sacredpath | week 3 curfew

From:

[Yeah it's just a really unfortunate set of circumstances here.

But at least after that punch he'll turn to slap fighting in return.]

How dare you kill children like that?!

From:

spiritbalm

[ this is pathetic ......... twink fight ... ]

I didn't start the fight! They were attacking the Bone Pit!

From:

smokeandglasses

[This is what it's like when two magic-users have to fistfight.]

Well you sure ended it! Do you kill other kinds of children too?!

From:

spiritbalm

[ well that comment makes him angry enough that his voice drops, and he starts fighting back for real in that Cat At The Vet way he had at Hawke's trial. ]

You will not accuse me of injustice!

From:

sacredpath

[okay well. no. she will physically grab him to drag him off.]

Stop. Not tonight.

From:

smokeandglasses

[Man he really wants to punch Anders again, but since Shadowheart is stepping in he'll step back and let her handle it.]

From:

sacredpath

Sorry. A fair fight to pick, but not one for a Thursday.

[no hard feelings, beat the shit out of him any other night and it's all good.]

From:

smokeandglasses

...that's fair, yes.

[Yeah. A brawl on a Thursday night isn't going to look good no matter what.]

I was going to tell him that mages are respected for their wisdom and capabilities in my world, but...

From:

sacredpath

[as she's literally holding him.]

Honestly, he'll find some way to be offended by that, too. I wouldn't worry.

Edited Date: 2025-03-07 02:48 am (UTC)

From:

smokeandglasses

Probably, yeah.

[He runs a hand through his hair and sighs.]

Apologies. I don't normally lose control like that.

Edited Date: 2025-03-07 02:50 am (UTC)

From:

sacredpath

It's really all right.

[like, what an unfortunate memory. she doesn't blame him for getting upset.]

For what it's worth, I think this is another thing that's different in his world. [she doesn't think he's out there killing sentient dragon babies.] But it can't have been pleasant to see.

From:

smokeandglasses

[He nods.]

...my daughter always knew I was actually her uncle by blood, but trying to explain the full truth to her when she was a teenager- while also trying to keep her from developing a deep-seated hatred of all humans- was challenging.