what I do on Saturday
Seated on one of the couches in the Kashtta's lounge is Dave, who is currently reading up on some magical history.
The book on the table in front of him is really, really large, and extremely old.
Seated on the nearby couch is Gilderoy, who just can't seem to figure out how the remote works. He's familiar with television, of course, but as far as he's concerned, he's holding technology of the future. There are so many buttons and so many channels! Why are there so many? Who even needs that many?
Except then he sneezes.
Dave looks up.
He's pretty sure there was a guy there a minute ago, except now all he sees is a peacock in the middle of some really ugly clothes.
This seems like a good time to go back to reading, he thinks.
Meawhile, the peacock starts making peacock noises.
Downstairs, Kenzie is waiting for Anne.
Or maybe she's waiting for Leon. Or maybe Randall.
She's a very busy girl, okay?
And then there's Fletcher, who's just discovered that his sword is responsible for the tree that exploded the day he arrived. He thought he'd get in some exercise with it before meeting with Dylan, but that turned into a confrontation.
His sword started glowing and changed into some... ridiculously huge weapon that Fletcher's never seen before.
Needless to say, there's now a dead Rak splayed somewhere in Grant Park and Fletcher is hauling ass out of there like it's his job.
The book on the table in front of him is really, really large, and extremely old.
Seated on the nearby couch is Gilderoy, who just can't seem to figure out how the remote works. He's familiar with television, of course, but as far as he's concerned, he's holding technology of the future. There are so many buttons and so many channels! Why are there so many? Who even needs that many?
Except then he sneezes.
Dave looks up.
He's pretty sure there was a guy there a minute ago, except now all he sees is a peacock in the middle of some really ugly clothes.
This seems like a good time to go back to reading, he thinks.
Meawhile, the peacock starts making peacock noises.
Downstairs, Kenzie is waiting for Anne.
Or maybe she's waiting for Leon. Or maybe Randall.
She's a very busy girl, okay?
And then there's Fletcher, who's just discovered that his sword is responsible for the tree that exploded the day he arrived. He thought he'd get in some exercise with it before meeting with Dylan, but that turned into a confrontation.
His sword started glowing and changed into some... ridiculously huge weapon that Fletcher's never seen before.
Needless to say, there's now a dead Rak splayed somewhere in Grant Park and Fletcher is hauling ass out of there like it's his job.