[The PCD flickers on, starts recording. Yuca doesn't notice it at first (no, he's not dead, sorry). He's kneeling on one knee, using both his hands to pull, hard, at an annoying patch of crab grass. He seemed to be in a lot where a building was destroyed, judging from the rubble around him- a sledgehammer lay in the grass not too far off, broken
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Or fully. [He bats a hand carelessly.]
Whichever.
Fires have minds of their own and can't be told to behave once they're set.
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Oh, Izuna, you unflappable crazy mofo, only you can look at the gravity of the situation and correct Yuca on the handling of the situation. ♥]
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Or at least, Izuna tends to. Its very difficult to take a story like this seriously when held parallel to his own temper and how he'd have handled it (which would be about as graciously as one can handle something with a fistfull of fire and anger management.)
Even an immortal should value his time more than this. What a waste of effort. Raze the earth so nothing will grow there again! Or at least exact some revenge to get a payback on the waste.
(Izuna-logic, understand, should never be tried at home.)]
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[He offers a cheerful smile to match Izuna's own.]
I wasn't even alive when they were. I came back after their line had been destroyed by a neighboring country.
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I trust you've been faring well?
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There are stories of people who have stayed dead here.
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