Cassian Ó Loinsigh (
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WHO: Cassian and Sanzo in one, Cassian and Amberdrake in another
WHAT: DINNER TIME and A brief material run
WHEN: Shortly after Christmas, before the shops in Fayren close.
WHERE: Everglade and Fayren
WARNINGS: Gore, violence, mentions of cannibalism
4 SANZO
He'd gone too long. He knew he'd over extended himself, the gift he got from Tannusen could only last so long. Wheezing, stiff, the faint sound of flutes beginning to sound in the back of his mind, tonight had to be the night. He wasn't going to risk it all again, he couldn't. He couldn't keep relying on someone else here to patch him up every time he fell into shit.
He was a grown man. He could take care of this.
As it had been for two thousand years, the hunt was on. As it had been for two thousand years, the iron dagger found its mark, the husk soulless yes, but oh how they screamed like any real living thing would. Once, perhaps, he would have shrunk away from the sound. A long time ago, he'd be frantic to silence them, clumsily slashing at vocal cords and sobbing in fear and horror-
He knew how to work now, and the screaming was quickly silenced to pathetic, wet gurgling as the cloaked man snapped ribs with ease, feeling the rippling sensation of that thing pulsing in the back of his head, feeding his meager strength. Peeling the membrane off the heart. Sinking his teeth in and silencing the husk forever.
Blood everywhere. It stank of it, but the pain in his body and his lungs faded with every bite, even if it couldn't fully sate the beast. Just another bandaid.
But for now, it would do.
4 Amberdrake
Of course, Everglade wouldn't have the materials he needed. No one would stock in the type of silver he required, and he didn't even ask any shops there. Seemed like a good way to get a lot of unwanted attention. So, wrapped up in fleece and wool, cranky and miserable and cold, headed for Fayren.
They'd have what he needed, or at least part of it. He could always return home and finish blessing it all later. He had some energy in his step now, so the little man was going to be quite the obnoxious terror in Fayren, picky and fussy with everything he picked up, viciously haggling every single object down.
"I'll only be takin' pure silver, and not anything else. I don't want any steel or nickle in any of this- What else is in this mirror? Oi! Tis a real question, does it look like I'm foolin' with ye?"
Yeah. Not a good day for Fayren.
WHAT: DINNER TIME and A brief material run
WHEN: Shortly after Christmas, before the shops in Fayren close.
WHERE: Everglade and Fayren
WARNINGS: Gore, violence, mentions of cannibalism
4 SANZO
He'd gone too long. He knew he'd over extended himself, the gift he got from Tannusen could only last so long. Wheezing, stiff, the faint sound of flutes beginning to sound in the back of his mind, tonight had to be the night. He wasn't going to risk it all again, he couldn't. He couldn't keep relying on someone else here to patch him up every time he fell into shit.
He was a grown man. He could take care of this.
As it had been for two thousand years, the hunt was on. As it had been for two thousand years, the iron dagger found its mark, the husk soulless yes, but oh how they screamed like any real living thing would. Once, perhaps, he would have shrunk away from the sound. A long time ago, he'd be frantic to silence them, clumsily slashing at vocal cords and sobbing in fear and horror-
He knew how to work now, and the screaming was quickly silenced to pathetic, wet gurgling as the cloaked man snapped ribs with ease, feeling the rippling sensation of that thing pulsing in the back of his head, feeding his meager strength. Peeling the membrane off the heart. Sinking his teeth in and silencing the husk forever.
Blood everywhere. It stank of it, but the pain in his body and his lungs faded with every bite, even if it couldn't fully sate the beast. Just another bandaid.
But for now, it would do.
4 Amberdrake
Of course, Everglade wouldn't have the materials he needed. No one would stock in the type of silver he required, and he didn't even ask any shops there. Seemed like a good way to get a lot of unwanted attention. So, wrapped up in fleece and wool, cranky and miserable and cold, headed for Fayren.
They'd have what he needed, or at least part of it. He could always return home and finish blessing it all later. He had some energy in his step now, so the little man was going to be quite the obnoxious terror in Fayren, picky and fussy with everything he picked up, viciously haggling every single object down.
"I'll only be takin' pure silver, and not anything else. I don't want any steel or nickle in any of this- What else is in this mirror? Oi! Tis a real question, does it look like I'm foolin' with ye?"
Yeah. Not a good day for Fayren.
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He could not have been more humiliated, currently, and the gray of his face had actually turned a vague pink as he just... went to bury his whole face in the satchel and wheeze out a long, miserable sigh.
That's the image now. Crawled out from under the couch, standing in Amberdrake's office, hoping now that he might suffocate in the satchel and end his pain right here and now.
"I'm going to die."
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No words, he has no words at all, he's just going to sit here and hope the topic gets changed immediately.
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"Wasn't supposed to be for the frogs, tried to catch the cat and tripped over a rock into the frog pond. Whole ponds enchanted now." Frankly, maybe anything that drank out of it might have their language centers fucked with, but he wasn't in any hurry to find out.
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"You're probably lucky you missed."
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"ye clumsy cross eyed idjit, couldn't catch a feckin' cold." Someone had some things to say about that, apparently. Cassian shudders with suppressed rage, and relaxes again.
"... I forget what generation this one is."
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It was far too easy to coax the animal to his hand, and the chubby amphibian leaped into his open palm with a pleased ribbit.
"Ye can keep it. I don't want the filthy beast back."
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"I'm not walking back to Everglade with that in the bag."
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"Good, deserves it for followin' me here, the little prick."
... He will take it back if Drake just drops it in his lap, honestly. For all the smoke and mirrors he was throwing up, it would be almost comically obvious he wasn't going to actually argue.
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The constant, low-level projection of calm that Drake gave off by default probably didn't hurt matters, either.
"I don't think you expected me to give you the silver after that incident," Drake added, curious, "so, what did bring you here?"
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He didn't react much to the frog, and the frog didn't jump away from him, both calm and comfortable considering both Drake's attitude and Cassian's generally pretty warm lap.
"... Ye... mentioned somethin' about repairin' lungs."
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... Well for a long time."
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Because of course, right?
"I admit it's a little more complicated than that, but it's hard to explain it in words." And he wasn't going to be dropping his shields low enough to project any imagery at the non-Empath, not after hearing from Sanzo about that presence. And the hearts.
"I already know you don't age. Your cells aren't splitting the way someone's would while aging. There's no growth going on, and no decay. But you're alive, not undead."
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"Aye... of course." He didn't sound so sure about the pain receptors part but... maybe it was for the best, considering how much damage he could only suppose sat inside his lungs at this point.
"I understand."
As for his current state, he was at a loss for it. "Tis the case, isn't it? Stopped changin' at twenty six." He shrugged helplessly. "I've not got much information on why." Well he had a cursory understanding. The real question wasn't why anymore, it was what.
Or who.
"... What will it cost?"
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"I can't take something like that for free."
DING DING DING.
"I'll trade for it at the very least."
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"Now I'm just curious, what would you trade?"
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Seems like ye have to end up in Everglade every so often anyway.
Wouldn't do ye a lick of harm to have some magic zombie bug spray on ye would it?"
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Maybe with his supervision...
Probably better to just avoid it, much as he wanted something -- anything -- that would give Ukoku at least a little pause. His request on the network hadn't resulted in much.
"Well, you know what you're good at," he finally said, "I'll accept whatever you decide is fair, is that acceptable?"
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