Video: A Viking and four tentacle monsters walk into a bar...

[ragnarsson]

[Backdated to the 26th.]

[The video opens up with the Viking sitting on the ground. It's clear he's not used to working the device, but Alfred's given him enough instruction for him to work it competently. He's scratched up and bloody, but most of the gore on his face doesn't look like it's his. In fact, he looks rather pleased with himself, all things considered.]

If anyone sees one of those tentacle creatures with a knife stuck in its eye, please retrieve it for me. I was rather fond of that particular one.

[He pauses and grimaces.]

Also, are there any healers adept at fixing broken bones?

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[abyssalarcana]

[She translates, but she's still thinking about that sigil in the meantime. A person who can mend the body with magic like that tends to be one familiar with necromancy - both its healing powers as well as its destructive ones - and it's still puzzling to her where any of his power comes from. If he wasn't so tedious to speak with, she would ask. Or, rather, insist.

But he fixed Ivar, so she turns to the boy and gives him a once-over, and a nod.]

Good.

[Then, to Shigeru:]

Are you a necromancer?

[May as well try the direct approach.]

[mysophobic]

[ Shigeru nods and gives Ivar a smile. It seems like the other can't read what he types so he'll just have to use body language instead.

But that thought is curbed when Caedra throws that question out there. Necromancy was...strange in his world. The phrobiests who were afraid of death...they were strong, impossibly so, unable to be killed and unable to die if only for a few minutes. He's heard of stories of them but never actually seen anyone with the power. His powers were a close stem of what necromancer's had but they weren't the same. After all he could die and age like anyone else. ]

I'm not. That type of power is...really rare in my world. I don't even know if such a thing exists, all I've ever heard are stories of things like Necromancers.