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[true_renaissance_man]

[Video / Freyr House Action]

[Leonardo da Vinci had always had a great fondness for horses. He loved to sketch them, hear stories of them, even keep a few himself when he was able... but this level of obsession was new. Today he found he could not tear himself away from the eight-legged horses in Gefion Park especially one in particular, a solid black mare. ]

This is the most pazzo thing I have ever...

[(Crazy)]

Even worse than the water walking shoes.

[The inventor looked to the horse, then to the Freyr house... specifically to the window of the room he stayed in...


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And then over to the giant horse lifting crane standing at the ready by the side of the building.]


Why can't I just leave the animal where it is!

[ My security blanket is a horse?!]

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[alternia_strength]

Why would you wish to? It is a splendid example of the equine species, isn't it?

But... is that not a touch extreme?

[true_renaissance_man]

Si, it is a lovely horse but...

[It IS extreme! He knows it is and yet... ]

I do not feel like I can just leave her here. Some thing is missing when I am too far away from her.

[Leonardo sighed and leaned back against the horse who really seemed none the wiser about this struggle. ]

Maybe I have finally gone mad.

[alternia_strength]

Madness is a highly underrelated experience. Within what many consider madness is found inspiration. Perhaps you should stay a day in the stables with her? That might be a solution, yes?

[true_renaissance_man]

[Like the inspiration of a giant horse lifting crane device?]

That would be the simpler option...

And it might prevent the people of the Freyr house from having a very noisy house guest.
I wonder if the owner would mind.

[Video]

[comeonthensexy]

The gods are playing a game.

[Video]

[true_renaissance_man]

This is a strange kind of game to play. Why would they even bother?

[Video]

[comeonthensexy]

Boredom, I imagine. Boredom is a very good motivator.

[Video]

[true_renaissance_man]

There are so many things they could do instead of...

[Well, the horse was given a strange look.]

I suppose even gods enjoy a practical joke.

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[dyingisnotdead]

[Loras smiles; a rare one.]

I do hope you know how to care for it.

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[true_renaissance_man]

Take care of the horse? Si, non c'è di che!

[(Yes, no problem!)]

I have had a lot of experience dealing with horses. We use them at home as you people use those motorized vehicles here.

permavideo;

[dyingisnotdead]

...that is not a language I am familiar with.

[He chuckles.]

You people.

I am a knight, and a horse is like an extension of my body, when I am upon it.

I am not from worlds with those strange motor things.

permavideo;

[true_renaissance_man]

[Oh... uh... embarrassing... ]

I'm sorry. So many people here are from the 'future' I just assumed you would be as well.

[Foot meet mouth.]

Then you must be very familiar with horses, Messer. You might like to go to the park and see the kind of horse they have there.

[historyrabbit]

[Welp.] Why not...try the more conventional way?

[true_renaissance_man]

You mean the stairs?

[Leonardo shrugs. ]

I thought she might not make it past the banister.

[historyrabbit]

Depends on how the banister is placed. Horses can climb stairs after all. [They actually used spiral ones in firehouses to keep them from going upstairs.]

[true_renaissance_man]

I admit I have never attempted to have a horse climb the stairs...

[There's an experiment for later!]

But, with her extra legs I felt this would be easiest.

[Making a crane is absolutely the easiest option...
^^"" He's odd sometimes.]

[pushesgently]

Is that practical?

[Altaïr looks and sounds slightly baffled.]

[true_renaissance_man]

[Welcome to his world. His inventions are not always the most practical things but...]

Maybe not, but it will work!

[Trying something new, ok even something crazy, was still exciting.]

[pushesgently]

Perhaps.

[Maybe. It's not like he knows how it works.]

But why would you wish it to?

[Video]

[callmecaesar]

What in the world is that creature?

[Video]

[true_renaissance_man]

Her?

[The animal is given a friendly pat.]

She is a horse. The extra legs surprised me at first two but apparently that is very common here.

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[callmecaesar]

A horse created by these gods, no doubt?

[Voice]

[timaeus_testified]

That's a good question. Why couldn't you?

[Voice]

[true_renaissance_man]

Non lo so!

[(I don't know)
The inventor threw his hands up in the air a bit frustrated because he didn't have that answer. ]

It is just a strange feeling that will not go away.

[Voice]

[timaeus_testified]

Really. That seems to be going around. [It is really weird.] Any idea when it started?