King of monsters ♛

                   my           r a g e ———-

See, because I thrive on sad things happening to characters I love, I imagined Gau waking up in the the phantom forest and subsequently coming across the train station. There he meets a relatively young women who says that she’s waiting for someone special to arrive before taking the train.

"Who?"

"A young man, much like yourself."

"Why?"

"I have to tell him something."

"Is he late? It not nice to make pretty lady wait."

She laughs

"No, no… It’s just not time for him to arrive yet."

Confidential

Person of Interest: Percival Corvallis.

Age: 16

Height: Roughly 5’10”

Build: Lean

Hair: Blonde, usually slicked back

Eyes: Blue

Status: Noble, city native

Details: Subject has been harassing Relm Arrowny repeatedly. Subject does not appear to take the hint. Subject already been punched once, is still persistent.

Strategies: Arm Relm with magic (see a returner for more details), and guide her through more self defense. Also use individual intimidation, threats. Relm is well protected by influential nobles and others should subject try and use authoritative powers. All party members involved in this task may also use various forms of injury should the need arise.

Encounters from guards: Sender of letter has ran into target at items shop this afternoon. Target was bragging about New Year’s Eve dates, made casual hint of Arrowny. One on one confrontation happened. Sender told target to pick words wisely, has mentioned relation to Arrowny. Subject seemed to be mildly affected by words. Departed with no limbs lost.

Special notes: Do not kill him. If he doesn’t stop soon, a good crippling should suffice. Sender requests permission from co-workers to freeze and then others can do their work.

P.S. - Gau, this is for if you ever find yourself in Jidoor. A lot of us are congregated there at the moment, and Relm has been having problems with the boy in question. I’m sure if you find Relm, she’ll tell you what’s been going on, as will I.

-Celes.

Gau… wasn’t what one would call smart, at least not in a “normal” sense of the word. A good deal of the writer’s chosen terms (including, but not limited to: congregated, confidential, influential, and authoritative) confused and frustrated the boy as he read over the letter. Several times he found himself getting stuck or re-reading the same sentence three times over. As annoying as these “big words” were, however, Gau got the intended message in the end.

I am Rh'lor goddammit!

I deserve better then this