ChasNicollette
Allons-y Means Let's Go.
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Rose
"She should be here soon. She actually challenged me to a race to meet up with you."
Rose arched an eyebrow, and narrowed her eyes, and glanced in what she thought might be the vague direction of Kara's house.
No offence. But she challenged you to a race and you won?
But she's--
I've run with her. (All the way to ever-lovin' blue-eyed Texas I ran with her.)
She's faster than a speeding bullet.
"Greetings, Scion of Storms. I bid thee welcome to the land of my birth, and offer Shadows hand in friendship upon this Realm."
Kyle looked at Rose and Rose's eyes had already gone from narrow to wide, as this shift in speech pattern had totally derailed her train of thought.
She'd been joking about "talking in Ren-Faire." She hadn't expected Kyle to go all formal and Jacobean-ish.
Not that it was a bad thing. She kind of... she kind of liked it when he talked like that.
But she could tell he was surprised as she was.
Huh. Ancestral memory thingy?
I wonder.
"Actually I wanted to talk to you about our flaxen haired super girl. I think she should head back home to her parents and let us go wrap things up with the Outsiders. the fewer people that know who she is, the better. I trust just about everyone there, but I don't trust Merics Grandpa, and don't know who is there since we left."
Rose nodded quietly, eyebrows knotting at the centre of her forehead.
"Yeah. Our best-kept secret is a secret best kept, I can totally grok that. I don't exactly trust Merick's grand-dad either. 'Darth Maul.'"
"I know something of Shadow," Thor explained to them. "For in That Place there exists the World Serpent, a dragon of great power and Master of the Dark," he said. Thor seemed to look off into the distance for a moment, as if he was remembering another time.
"Yeah," Rose nodded, a reflective look in her own eyes as she grinned a lopsided little grin. "Met that guy once, I think. Pterosaurian throwback, thermochemical respiratory system..."
Thor turned to look at The Wraith fully. "As you are a protector of this realm," he explained, "I welcome you as a brother." Thor finished with another bow of his head. He then looked into the sky, where clouds were gathering high in the stratosphere. "If the other, the one who bears the mark of the Traveler, is on her way here, then I think that she should be here with us now?"
Rose paused, and frowned. "See, that's just what I was thinking. (I got, um, distracted. I always get distracted.) But, yeah, she's way light on her feet, it's not like she woulda gotten caught in traffic..."
Thor's expression turned serious. "I fear mischief has set its foot upon us once again," he stated.
And while Rose was no expert on the Norse pantheon, her memory had been ever an unusual one and names like Yggdrasil and Hela and Hermod had stuck out in that memory. And she remembered the name Loki.
Rose knew that for Thor to use the word "mischief" was dire omen indeed.
Not to mention the word "fear."
Her blue blue eyes searched the bioluminescent lavender of Wraith's.
"We need to find her," she breathed, her face a map to a world of intensity. "'Whispered moment.' We need you to find her like you always find me. We need to find her right now."
"She should be here soon. She actually challenged me to a race to meet up with you."
Rose arched an eyebrow, and narrowed her eyes, and glanced in what she thought might be the vague direction of Kara's house.
No offence. But she challenged you to a race and you won?
But she's--
I've run with her. (All the way to ever-lovin' blue-eyed Texas I ran with her.)
She's faster than a speeding bullet.
"Greetings, Scion of Storms. I bid thee welcome to the land of my birth, and offer Shadows hand in friendship upon this Realm."
Kyle looked at Rose and Rose's eyes had already gone from narrow to wide, as this shift in speech pattern had totally derailed her train of thought.
She'd been joking about "talking in Ren-Faire." She hadn't expected Kyle to go all formal and Jacobean-ish.
Not that it was a bad thing. She kind of... she kind of liked it when he talked like that.
But she could tell he was surprised as she was.
Huh. Ancestral memory thingy?
I wonder.
"Actually I wanted to talk to you about our flaxen haired super girl. I think she should head back home to her parents and let us go wrap things up with the Outsiders. the fewer people that know who she is, the better. I trust just about everyone there, but I don't trust Merics Grandpa, and don't know who is there since we left."
Rose nodded quietly, eyebrows knotting at the centre of her forehead.
"Yeah. Our best-kept secret is a secret best kept, I can totally grok that. I don't exactly trust Merick's grand-dad either. 'Darth Maul.'"
"I know something of Shadow," Thor explained to them. "For in That Place there exists the World Serpent, a dragon of great power and Master of the Dark," he said. Thor seemed to look off into the distance for a moment, as if he was remembering another time.
"Yeah," Rose nodded, a reflective look in her own eyes as she grinned a lopsided little grin. "Met that guy once, I think. Pterosaurian throwback, thermochemical respiratory system..."
Thor turned to look at The Wraith fully. "As you are a protector of this realm," he explained, "I welcome you as a brother." Thor finished with another bow of his head. He then looked into the sky, where clouds were gathering high in the stratosphere. "If the other, the one who bears the mark of the Traveler, is on her way here, then I think that she should be here with us now?"
Rose paused, and frowned. "See, that's just what I was thinking. (I got, um, distracted. I always get distracted.) But, yeah, she's way light on her feet, it's not like she woulda gotten caught in traffic..."
Thor's expression turned serious. "I fear mischief has set its foot upon us once again," he stated.
And while Rose was no expert on the Norse pantheon, her memory had been ever an unusual one and names like Yggdrasil and Hela and Hermod had stuck out in that memory. And she remembered the name Loki.
Rose knew that for Thor to use the word "mischief" was dire omen indeed.
Not to mention the word "fear."
Her blue blue eyes searched the bioluminescent lavender of Wraith's.
"We need to find her," she breathed, her face a map to a world of intensity. "'Whispered moment.' We need you to find her like you always find me. We need to find her right now."