Bastien (
cozen) wrote in
therookery2019-02-10 01:16 am
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crystal.
FORM: Crystal
SENDER: Bastien
RECIPIENT: Everyone
WHAT: Fursona meme?
WHEN: Nowish
NOTES: Nah
SENDER: Bastien
RECIPIENT: Everyone
WHAT: Fursona meme?
WHEN: Nowish
NOTES: Nah
Hello, my friends. And my total strangers.
[ Those are the only two options. Enemies are for other people. Unless someone considers anyone with an Orlesian accent—and not even a particularly noble one, from the vowels—to be an enemy. Or maybe anyone who sounds too pleasant on a Sunday morning. In that case: swords at dawn. ]
I was thinking about how many popular heroes have a sobriquet. The Black Fox, now the Black Hart. The Nightingale.
Now that I am saying them aloud, they are mostly animals.
Setting aside how arrogant it would be to give one to yourself. If you could choose a pretentious epithet for the history books, or one for your friends—
It does not have to be an animal.
[ Yes it does. ]

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Something like a pet name, save that strangers may use it, crossed with a title, save that you have to do something to deserve it.
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Or at least you have to have manufactured stories that give you a reputation for having deserved it.
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[ She's got a few, the playwrites, they got creative. ]
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[ That one at least, made her feel like the mighty beast Goddess Durga rode. ]
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[ Testing. Twin Ravens is definitely better. ]
—what sort of stories?
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I think it's dashing. And so many of them have these names because their proper names are unknown, because they are secretive and working in the shadows. Some drear is appropriate.
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[ You know. Hunts in a ladylike fashion, murderous, temperamental, scintillates in the light, makes a nice sound when you run a wet finger over it.
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[So much judgment.]
Such a bold choice, brother. Any lesser intellect might assume you had missed the point of this exercise.
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Strong. Regal. Do not let anyone tell you otherwise, Golden Hammer.
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[ Trying it out for sound. ]
I think it needs an adjective, too. You could be the Black Daisy.
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