[The Shattering. It was a fascinating affair for the young man who had never dreamed of setting foot outside of his city before. The caverns, lit only by the flickering glow of the little litwicks who tried to pretended to stay in hiding from the strangers who ventured forth to try to grasp one, didn't pose any sort of fear for him. Rather, he strode down the passages with the full confidence of someone who knew what he was doing with eyes that were wide with the fascination of a child.
The steel-typed rapier by his side was needless in this setting-- the ghosts knew when they had found one of their own.
Passers by would find themselves stumbling upon Titus in the shadows of the cave, accompanied by half a dozen litwicks who wanted to play. Giggling like a child who had found a pack of feral Meowths, he couldn't help but want to play along.]
4
[People were only strangers to eachother until they sat down and enjoyed a meal together. Food was the one commonality among all living beings, and it was a wonderful way to learn something new about the world. Though Titus was working hard in helping with the repairs in the medical centers, organizing materials and supplies with a keen eye for detail and an enviable level of foresight, he still hadn't actually sat down to dine with anyone...
Partly because he was too busy staring at the food carts in wonder, delighted by the bustling business and somewhat overwhelmed by the sheer variety of the options.]
...What should we try first? [He could be heard asking the little Espurr in his arms, truly at a loss of where to begin. Truth be told, he wanted to try it all!]
5
[Wildcard! Make up a scenario if you have something better in mind!]
Titus Alexius | Magi | Fairy/Ghost Homunculus
[The Shattering. It was a fascinating affair for the young man who had never dreamed of setting foot outside of his city before. The caverns, lit only by the flickering glow of the little litwicks who tried to pretended to stay in hiding from the strangers who ventured forth to try to grasp one, didn't pose any sort of fear for him. Rather, he strode down the passages with the full confidence of someone who knew what he was doing with eyes that were wide with the fascination of a child.
The steel-typed rapier by his side was needless in this setting-- the ghosts knew when they had found one of their own.
Passers by would find themselves stumbling upon Titus in the shadows of the cave, accompanied by half a dozen litwicks who wanted to play. Giggling like a child who had found a pack of feral Meowths, he couldn't help but want to play along.]
4
[People were only strangers to eachother until they sat down and enjoyed a meal together. Food was the one commonality among all living beings, and it was a wonderful way to learn something new about the world. Though Titus was working hard in helping with the repairs in the medical centers, organizing materials and supplies with a keen eye for detail and an enviable level of foresight, he still hadn't actually sat down to dine with anyone...
Partly because he was too busy staring at the food carts in wonder, delighted by the bustling business and somewhat overwhelmed by the sheer variety of the options.]
...What should we try first? [He could be heard asking the little Espurr in his arms, truly at a loss of where to begin. Truth be told, he wanted to try it all!]
5
[Wildcard! Make up a scenario if you have something better in mind!]