The Quest Giver [Einmal Mod Account] (
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eswareinmal2012-01-30 06:22 pm
[Log] Up the Beanstalk
Characters: All who want to investigate the beanstalk
Open? Obviously :D
Where: On the outskirts of Schwanheim
When: All day
What: A giant beanstalk has made an appearance in a field outside the capital. You all know how this goes.

The beanstalk that Gretel had planted was now spindling up from the ground out of sight into the clouds, almost five feet thick in diameter as it twisted and turned upwards into the sky.
Not very far from the base lay a large lady's compact mirror, at least a foot in diameter, stuck in the dirt, it's mirror shattered. The powder lay in clumps and dust all around it, metal bent and warped. The design on the back, however, was still intact, the impact mostly having damaged the bottom half.
Open? Obviously :D
Where: On the outskirts of Schwanheim
When: All day
What: A giant beanstalk has made an appearance in a field outside the capital. You all know how this goes.

The beanstalk that Gretel had planted was now spindling up from the ground out of sight into the clouds, almost five feet thick in diameter as it twisted and turned upwards into the sky.
Not very far from the base lay a large lady's compact mirror, at least a foot in diameter, stuck in the dirt, it's mirror shattered. The powder lay in clumps and dust all around it, metal bent and warped. The design on the back, however, was still intact, the impact mostly having damaged the bottom half.

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"Remember your manners," he murmured, to the other two. "And flattery rarely goes amiss. If you are afraid, come to my side, and I will cast us invisible. No matter what is said of me -- I will not leave a companion, not when it is in my ability to stay."
The words fall well on his tongue. Strong, clean.
I keep forgetting Bakura's in this scene @_@
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It was a little comfort that she did sound nice enough. Of course Koma had met many creatures over the years that, while they sounded nice, were actually quite evil.
What would this creature really be like? Koma decided to wait and see... at an appropriately standoffish distance. Cats did like to do that.
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Thus, time to investigate!
Faolan sniffed a few times and padded off in the direction of the giantess.
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But, the smaller size would have meant hiding wouldn't require magic. Even if she doubted much trouble on the horizon given she was definitely flashbacking to reruns of the Brady Bunch. "Flattery would work best if we focus on how well she keeps her home," Bay added, as a suggestion. Giants in stories didn't care about that, but sitcom housewives of the 60s did.
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A put-upon sigh, and Loki follows the boy, keeping him in sight. He is reminded of once when Thor was cursed to speak and act like a child, and Loki was tasked with guarding him.
The presence of a child would hopefully stir the giantess' heart.
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She paused, taking a small step back as she spotted the intruders. "Oh my. I didn't realize it was that sort of visitors...!" she exclaimed, putting a hand over her chest with a slight shocked expression.
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This lady made it sound like they were a bunch of thieves or something...
oh... wait...
"We were just curious when the vine grew all the way up here."
Which was true of her, she had just been curious. Koma assumed the others might have been as well.
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She moved to sit in a near by chair, hands folding neatly in her lap. "I'm so sorry, dears, I haven't a clue what's proper in these sorts of situations, I've never met any of you little people before. Would you like a cup of tea?" She paused. "Oh dear, do I have any cups that small? If I still had some of dear Bobby's things from when he was a babe, but those went to Mary when little Theodore was born... maybe Martha's tea set..."
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He touched a hand to Faolan's shoulder, unspoken permission to leave Loki's side.
"Are smaller visitors common here?" he asked.
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"Faolan doesn't want tea. Faolan wants milk."
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