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That was a good episode both for character and plot.)

(if ya still got the link to my Dropbox of em by all fucking means go wild)

"You have what I want.”

The mysterious yet attractive young waif(u) in a wide-brimmed hat keeps her head down and voice low in the shadowy depths of Legiana Gadgetworks. After a sufficiently dramatic pause for her words to sink in, Mary Sue slaps down her cell phone on the counter and slides it across for the boss lady to see her Dust transfer screen.

“300 Dust to start, with more if your work’s impressive.”

“Whooooa, these are some pretty cool things you’ve got there!”

When did she appear behind this girl, exactly?  Maybe a lingering Blessing of the Trickster had kicked in?  No, her magic was definitely still almost entirely restricted.  Maybe it was just an amusing narrative beat?  Perhaps.  Either way, in spite of the hell raining around them, her bright purple eyes had found time to check out the array of devices she had on her.  She had little idea what it could do, and seeing if she’d fight her was no way to find out.

Do what ya have to to get yourself back into a good space

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//Take care of yourself, Alex!!! I hope you feel better soon!

@artificist​ asked || A little music box is left for the princes, playing a soft song from another land. A little note reads, in very proper script: "We may not talk, but there was an urge to give you two something to enjoy just from seeing you around. - Princess Paprika Legiana of Del'mythwyn."            

Lothric and Lorian both slowly bring a hand to their chin as they look at the music box, deep in thought.  The boundary between each consciousness gets less pronounced when they join forces to concentrate, and the motions are strangely identical.   

This city does not formally recognize royalty, aside from the Island Stars, if that counts.  And yet, they, two princes, have been given a gift by a princess.  What formalities are required?  What formalities are useful?  Does her highness even know that they are royalty, with such a relaxed dress code around this place (and Lothric all too eager to dress casually)?  Is her highness even from a reality where ‘princess’ means what the two would expect it to mean?  They haven’t met another royal in a while, and they never quite fit in.  What kind of place is Del'mythwyn?  They have so many questions. 

They look up her name and mail her a little crystal statuette of a dragon.  It didn’t cost a fortune, but it’s not an insulting gift to a princess, either.

A little note from them, in equally proper script, reads:

Send ™ and my muse will do a poor imitation of yours. (Accepting!)

@artificist​ said:™

“Kay, don’t mess with stuff in my lab! Do you want to see this cool gun I put together? Those machines aren’t toys, y’know!”