Jack Frost (
alittlefuninstead) wrote in
asgardeventide2013-01-13 03:38 pm
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video and action; 1st Snowflake
[Normally when a person connects to Asgard's network, they greet villagers with a view of their face. However, this particular new Traveller is busy showing the city…snow. In particular, the fresh snow and frost that graced the city just two days prior to his arrival. Lots of snow, because this particular new Traveller just tried to fly and promptly fell into the snow instead. There's a frustrated sound from Jack Frost as he stands up, bracelet turning to face the snow again. Good thing nobody saw that. He's not really thinking about whether anyone can hear or see him though. The whole "being seen and believed in" thing? Still sort of hit and miss with this guy, and he's working under the assumption that most people still can't. However he's very much visible to anyone looking. They'll see a white-haired boy covered in snow and walking through the city like it's no big deal. Oh yeah, and without shoes. He's still not showing his face to the bracelet for the network to see, but he's soon speaking up to talk his way through the situation.]
Uh huh. So the fate of all existence rests within my hands. Thaaat sounds kind of familiar. [Speaking of hands, one of his hands soon appears as he bends down while walking, scooping up some snow to form a snowball.]
What I want to know is who beat me to it. [That snowball starts getting tossed up and down.] Because this? This isn't my work. [The snowball stops getting tossed and he brings it up, presumably, to his mouth to try and work some magic on it. No such luck though. He immediately stops in his path, giving the snowball a curious look.
Okay, well, how about we make it snow? …no luck? What about fros--okay, no luck there either.]
You gotta be kidding me. I mean I get it, I have a new power. [In fact, he's going to test the strength of his new power, using his mind to create snowballs without his hand and allow them to float and hover around him.] …which is kind of cool, I guess. I get that supposedly old powers won't work, but how am I supposed to be a Guardian if I can't even make the snow come?
[Aw well…even if he can't make new snow, there's no sense wasting the snowball that's in his hand. So what's Jack going to do? He's going to take a look around…and that snowball's suddenly getting launched…who knows where. If another traveller's nearby, it might just hit them. Totally on accident. Really. Oh come on, he's still working under the assumption that most people can't see him. Someone missed the memo that when they say everything's been stripped, they mean everything. So assuming that there's no harm done here, he'll just start to walk off with his telekinetically-created snowballs drifting behind him like baby ducks following their mother.]
Uh huh. So the fate of all existence rests within my hands. Thaaat sounds kind of familiar. [Speaking of hands, one of his hands soon appears as he bends down while walking, scooping up some snow to form a snowball.]
What I want to know is who beat me to it. [That snowball starts getting tossed up and down.] Because this? This isn't my work. [The snowball stops getting tossed and he brings it up, presumably, to his mouth to try and work some magic on it. No such luck though. He immediately stops in his path, giving the snowball a curious look.
Okay, well, how about we make it snow? …no luck? What about fros--okay, no luck there either.]
You gotta be kidding me. I mean I get it, I have a new power. [In fact, he's going to test the strength of his new power, using his mind to create snowballs without his hand and allow them to float and hover around him.] …which is kind of cool, I guess. I get that supposedly old powers won't work, but how am I supposed to be a Guardian if I can't even make the snow come?
[Aw well…even if he can't make new snow, there's no sense wasting the snowball that's in his hand. So what's Jack going to do? He's going to take a look around…and that snowball's suddenly getting launched…who knows where. If another traveller's nearby, it might just hit them. Totally on accident. Really. Oh come on, he's still working under the assumption that most people can't see him. Someone missed the memo that when they say everything's been stripped, they mean everything. So assuming that there's no harm done here, he'll just start to walk off with his telekinetically-created snowballs drifting behind him like baby ducks following their mother.]

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I've only been to Japan a few different times but I'm not familiar with the myths of the country. Do you guys have a lot of them?
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[Clearing her throat, she gathers herself again and nods.] I guess most places do, though. People always want to explain how things happen, and before science, there would be stories like that. [She glances at him quickly, not wanting to offend him again.] It's cool to think that so many could be true, though, like you, and maybe it's science that's making up the stories.
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I've never been that fond of science. Science just writes a lot of things that I know to be true and it causes a lot of people to stop believing. I mean yeah, sure, I'm sure there's some good about it but it's way too set in stone to even let people think outside the box.
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Sometimes it's hard to believe in much of anything. You just think, if there was something bigger watching over you... or some special force out there, like magic... then things would have to be better somehow.
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[She puts up her hood, moving as though she's about to walk away. She just doesn't want to offend him any more.]
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No one... really liked us back home. My mom and me. As soon as I was old enough to understand what people were saying, I realized that they were always insulting us. It just got worse as I got older.
I guess I - [She swallows, playing with the folds of her oversized cloak.] - I grew up really fast so my mom wouldn't have to deal with that alone. I didn't have time for playing or imagining or... believing.
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Well. From where I'm standing? Looks like you've got a lot of time now.
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I try, but people still say I work too hard. They're always telling me to relax.
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... I think that's all of it?
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I spend time with my friends, too! But it's important to help wherever you can, especially in a place like this, where so much is riding on our shoulders.
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[Her smile turns a bit bashful.] But I know I could do better at having fun.
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[She's leaving panic behind now, starting to get emotional. Even after all the acceptance she's found here, the idea of flouting societal norms that blatantly is terrifying.]
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Look...I promise not everyone will laugh or say mean things or treat you badly, okay? People just aren't like that most of the time.
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