Ril Sorrin (
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asgardeventide2013-09-06 04:30 pm
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001 ✈ Flight || [Video]
[Ril's inquisitive face appears, bobbing a little as she adjusts the bracelet to prop and balance as she sits. She's got the hang of finding things and mostly navigating, but she doesn't much look like she's slept any at all.]
I was walking, I was, since walking is better than being still and I was minding my own when straight in front of me. A tree in my face, it was. I suppose I ought to look where I'm headed a bit more careful-like, but it wasn't as if I'd said. "Hello, I'd like myself a tree to come walloping in from nowhere, please!"
[She clears her throat and rubs at her nose a little. Running into trees is worse than running into folk by ages.]
What do you call these fruits, then? [She's carefully patting the orange colored apple that she's taken from the Chance tree.] Lovely shade of orange. I do assume they're edible and not just pickable. But, do they taste good? Because I'll be tasting it all day, I will, and you don't just go around eating alien fruit when it might--
Well. I do suppose I haven't seen any bodies. Still, new here, I thought I'd check.
I was walking, I was, since walking is better than being still and I was minding my own when straight in front of me. A tree in my face, it was. I suppose I ought to look where I'm headed a bit more careful-like, but it wasn't as if I'd said. "Hello, I'd like myself a tree to come walloping in from nowhere, please!"
[She clears her throat and rubs at her nose a little. Running into trees is worse than running into folk by ages.]
What do you call these fruits, then? [She's carefully patting the orange colored apple that she's taken from the Chance tree.] Lovely shade of orange. I do assume they're edible and not just pickable. But, do they taste good? Because I'll be tasting it all day, I will, and you don't just go around eating alien fruit when it might--
Well. I do suppose I haven't seen any bodies. Still, new here, I thought I'd check.

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Hard t'say.
[Sheeee kinda sounds drunk.]
Audio back, then
[Because it's impolite not to offer aid to one's inebriated acquaintances.]
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Not much ya can really do about it, though. It's as good as done already.
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[Also, he has his wolf back, so he's in a good mood.]
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[And she was hungry, so, there was that as well.]
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They're called apples. They should be safe. [Relatively.]
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Apples, eh? [She takes a moment to sound it out and laughs] So far, I've only really seen orange ones. Back on my homeworld we have madrit fruit growing in Hydroponics. They look a bit like this, actually, only a bit more blue-purple. They're very refreshing.
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Being here makes you miss home, I would think.
[For some people, perhaps.]
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...why did I not get this notif?
No worries! ^-^
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So I guess it all depends how curious you are.
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It's not rare for this sort of thing happen in Asgard, though it's not always apples. Flowers, candies - it has happened before.
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[Video] - I have no idea what happened to my fingers in that last post. >.>
[Video] - ahaha it's alright! <3
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Things tend to do that here. Pop up out of nowhere.
They're rarely poisoned.
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Hullo, again. [It's a pleasant surprise, seeing a familiar face. Reassuring in its own right.]
I can most definitely say the tree I walked into popped up unexpectedly. It's good to know that it's edible fruit. There's nothing quite like picking something, only to discover that its just supposed to be pretty and that's it.
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