Rupert Giles (
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eswareinmal2012-04-23 12:09 pm
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Chapter 1 - "I just want to help", "Then help me." - 19th of Rebirth's Height
Is this supposed to be some sort of a joke?
[The orb shows a middle aged man standing in the shadow of the castle walls. He doesn't seem the slightest bit bothered by the persistent rain, except to glance around him at the grey landscape every so often with the look of one lost. He doesn't even seem as though he's getting wet at all.
The especially observant might notice that this is because the rain doesn't appear to be touching him.
More importantly, this man looks decidedly upset, with the stance and bearing of one who's either ready for a fight or who has just escaped one. It's true that the man who'd been there to explain things to him when he'd woken up here probably didn't find Giles a ready listener. He'll go back and apologize later, after he's calmed down. If he's calmed down. The urge to hit something is made all the sharper by the fact that he can't.]
I-I've been dragged away from my home and, and expected to save a kingdom of, of idiots who, who d-don't even know not to mess with forces they admit are beyond their comprehending! A-And to make matters so much worse, they've done so in a way to ensure that I can't help anyone!
[Giles glances back at the wall, and if looks could kill that stone would crumble. As it stands, Giles merely swipes a hand at it, and his mood is not improved when his blow merely passes through the stone, as noticeable as a breeze and even less effective. Giles massages his hand more out of reflex than anything else as he turns back to the orb.]
They, they said that only other..."heroes" [a word he says with evident distaste] have these things. If so, then, then speak up. If you're not from this place, then you might be at least marginally more helpful than the people who actually live here. And, a-and like this...you all are, um, my only way to have any idea of what's going on.
[He sighs, some of the fight leaving his body, if only from the memory of exhaustion.]
Rupert Giles. Um, nice to meet you.
[The orb shows a middle aged man standing in the shadow of the castle walls. He doesn't seem the slightest bit bothered by the persistent rain, except to glance around him at the grey landscape every so often with the look of one lost. He doesn't even seem as though he's getting wet at all.
The especially observant might notice that this is because the rain doesn't appear to be touching him.
More importantly, this man looks decidedly upset, with the stance and bearing of one who's either ready for a fight or who has just escaped one. It's true that the man who'd been there to explain things to him when he'd woken up here probably didn't find Giles a ready listener. He'll go back and apologize later, after he's calmed down. If he's calmed down. The urge to hit something is made all the sharper by the fact that he can't.]
I-I've been dragged away from my home and, and expected to save a kingdom of, of idiots who, who d-don't even know not to mess with forces they admit are beyond their comprehending! A-And to make matters so much worse, they've done so in a way to ensure that I can't help anyone!
[Giles glances back at the wall, and if looks could kill that stone would crumble. As it stands, Giles merely swipes a hand at it, and his mood is not improved when his blow merely passes through the stone, as noticeable as a breeze and even less effective. Giles massages his hand more out of reflex than anything else as he turns back to the orb.]
They, they said that only other..."heroes" [a word he says with evident distaste] have these things. If so, then, then speak up. If you're not from this place, then you might be at least marginally more helpful than the people who actually live here. And, a-and like this...you all are, um, my only way to have any idea of what's going on.
[He sighs, some of the fight leaving his body, if only from the memory of exhaustion.]
Rupert Giles. Um, nice to meet you.

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I don't know if I can be much help in helping figuring out what's going on... the people here... they don't really seem to have much idea and none of us have really been able to figure out too much yet.
[[and since it's a little hard to tell via the orb..]]
You can go through walls? [[Not jumping to conclusions just yet.]]
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He answers Bakura's question by stepping back inside the wall and then stepping back out again.]
That much, at least, I have been able to gather. The, um, th-the going through walls bit. Of course, I, I gathered as much by accident, but...yes, I can. Part of the territory, I suppose.
[He shakes his head as though to clear it, before looking back at Bakura.]
Anything might help. Certainly would help me. What, um, what have you found out so far?
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[[oh right, right, being helpful]] Mmm... there's the thorns that we're here to try and stop, but they can't be affected by anything anyone's tried yet, and the spell that brought us here was their last ditch effort, only something made it go a bit wrong, I think. Everyone gets changed somehow, mostly gaining powers and a character class. There's a person who seems to be helping us, or at least that one time, who's some sort of supernatural creature, and another one who was with the thorns that looked like a bird that someone talked to... [[realizing he's starting to ramble a bit as he just tries to list off things and rubs the back of his neck a bit sheepishly]] It's sort of like a storybook good vs evil sort of thing, really!
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They have truly bested themselves, this time.
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[The sarcasm in Giles' voice could etch steel.]
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Can help Mr. Giles!
[Eager eager HIIIIIIIIIIIIII]
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What, um, what sort of things do you know, then? About this place.
Honestly, um, anything would be helpful, at this point.
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Are thorns far away but coming closer. No one can stop them, so brought people from all over. Don't know why. Faolan is 10. Probably not much help.
[Hmmm. What else? Oh!]
Are giants in the sky! Big big giants that make cookies and watch soap operas! Faolan had milk.
People here friendly if you do what they want you to. Faolan doesn't have many friends. Can't listen to them. Too loud.
Hawk has a forge. [He considers a moment.] Don't know if that will help you.
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Given that you’ve died at a relatively young age for a Midgardian.
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You're, you're one of these "heroes" as well, then? The ones summoned to fight whatever it is that's threatening this place?
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Even if your sense of humor is, is exceptionally poor, under the circumstances!
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You have truly been played for a fool! Ahahaha!
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[Might as well be polite.]
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So, you're on of these "heroes" as well, then?
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I am beginning to wonder if anyone can help them.
[ A small smile. ] Hello, Rupert. My name is Olinda.
You should go inside before you catch a cold.
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[Then, hastily attempting to change the subject:] W-Why do you believe that?
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[He's not having a good day, Sansa.]
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