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poly_chromatic2013-05-16 08:37 pm
subecho) wrote in poly_chromatic2013-05-16 08:37 pm
video | countdown to collision: 3... 2... 1 -
[ Do you hear the NPC weep, weeping the tears of frozen men -- it is the muttering and mumbling of a NPC, who will not film Asgardians flying in the night sky again! But you go on ahead and enjoy the footage of a hoooovering hero, because - ]
Men and mortals: well met. You've given aid to my brother and friend, and I thank you it. But needs must, I ask more of you: a token of value is lost to us: it is a glowing, blue cu -
[ - BAM. It won't last long. Did anyone catch the number of that red-headed witch on her snazzy broomstick?! Did he take the wrong right? Did she fail to give priority? What happened here?
Both Ginny and Thor recover theirfooting floating in time to avoid crashing, and successfully return to... hovering mid-air... because there's nothing quite like an argument at many feet above ground! ]
...the sky is no more your own than was the way of pass, woman. Control your creature and ride fairly.
[ Gosh, well, Ginny sure got told, didn't she - ]
Oh, I'm sorry, who was it that decided flying while having a little chat was a good idea? "Let's just carry on through the night, la dee da, talk to my device, surely there's no bloody harm in being blind." [Yes, she was barreling on through as well, but it's night and she wasn't the one monologuing to the network, was she? >| ] I well on my way to going round you, pillock—what, you didn't notice me coming? Bright ginger hair, broomstick, not exactly subtle. Merlin's sake.
[Ginny rights her broom around, hovering a bit higher, eyes bright and jaw set in irritation.]
Hear that? Broomstick, by the way, not a creature—oi, are you listening?
[ ...or maybe Ginny hardly got told at all. Well, Thor knows when to be a rational, understanding adult and give up - ]
...n - would that I did not, but I hear you. You do not know the tale any better than you did own path. Let any man with eyes to see speak freely: have I not the right of it?
[ Or maybe not, either! ]
[ ooc: ...fair warning: responses, threats, pleading, and eyelash batting may come from either, or both Ginny and Thor, because look, you have to agree with them, and not their One True Sky Rival on the issue of who knocked into whom. Or something. ]
Men and mortals: well met. You've given aid to my brother and friend, and I thank you it. But needs must, I ask more of you: a token of value is lost to us: it is a glowing, blue cu -
[ - BAM. It won't last long. Did anyone catch the number of that red-headed witch on her snazzy broomstick?! Did he take the wrong right? Did she fail to give priority? What happened here?
Both Ginny and Thor recover their
...the sky is no more your own than was the way of pass, woman. Control your creature and ride fairly.
[ Gosh, well, Ginny sure got told, didn't she - ]
Oh, I'm sorry, who was it that decided flying while having a little chat was a good idea? "Let's just carry on through the night, la dee da, talk to my device, surely there's no bloody harm in being blind." [Yes, she was barreling on through as well, but it's night and she wasn't the one monologuing to the network, was she? >| ] I well on my way to going round you, pillock—what, you didn't notice me coming? Bright ginger hair, broomstick, not exactly subtle. Merlin's sake.
[Ginny rights her broom around, hovering a bit higher, eyes bright and jaw set in irritation.]
Hear that? Broomstick, by the way, not a creature—oi, are you listening?
[ ...or maybe Ginny hardly got told at all. Well, Thor knows when to be a rational, understanding adult and give up - ]
...n - would that I did not, but I hear you. You do not know the tale any better than you did own path. Let any man with eyes to see speak freely: have I not the right of it?
[ Or maybe not, either! ]
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