MortalitasBorealis
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Re: A study in the eldritch (Lunaraia;Pervy;MortalitasBorealis)
Korrie smiled lightly as she petted her sister pet and watched her chain being played with until Aya told them about the naval journey. Fey took care of stating their surprise for her, but a whole week? She was expecting two or three days! Oh well, as long as little time passes in the waking world, it should be fine. She just hoped the ship would be classy and comfortable to live on. That stuff about what happened to the last would be teleporter made her shiver and try very hard not to think on it too much. It’s doubtful she’ll be willing to try any form of teleportation that doesn’t involve a stable portal from now on…
Following behind her handler as they set off to seek the twins, Korrie looked curiously at the bag containing their item of trade. “What is that, exactly? Sounds it could crash the entire local economy… What is the local currency anyway? The usual coins? Gems?” The wyvern asked, inquisitive as always. Her curiosity would have to wait though, as some of the local fauna has found its way upon their path. The pet wyvern blinked, looking at the strange creature. She wouldn’t call this one cute, reminded her of one of those star-nosed mole things, and of course there’s also those bulbous eyes. Huh, so it’s called a Zoog, and it’s sentient enough to have villages. Sounds like something happened to their settlement.
“Umm, Fey? You might want to be more careful…” Korrie warned, but she wasn’t too worried this time. Sure it could bite and she didn’t want her sister pet to get hurt, but she knows the phoenix has great regenerative abilities, and who knows, her confidence might give her far superior defense than usual. Despite not having much affection for the creature compared to the fluffy little gremlins, if it’s intelligent then she’d rather not hurt it if not necessary. Maybe she should let Aya or Fey deal with this one. The former has more knowledge of the local beings, and the latter just might convince it to leave them alone or even help. The pet wyvern stood ready to defend her handler with her scales should it attack though.
Back over with the twins, Shiroi had blasted several trees to splinters while testing out her magic, while Kuroi was trying and failing to conjure up a writing utensil.
“Hmm, looks like magic can tire us out, just much slower than usual. Any luck with the pen, sis?”
“No, it seems summoning objects is beyond us, or me at least.” Kuroi answered a little dejectedly, until their appointed guardian intervened. “O-Oh, thank you!” She bowed slightly in gratitude as she accepted the quill, pocketing it in her shirt pocket. Remembering she also needs something to draw on to use her item creation ability, the raven-haired catgirl briefly tries to conjure up some kind of paper or parchment, though she wouldn’t be surprised if that fails too.
Shiroi meanwhile had her interest piqued at the offer of magical advice from a celestial being. “We don’t have much to do yet neither, so some advice would always be useful, thanks. You were right afterall, our magic is mostly self-taught, the only ‘help’ we got was boosting our raw magic capacity. I personally haven’t had many chances to use my powers lately neither.” The albino remarked. By lately she had meant years of course, ever since her initial rampage upon first gaining the eldritch boost to her power. Since then she’s been too weak to use it again without risking severe internal damage, so what she did during the battle against Aya while the bet was still on was the most exercise she got in a while. She’s not even sure if she knows what she’s really capable of, all she’s done so far (consciously at least) has been shaping the raw magic into simple projectiles, shapes and barriers, immensely powerful but crude all the same.
Korrie smiled lightly as she petted her sister pet and watched her chain being played with until Aya told them about the naval journey. Fey took care of stating their surprise for her, but a whole week? She was expecting two or three days! Oh well, as long as little time passes in the waking world, it should be fine. She just hoped the ship would be classy and comfortable to live on. That stuff about what happened to the last would be teleporter made her shiver and try very hard not to think on it too much. It’s doubtful she’ll be willing to try any form of teleportation that doesn’t involve a stable portal from now on…
Following behind her handler as they set off to seek the twins, Korrie looked curiously at the bag containing their item of trade. “What is that, exactly? Sounds it could crash the entire local economy… What is the local currency anyway? The usual coins? Gems?” The wyvern asked, inquisitive as always. Her curiosity would have to wait though, as some of the local fauna has found its way upon their path. The pet wyvern blinked, looking at the strange creature. She wouldn’t call this one cute, reminded her of one of those star-nosed mole things, and of course there’s also those bulbous eyes. Huh, so it’s called a Zoog, and it’s sentient enough to have villages. Sounds like something happened to their settlement.
“Umm, Fey? You might want to be more careful…” Korrie warned, but she wasn’t too worried this time. Sure it could bite and she didn’t want her sister pet to get hurt, but she knows the phoenix has great regenerative abilities, and who knows, her confidence might give her far superior defense than usual. Despite not having much affection for the creature compared to the fluffy little gremlins, if it’s intelligent then she’d rather not hurt it if not necessary. Maybe she should let Aya or Fey deal with this one. The former has more knowledge of the local beings, and the latter just might convince it to leave them alone or even help. The pet wyvern stood ready to defend her handler with her scales should it attack though.
Back over with the twins, Shiroi had blasted several trees to splinters while testing out her magic, while Kuroi was trying and failing to conjure up a writing utensil.
“Hmm, looks like magic can tire us out, just much slower than usual. Any luck with the pen, sis?”
“No, it seems summoning objects is beyond us, or me at least.” Kuroi answered a little dejectedly, until their appointed guardian intervened. “O-Oh, thank you!” She bowed slightly in gratitude as she accepted the quill, pocketing it in her shirt pocket. Remembering she also needs something to draw on to use her item creation ability, the raven-haired catgirl briefly tries to conjure up some kind of paper or parchment, though she wouldn’t be surprised if that fails too.
Shiroi meanwhile had her interest piqued at the offer of magical advice from a celestial being. “We don’t have much to do yet neither, so some advice would always be useful, thanks. You were right afterall, our magic is mostly self-taught, the only ‘help’ we got was boosting our raw magic capacity. I personally haven’t had many chances to use my powers lately neither.” The albino remarked. By lately she had meant years of course, ever since her initial rampage upon first gaining the eldritch boost to her power. Since then she’s been too weak to use it again without risking severe internal damage, so what she did during the battle against Aya while the bet was still on was the most exercise she got in a while. She’s not even sure if she knows what she’s really capable of, all she’s done so far (consciously at least) has been shaping the raw magic into simple projectiles, shapes and barriers, immensely powerful but crude all the same.