Hisoka waits beside the canoe, which is drawn up in a foot of water with its bow on the sand. Two paddles are in the bottom of the boat. Friends and strangers, all welcome
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Melou's heading down to the lake. It's one of his favourite places to spend time, not that he would admit it.
He hadn't counted on someone else being there, though, so when he spots Hisoka he stops and stands there, awkwardly, trying to decide whether or not he should just turn around and walk back to the house.
"Is it hard for you to find things to do, at the Mansion?" asks Hisoka, curiously. He knows boredom is a hazard for people who came from lives that were filled with difficult emotions and events, though he doesn't know if that is the case for Melou.
Particularly since the kingdom he inherited had been torn apart by war and Lancelot was bringing an army across the sea to kill him. But he's not going to talk about that.
Melou hesitates, again. He doesn't like to talk about his family, his father least of all. "His name was Medraut," he says, after a moment, trying to sound cool and neutral and hide his reluctance. (Wouldn't want to give off any hints that his father was a traitor, after all.)
Hisoka nods. "Yes, I know who you are, then," he says. After all, it isn't so strange to meet a person of the Arthurian saga, here; after all, it's probably history that has been mythologized in the mists of time. "Are you here alone from your world, or do you have friends or family with you?"
He hadn't counted on someone else being there, though, so when he spots Hisoka he stops and stands there, awkwardly, trying to decide whether or not he should just turn around and walk back to the house.
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"There is nothing to do here," he says.
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Compared to that, boating is just silly :|
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Particularly since the kingdom he inherited had been torn apart by war and Lancelot was bringing an army across the sea to kill him. But he's not going to talk about that.
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"King Melou," he introduces himself. "Ruler of Britain."
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