Inter-dimensional travel was never pretty. Damian had read reports of being sucked into an alternate reality where everything that didn't matter was the same and the few things that did were altered in some key, disturbing fashion. And considering his line of work, he had always figured it would only be a matter of time until he experienced the
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Following the whistle by just a few paces, and now holding the dog by the scruff of the neck, is a very tall, dark-haired elf, talking in a low rapid voice in Quenya to the hound at his side - and thus taking a moment to observe what distracted his dog's attention. He stops, releases the hound, who lies down with his head on his paws.
"...have I seen you before?"
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Although it obeyed the strangers command promptly enough, Damian admits as he approaches. Tall and regal looking and with the bearing of a warrior. Not that Damian's impressed. "Obviously not." No one forgot him.
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Something about the tone...he was forcefully reminded of Kurvo. (That thought stung, a little.)
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Damian sends another glance back at idiotic looking mutt. "Does that?"
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Celegorm's mouth twitches a little like he kind of wants to smile but is thinking better of it. "I do, yes. As does he." At Damian's glance, the hound twitches as though to get up, but Celegorm shoots him a sharp look, and he subsides again. "And living here doesn't mean you should necessarily be out on your own. This place can be dangerous, as you ought to know."
He wonders where the boy's parents are. Of course, perhaps he's older than he looks; it's always hard to tell with mortal children.
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A meta, at least.
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However, that assertion has the unfortunate effect of making him entirely unable to keep back a slightly muffled snort. "--yes, indeed."
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Okay, maybe he failed at that.
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"You're a fierce one, aren't you?"
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