Ikaruga (
elegant_and_proud) wrote in
hadriel2017-01-15 08:33 pm
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Much as I would have preferred not to be pulled unceremoniously from my own world, it has occurred to me that this is a rare opportunity to learn about worlds I was previously unaware of.
[In other words, this is her polite way of saying "I'm bored, entertain me".]
How many are from worlds were magic exists? How many are from worlds where the technology is highly advanced?
[She's more interested in the magic portion, really, but she is curious about people's answers regardless.]
What is the government structure like in your world?
Inquiring minds want to know. Or this one does, at least.
[In other words, this is her polite way of saying "I'm bored, entertain me".]
How many are from worlds were magic exists? How many are from worlds where the technology is highly advanced?
[She's more interested in the magic portion, really, but she is curious about people's answers regardless.]
What is the government structure like in your world?
Inquiring minds want to know. Or this one does, at least.

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[He could just answer like a normal person, of course, but Firo finds it difficult living life without giving others a hard time.]
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[Which is probably still significantly shaping it, but Firo ignores that.]
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That's how you operate? What'd you do back home?
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[Or extremely mercenary in her case, seeing as her own guild is unparalleled in its rate of successful assassinations...]
Sometimes people transporting valuable goods might hire mages to act as extra security, for example. There are also monsters in the world who have been known to attack downs. Mages are hired to defeat them. There are even mundane jobs like entertaining at children's birthday parties, but I prefer the more exciting ones.
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[Oh, that sounds interesting-- But then she gets to children's parties.]
...Did you just make all that up on the spot?
[She has to be mocking him, right?]
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[She couldn't see their stronger members taking on those sorts of jobs, but jobs like that wouldn't be such a bad idea for young mages getting used to guild life, she supposes.]
The closest I've ever personally come to something like that was acting as a bodyguard to children from wealthy families.
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[It's hard to reconcile them both being part of the same thing.]
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[She didn't even get into the part where children can join guilds and take jobs without adult supervision.]
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Which yours definitely isn't, right?
[He's curious if it is, hence the fishing. From what she's said, it sounds like everything she does is legal... but one can always hope that they'll run into a fellow shady character.]
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[Plausible deniability is a good thing. Notably, she's not morally affronted by the idea that her guild could potentially be a dark one. Because it is. It's unparalleled in its rate of successful assassinations.]
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[There seem to be some commonalities. Like incredibly shady stuff.]
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[That's the closest she'll come to publicly admitting to shady things.]
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[At least, he's assuming the guilds work like the Families that way.]