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Gildun joining Morlund’s troupe as a wordsmith along with Stemmur. that is all
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Gildun joining Morlund’s troupe as a wordsmith along with Stemmur. that is all
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The basin is waterlogged you say?
I sure hope ol' Gildun doesn't have anything remotely sad to learn in the near future...
"My savior! My salvation! And, if you like -- why wouldn't you, of course you will -- my accomplice!"
"I've never seen such absolute disregard for personal safety!"
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Bro: "I won't be that dramatic about it"
Bro:
Premise I may use much later in a fic:
All the Horizon characters are pulled into a shared utopian dream/simulation. Emphasis on utopian, every character has achieved a great notoriety and lives as famously (or quietly) as they could dream. There may or may not (wink) be a sinister cause behind this.
Anyway, everyone has these great achievements except Gildun. In his utopian dream, he's exactly the delver he was before. No more successful, in fact: less. He never makes it out on delves because he always has friends stopping in to see him.
Now, my father was a great man, mind you, but dead wrong when it came to choosing a rubric by which to judge delve quality. To find yourself stuck, then unstuck. To fail, then to succeed. To get lost and to find yourself—that’s what makes a delve!
—gildun