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assguardians2019-11-16 02:12 pm
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ASGARD GENESIS - TEST DRIVE MEME #5
![]() ![]() ❧ let's do this.
❧ optional scenario. It's hot. Unbearably hot. It's like the very sun itself is somehow closer to Asgard as it looms large over the city, casting heat and light into every corner of every building. It's not necessarily humid and it's not extraordinarily dry either. It's just hot. It's a faint stinging on the skin, or a constant downpour of sweat, or the strange way even being indoors is still bright and warm. There's no respite from it anywhere, and after hours without any change, it honestly feels like you might melt. No, wait. You are melting. It starts slowly at first: a bead of perspiration left behind as you set something down, maybe. Then maybe everything feels a little slimy, like even the surface of objects and furniture are sweating. And then, when the sun is highest in the sky, you start melting into other things around you. This can be anything. Something you touch or someone you bump into on the streets, the chair you're sitting on or the towel you were using to cool off. Whatever it is you make contact with, you start melting into it. Think more along the lines of oozing and fusing together than dripping and falling apart. With enough strength and determination, you can separate yourself from your new attachment and your body will reform itself as normal. But it's pretty fucking gross in the meanwhile, and it is still very, very hot. ![]() navigation. |




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He nods his understanding, "People in the world I was in before have forgotten much of the Gods of it. Lost faith, not just as individuals, but as whole communities. I'm not sure any Gods are very involved in much of anything there, anymore. No one left to believe...not sure how much power any of them could have left to intervene at all."
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Of course, an individual's faith was a complicated thing. And Ariadne didn't want to tread too far into that territory. Especially with someone she'd only just met.
Still, this was a kind of golden opportunity, wasn't it?
She frowned thoughtfully, looking up at him. "Are there stories you know about them? We don't have many, so far. Only very recent history, which aren't stories so much as...facts, I guess."
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He smiles a bit at the question and nods, "Sure, there are plenty of legends and the like I could tell you about sometime."
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The concept of gods was familiar to Ariadne, since it was very much a reality in her world. What was slightly more foreign was the idea of omniscient gods. And certainly, the gods here didn't know everything.
If they did, they would have found a way to control the wights, and send everyone home, for that matter.
But there was something chilling in the way he said that. Something that made Ariadne's hackles rise, a little bit. If only...
Well. There were a lot of 'if onlys' in her life.
"I would like stories, though," she said slowly.
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"Well, who do you want to hear about?" He asks, suddenly dropping into one of the chairs in the room. If they're going to be here awhile, they may as well make use of the room as intended, shouldn't they?
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"Oh, I don't know," she said. "I barely know anything. I've only met Sigyn, Honir, and Odin. And only very briefly, with Odin. He seemed a little bit busy at the time."
Although strangely patient, considering the barrage of questions she fired off at him.
"Why not start with him?"