[anyone who wanders out onto the castle grounds tonight is free to notice that some of the larger piles of dry leaves are on fire. the flames seem weirdly contained so that they don't spread very far--which is a good thing, considering that otherwise the whole place would probably be ablaze in minutes. as the piles burn down, more leaves drop in to
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[fire also tends to attract metaphors. so that's a thing.]
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he's a curious person however, and can't help but come closer to one of the burning piles and just watch the leaves burn away. Dextera doesn't quite notice Zelman hanging around, though he has a feeling he's not alone right now.]
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he does have to wonder about the source and looks around, spoting Zelman, but he doesn't know enough about the man to connect the two things together.]
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Evening.
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[Because he's going to understand that.]
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I assume it's not for its lack of greeting, anyway.
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She pushes back her hood and climbs off of her mount, whispering a few reassuring words to the horse to calm her before she approaches one of the piles. So, Zelman, there is a somewhat confused princess taking a gander at your handiwork. What do? ]
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he'll go the nice route. the flames she's looking at start to crackle and spark off at the top into what look almost like butterflies.]
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But she has a hunch about something. ]
Hello? Is someone there?
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A fitting talent for you, I think.
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Why do you say that?
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It is beautiful, is it not? And powerful- a simple fire may be the difference between life and death in the wild. Yet it is not to be taken lightly; it may be as destructive as it is comforting. The wise handle it with care, lest they turn friend to foe and find themselves burned for their efforts.
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It wouldn't do to be anything less than fitting. Most of my kind can't stand fire.
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