My mouth tastes of ginger and mango.

[taennyn]

In other news, I think I need

sparks!

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Edit: Since LJ no longer allows us to have comment titles at all, here's what's been done so far. :)

Wild Roses:
Cat's eyes, or something else, in the verge of a darkening forest. - early Trickwood Unification, Geoffrey, Hernén, several wolves
new and interesting ways to give yourself a headache -

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[taennyn]

fan noise - Chevalier de Grammont, Grammont and Sinclair

She checked herself twice before she realised the fan kicking on was a recording.

"Human?" She flicked through her eyes, eventually finding him tucked in the back of one of her cargo spaces, cleaning the parts of a gun as he watched a small mirror. She took a still once she did, interested in the contrast between the mirror's light over his face, his shirtfront, and the patch over his eye.

"This is supposed to be unedited footage," he remarked, just before she would have asked what he was up to. "I'm not convinced."

It took a moment to get at the information the mirror was displaying, and in the meantime she opened one of the eyes behind his back. Looked over his shoulder at the mirror, listened to the fan noise kick on again.

" . . Something's off," she agreed after a while, "but it may be a product of copying copies of copies. Where did you find it?"

As he told her, she wondered if he was wondering why she cared. If he knew her answer would be 'because you do' if he asked.

[billradish]

<3 And again, I love this relationship. There's just something so right about these two.

Any idea what's up with the footage? Or why he cares about it at all?

[taennyn]

Any idea what's up with the footage? Or why he cares about it at all?

I occasionally think it's inevitable that I have no idea what's going on context-wise for these two. They're very good at giving me [scene], without padding contextual paragraphs, especially with sparks.

[taennyn]

I think what may wind up happening with this narrative in particular is that it'll wind up being a string of shorter stories and novellas, instead of a solid-narrative-novel. As yeah, the salting of never-quite-explained is . . extensive. Which means that I could go back and tackle one of the unexplained bits and have a whole new story-section to play with.

Because people really, really like these two. Much to my '.....'. >.>

[taennyn]

I'm still entertained at how starry-eyed you got when you worked out the eyepatch connection. :D

[taennyn]

It's great, I can always tell when I've gotten something really right. :D

Grammont won't tell me how colts happen, but I suspect witches (or at least witches' homes) have something to do with it.