[Here be one amused and bored blond, deciding to make a PSA after witnessing all the
chaos caused by apparently an overload of mistletoes from the windows of his apartment.]"Two individuals must kiss if they are to tread upon a mistletoe". Is this the joke of a tradition that the modern era has so blindly bastardized? How many here exactly are
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[Fishes around in his pockets and pulls out a little mistletoe phone strap.]
Like this, right?
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[Smile smile.]
This is what let me kill him.
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[That earns a small laugh out of him.] So you've killed a god, Abel? Your brother must be proud of you. [...Stares at the puny thing.] That is minuscule, though. Have you been incapable of fashioning something greater out of the parasitical shrub?
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[smile, ever-so-slightly teasing tone now] If only you would tell me your story.
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[Snort. No dice, Namine. He's not that easy to coax anything out of. :<] I'm no bard, child. Think what you will of the tale itself; I've decided to tell it so that the misinformed mass would at least be now learned of the mistletoe's true legend. [...In other words, he did it to troll as a Public Service Announcement for the mass, which is totally different from being someone's personal storyteller. So... politely declining that, sorry. :<]
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Indeed - the shrub is a poisonous parasite. Truly a deplorable wonder, how remarkably far mongrel idiocies can fall.
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Anyway, just going to be glaring at you through the screen.]
Since when were you a story teller?
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Heeeeey I think I know this lowlife. ...Orite Seiba's Fuyuki Masta y.] Oh? You are here as well, mongrel?
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Yeah, and I can see the same goes for you.
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I have been here for some time now. Wretched plane, though somewhat bearable, I suppose.
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[Have some confusion, not!dad. They didn't have this crap in Britain back in his day.]
I know very little about the tales of the Norse-men. Missile-tow...
[Pronouncing it carefully.]
...The greenery strewn over the lintels?
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Then perhaps now would be a good time to start learning, Mordred. The Norse Edda is a commendable read. [Since we lack bards and all. Those are always better, of course.]
Mistletoe, Devil's fuge; it has several names, but yes, that is correct.
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[Oh the Norse stuff is cool and he's heard a little of it...it's these faggot trees that he doesn't recognise. Blames those asshole Saxons for it.]
I know a few of the tales, but not that one.
But I have never seen these 'mistletoe' before.
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Truly? It is a notable one. The first of many events that shall ultimately lead up to Ragnarok, as I've already stated.
You must have now; they are littered everywhere within both the city and the village. Wasteful and meaningless, at that.
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