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Lente's Point Expedition - Day 1

Jun 14, 2011 14:13

[The sound of a pair of TARDII warping in disturbs the bucolic peace of this place. The doors come open and the travelers, some perhaps a little worse for the wear after that abrupt trip, walk out into the morning sunshine.

It's time to begin the trek southward.]

((ooc: Wait for sections to go up before tagging in. There you go. Get to explorin'! : ( Read more... )

phoebe halliwell, percy jackson, galadriel, alleria windrunner, jr., edward wong hau pepelu tivrusky iv, !lente's point, eleventh doctor, minato arisato, django, the midnighter, kitty pryde, john egbert, lois lane, veralidaine sarrasri, fifth doctor, clark kent, tess mercer, jaina proudmoore, arthur pendragon, paige matthews, ray stantz, asano rin, sylvanas windrunner, komachi onozuka, yamanaka ino, hyuuga hinata, freelancer york, cain knightlord, jack harkness, lucy saxon, allen walker, tia dalma, river song, billy (dr. horrible), aradia megido, violet baudelaire, ashura-ou, delta, coraline jones, tatsuya suou, amy pond, !world beyond, princess celestia, the rookie, sakura, felix harrowgate, akihiko sanada

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wittybaudelaire June 15 2011, 03:31:56 UTC

[Violet was in the middle of describing the horse like creatures when she saw Percy trying to talk to them. Who talks to horses? Then again who talks to books?]

Not getting anything from them? [She's preparing to write this all down.]

waterproofed June 15 2011, 10:16:05 UTC

Nope. I think they're wild or something. They seem really skittish around humans. [that and no powers, sigh]

wittybaudelaire June 15 2011, 16:55:12 UTC

I would guess as much. They seem feral. [She looks back at them with a small smile.]

waterproofed June 15 2011, 20:29:30 UTC

Isn't "feral" just referring to cats? [derp]

wittybaudelaire June 15 2011, 20:51:01 UTC

No. It simply means living in the wild, or savage. There have even been cases of feral children, though my brother could tell you more about the specifics.

waterproofed June 15 2011, 20:53:42 UTC

...Really? Like in that book King of the Bugs? [aka Paradisa version of Lord of the Flies]

wittybaudelaire June 15 2011, 21:00:56 UTC

Sort of. That's an allegory for the destruction of civilization if man is left to his own devices. [Much like her canon. :|] Feral children were raised in the wild. Kind of like Romulus and Remus if you know of the Latin myth.

waterproofed June 15 2011, 21:01:52 UTC

[blink] Erm... Sorry, I'm only really familiar with Greek mythology. Rumuls and Remus were those... wolf kids, right?

wittybaudelaire June 15 2011, 21:15:32 UTC

They were raised by a shewolf, I believe. Romulus was the founder of Rome, hence it bares his name.

waterproofed June 15 2011, 21:29:12 UTC

...Oh. Yeah.

wittybaudelaire June 15 2011, 21:30:24 UTC

There was also a tale about a boy which the Tarzan story was based on, but I don't remember all the details. My brother would know more about it. I think he read a book on it when he was six.

waterproofed June 15 2011, 21:33:30 UTC

Heh. I'm not a big fan of reading, and... I don't even know if my brother can read.

wittybaudelaire June 15 2011, 21:49:23 UTC

I have a sister whose too young to read. I read, but not as avidly as my brother. And it's usually manuals.

waterproofed June 15 2011, 22:02:52 UTC

Cool. I just have the one brother. Though I've got about a million cousins.

wittybaudelaire June 15 2011, 22:10:56 UTC

Big family? I don't have any cousins.

waterproofed June 15 2011, 22:12:34 UTC

[he can't imagine that] So it's just you and your siblings?

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