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calledgreenleaf July 30 2009, 23:47:40 UTC
Legolas has been standing outside closer lake, watching the silent stars with some annoyance. But the sound of the swing catches his attention, and he glances over to her.

There's a moment when she's just being studied thoughtfully, and then a friendly "Are you pondering such deep things?" calls out. He's walking back in her direction.

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needletopen July 30 2009, 23:53:50 UTC
Kepler's senses may have been blunted by years locked in a cage, but she is a still a werewolf, and a survivor, and so she soon noticed the...personage.

...He had to be taller than Nik&Nine, didn't he?

"Shallow but broad," she replies, promptly.

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calledgreenleaf July 30 2009, 23:58:17 UTC
"'Tis a fair way to pass the time, and a fair way to describe it," Legolas acknowledges cheerfully, before dipping a graceful if shallow bow. "Legolas of Mirkwood," he says once he stands straight again, as if he is admitting something.

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needletopen July 31 2009, 00:01:24 UTC


what the everlasting fuck?

But there was something too other about him, not to mention that height. She was used to Fireblooded weres being that tall (and taller), not...but he wasn't human, was he? That would explain the odd smell.

"...Kepler," she says, paused mid-swing. "Uh."

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calledgreenleaf July 31 2009, 00:06:39 UTC
Legolas smile fades, and he turns his head slightly. "Is something the matter?"

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needletopen July 31 2009, 00:13:46 UTC
"You're not human." Beat. "Not that there is anything wrong with that, uh, I'm not myself, but. Um?"

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calledgreenleaf July 31 2009, 00:28:14 UTC
Legolas is startled, and laughs brightly. "I must admit that I am relieved to not have been mistaken for a Man," he admits, cheerfully. "I am one of the Firstborn, or Elves. I must apologize, that you are of a race I am unfamiliar with."

By race he means species.

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needletopen July 31 2009, 00:32:47 UTC
"Werewolf. Although, really, I should be a wifewolf, because 'were' is old English for 'man' while 'wife' was old English for 'woman', but that's language for you."

Someone appears to babble when she's slightly nervous. Or at the drop of a hat - she's still not entirely used to actually seeing who she is talking to yet.

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calledgreenleaf July 31 2009, 10:40:35 UTC
After a startled moment (werewolves in Middle-Earth or either evil shapeshifting Maia or large ferocious wolf shaped creatures, and she is clearly not either), Legolas smiles at her. "Aye, 'tis the challenge with language. I myself speak three dialects of Sindarin, and you would not think that a tongue could so easily diverge.

"Is it, then, that you are from England?"

She does not sound like the man he met earlier, but different dialects do happen.

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