that he necessarily needed it.
Midge, the massive flickering roach that he was, could see just fine without the light, perched comfortably on the demons shoulder, his saucer sized gold and red eyes locked on the path before them obediently.
The upper half of an emaciated seraph, fused painfully to the bristling body of a horrifically large brown recluse, an uncomfortable mash of bird, human, arachnid and machine, he'd at least... fit in with the uncomfortable surroundings.
"This was not here before." The insect on his shoulder, his tone demure and lisping, pointed out rather obviously. It was hard to tell if the expression on Szel's face was a smile or just dismissive, slashed at either cheek as it was, but the answer seemed neutral, if not curious enough.
"All the more reason to look at it. It'd just be a shame if it meant anything terrible for Genessia, right?"
JUST AWFUL, he sounds so CONCERNED.
What: Szel manages to stumble into a nice little metaphysical space and decides to Flip This House.
Where: "Fayren" but mostly within a dream thanks Solas
Warnings: Depictions of gross demon faces and spiders and shit, you know. The usual.
See, he didn't go 'wandering' today with anything really in mind. It was taxing, staying crammed into such a small shape. Into such a confined shape. He liked to stretch his legs every now and again.
All eight of them.
Now, granted, this wasn't something he'd be doing if he was visible. Normally, excursions with this much of his real shape exposed were regulated to library time only, deep within the fortress in his subgate where no one who cared about this shit would be able to find him.
Wandering open 'spaces' like the one he'd just discovered though, were a different story.
There was a very good chance the massive spider had no ability to maintain a more acceptable shape in here.
The lack of laws here, specifically the laws of physics, didn't really seem to impede him at all, the massive creature easily maneuvering up, down, over and around every flavor of obstacle he came across, apparently perfectly capable of establishing at least some form of order, if only around his own person.
The grinding, painful, rusty ticking of clockwork gears followed him, echoing from the massive, degrading gear set upon his back, behind his head like a tarnished halo. Six smouldering, twitching and broken wings lit the area like a torch around him, not that he necessarily needed it.
Midge, the massive flickering roach that he was, could see just fine without the light, perched comfortably on the demons shoulder, his saucer sized gold and red eyes locked on the path before them obediently.
The upper half of an emaciated seraph, fused painfully to the bristling body of a horrifically large brown recluse, an uncomfortable mash of bird, human, arachnid and machine, he'd at least... fit in with the uncomfortable surroundings.
"This was not here before." The insect on his shoulder, his tone demure and lisping, pointed out rather obviously. It was hard to tell if the expression on Szel's face was a smile or just dismissive, slashed at either cheek as it was, but the answer seemed neutral, if not curious enough.
"All the more reason to look at it. It'd just be a shame if it meant anything terrible for Genessia, right?"
JUST AWFUL, he sounds so CONCERNED.

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I would have had a hard time believing it, had you tried. It's my turn to ask a question, if you don't mind.
Who, or what, are you?
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If I had a better face on, I bet I could convince you pretty well.
[The burning wings shift, scattering oddly clinking feathers here and there as they break free of charred, delicate flesh. More would replace them in time, they're all essentially useless so he isn't bothered by their loss as he turns to face him proper.
It's obvious at least, why he might not have found looking at Solas a priority: The creature's eyes are hidden by a filthy cloth, wrapped tightly around them like a blindfold.]
Well which is it? Who or what?
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[he's not 100% certain, but appearances aren't EVERYTHING, afterall.]
Who and what. I should have clarified. My apologies. [He does not sound apologetic.]
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[Szel's pretty certain he could hack it at acting genuine if he looked nicer, it's worked on other people before!]
Nice sincerity. Since we're being so polite-
[One exceptionally sharp fingered hand gestures towards himself, all six ruined wings flaring]
Szelhamos. Demon. Something tells me half of this isn't a surprise.
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I've not heard that name before. What corruption of spirit are you? [It's probably the most rude question he could ask. Especially considering he has a feeling this particular demon doesn't hail from Thedas at all, but Genessia. The question remains how exactly he found is way through the veil.]
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You're lucky I like education.
All demons, from my home, are fallen angels. If you're aware of what angels are, of course, this should answer the question well enough.
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This is not, however, a home for you, Demon. I would suggest you limit your time in the Fade.
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I'm not going to live in here, it's not my fault someone opened the door, I just walked through it.
[He's definitely not powerful enough to get in here without someone else acting as a doorman.]
If you don't want demons in your dream-space, close the door behind you.
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[Definitely not his fault. Then again, it might be his fault that the Veil and the Fade is here at all.]
Are you always this contrary?
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No.
[He said, contrarily]
Normally, I'm much more polite, just not with people that refer to me with the term 'corruption spirit'.
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Not an insult, a question of origin.
[you sassy 8 legged creepazoid.]
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'Corruption' kind of sounds like an insult, I'm not going to lie here. What if I was always a giant spider? What if I was born like this?
It's awfully presumptuous of you.
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Were that true I doubt we'd be having this particular conversation. For a demon you're proving somewhat easy to read the more we converse.
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Are you going to share what connections you've made with the rest of us?
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[sass for sass.]
What would you like to know? Perhaps I'll deign to answer it.
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Considering I think you're bluffing? Yes.
Prove me wrong.
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You're not the first I've met with a personality full of barbs meant to deter those from the more vulnerable parts further inside.
[like at all. Thedas is full of them apparently]
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[but u r tho]
Have you considered the possibility that maybe I just have a terrible personality because I have a terrible personality?
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[either he's right or you're stupid. pick.]
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All six mutilated, burning wings spread out, the demon either not feeling it, or not caring when the obvious sound of splintering bone and crisply tearing flesh sounds from the movement, filthy, poisonous blood spattering onto the ground.
So we've gone from verbal posturing to physical! Much akin to either the spider part of him was, or the bird the other part appeared to be.
Despite this, no attempt to actually attack was made even as the forelimbs of the spider reared up menacingly.]
Where do you even get off insulting me? I was minding my own business up until you showed up.
[THAT'S RIGHT THIS IS ALL YOUR FAULT AND HE DOESN'T HAVE TO ANSWER ANYTHING.]