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Fancestor Week: Serendipity Prompt
((Inspired by this prompt to make this, which is funny seeing as the only ancestor Iâm posting is Aluala, and yet here I am doing this for Dontocâs ancestors. Ah well. Literally just wrote it and posted it since itâs a prompt thing, so I went with whims as opposed to anything else. So yeah. Enjoy!))
Nieche Leiniz stared at the blank wooden wall. In his rampant imagination, he admitted that being taken prisoner by ravaging pirates seemed more exciting after the fact than it was. He got to watch scores of lowbloods - and a purpleblood? Did he see a purpleblood or was that his imagination? - overtake the military vessel he happened to have passage on. Writers learn best with experience after all, and there was no better way to write the adventure novel questioning everything commonly accepted about the military without knowing exactly how the military functioned. He hadnât forgotten piracy was seriously starting to pop-up in the waters seadwellers didnât keep in a tight stranglehold, but he wrote it off. They were just barbarian midbloods trying to act like royalty. Nothing less, nothing more.
Then The Empressâ Majesty became overwhelmed by the singular ship to fear. The Seadwellerâs Curse. The one ship even Nieche, glorified violetblooded hermit that he was, recognized and feared. Everyone knew about the terrifying Lady-O-War, even if they never saw her by face. One by one, as a yellowblood and purpleblood offered quarter to the soldiers, they lashed out. One by one, the yellowblood and purpleblood killed them. But he didnât. He accepted becoming their prisoner, offered his arms freely to become bound, let the pirates gleefully strip him of his weapons and now sat in a miniscule empty room with wet wooden walls. Alone.
The door opened. Niecheâs gaze flitted over, watching as a tall brownblood in a long, decorated coat striped in reds and purples and fitted swashbuckler hat covered in dyed brown feathers sauntered in. She shut the door behind her, leaning on it with a cocky grin.
He didnât know much about pirates, but there werenât many others aside from the captain who dressed like that.
Nieche cocked his head in curiosity. âWasnât expecting the Lady-o-War to be a gutterblood,â he remarked. âI heard she was...what was it? Olive? Teal?â
The brownblood seemed unfazed. She shrugged helplessly. âI canât help it youâre slow to the uptake. Nor can I help that somehow a violetblood like yourself apparently is worthless for ransom.â
Nieche gasped. âInconceivable!â
Not that he really thought it was inconceivable. Well-established writer or not, he wasnât much for promotion. He hadnât even so much as shown his face in the past thirty sweeps since his first book. Nor did he write with his real name or symbol. He wished establish credibility without his status, not because of it.
âPlease save the fake drama for later. I donât have time for it. Because now, I have the singular royal fish on my ship whoâs useless to me. So Iâve got a conundrum here. Cull you, or find a purpose for you. Which Iâll be fair, someone else with classic booksmarts and a pretty way of talking works well for a ship filled with escaped slaves.â She crossed her arms. âSo whatâs it gonna be, fish boy? Choice is yours. Death... or piracy?â
***
Inaeis Leiniz stared at the blank wooden wall. There wasnât much else he could do, not really. Not anymore. Where once a glorious research facility stood, now only broken glass and bent metal existed in its wake. Ashes, all of them from books he once burned collected like grains of sand on the beach around the counters and medical equipment. He could still hear the screams as trolls got murdered. Still could see the vicious look on Fosphaâs face as she was held down and violetnly culled. Could still smell the blood spilled and the distinct scent of charred paper that he never could wash out of his clothing. Once upon a time, this was his fault. But that was a hundred sweeps ago.
And in all those sweeps, nothing changed.
Aluala smacked him on the head, dragging him out of his thoughts. âHey! Alternia to chumbucket, you dragged me to your fuckup so you wouldnât be alone in this place. You donât get to go all 1000 yard stare and force me to do all the heavy lifting.â
Inaeis blinked harshly, her mental voice reverberating loudly in her head. Heâd never truly get used to such a mental power. âExcuse me, this was your idea after I briefly mentioned I had a fling with an actual scientist.â
âYou call your fifteen sweep kismesis with a tealblood you murdered a fling? Fucking hell, whatâs that make me, a casual hatetoy who you only pail because it pisses off your matesprit?â
âI donât have to answer that question,â he sneered.
âYou do if you want any help finding these books.â She scowled, letting out a guttural groan. âAnd how do I know youâre not just fucking with us? How do I know these books even exist?â
He sighed, pinching the bridge of his nose. âI donât know! I donât know if they really do. But whenever I started my...relations...with Carica, Fospha got insistent I was making a mistake,â he said. Inaeis shoved a hand in his suit pocket, pulling out a crinkled note written in impecable teal handwriting. Aluala snatched it out of his hand, hurriedly scanning over the thing with an increasingly large smirk on her face.
âOh she is absolutely delightful. Shame I couldnât meet her. Did she wink when you culled her? Please tell me she did.â
âYou are finding far too much joy in this,â Inaeis said grimly. âSo are you going to help or not?â
Aluala shrugged, dropping the note on the floor as she made her way out of the lab room. âIâll think about it. Feel like Iâm honoring her legacy more leaving them here instead of finding them.â She turned around swiftly on her heel, dress twirling as if its own beast, and gives a small princess-like wave. âGood luck Inaeis! I feel like youâll need it!â
***
Dontoc Leiniz stared at the blank wooden wall. He seemed uncaring about the troll sitting against his back, head lolled onto his shoulder and antler-like horns right in next to his face. Her wrists were bound - he had done it himself, however loosely - and he could only describe her slight shaking and unsteady breath as distress, but hadnât told him to stop yet. He trusted Valeba. He trusted she might also end up pushing herself too far, but they had been moirails for a few sweeps now. If she threw herself into a panic attack, he knew how to deal with it.
Still, checking up wasnât a bad idea.
âAre you okay?â he asked gently.
She nodded. âIâm okay. How long has it been?â she said breathlessly.
âAt least four minutes.â He frowned. âAre you sure you are okay? You sound stressed.â
âOh Iâm most definitely stressed,â she said. Her voice sounded strained, more so than before. âThis is still freaking me out pretty badly. But at least four minutes without throwing myself into a PTSD-fueled panic attack is a huge improvement from last time.â
He sighed. âValebaâŠâ
He knew her well enough to know she threw him a grin that was partly to convince himself and mostly to convince herself, though the extended pause in her speak told him otherwise. âI got this.â She swallowed thickly. âI...IâŠâ
That was all he needed. In an instant, he broke away from Valeba, using the knife she gave him earlier to cut away at the ropes. She turned around herself, throwing him in a tight embrace. He could feel his the shirt of his suit go damp from her tears and could feel her body shake, but no tears came out. He let a hand go up into her hair, petting it as gently as he could.
âIt is okay,â he said softly. âYou are just with me, alive and well. No one else. And it was not a seadweller who did those things to you.â
He felt her nod. âI know.â
âAnd you said it yourself, you improved.â
She sighed as she looked up at him, eyes glassy. âNot well enough.â
He shook his head, moving the hand from her hair straight to her cheek. She shuddered again, violently, before her whole body calmed. âValeba, you are doing fine. Some would never try to work past this.â
âStillâŠâ
âYou are being too hard on yourself. Think of it this way. Last time, we only made it a minute or so, and I did not catch you until you started to return to your trauma. We are both improving.â
âMm. Thatâs fair. Thanks for that.â
âValeba, you are my moirail. And certainly, you have pulled me out of more panic attacks than I can think. Doing something like this is only the natural course of events.â His fins twitched and he stroked her cheek. If it were someone else, someone who didnât have a fear of being restrained, he might initiate the hug. But not now. Not with her. âBut I suppose, if you are looking for it, a âyour welcomeâ works just as well.â
balls up ma bum? thats what he said
NĂsing dĂĄwn again.
Valamire specializĂĄlĂłdnod kell. Azt mondtĂĄk. LegyĂ©l Te a yoga guy, akirĆl mindenki tudja, hogy az, tehĂĄt könnyen be tudjĂĄk azonosĂtani, Ă©s ha pont az kell, ami nĂĄla van, akkor hozzĂĄ mennek.
AmĂșgy Ă©rtem a koncepciĂłt, nem arrĂłl van szĂł. Csak nem Ă©rtek egyet. Ăs mĂ©g azt se mondhatom, hogy Ășgy ĂĄltalĂĄnossĂĄgban nem Ă©rtek egyet. Hanem, hogy a sajĂĄt rĂ©szemre nem Ă©rtek egyet. Ăs azt is tudom, hogy nem vagyok ezzel egyedĂŒl.
Az egĂ©sz onnan ered, hogy ezer dolog Ă©rdekel. Vagy mĂ©g több. Ăs teljesen lefagyok, amikor azt hallom, hogy vĂĄlasszak ki egy dolgot. Biztos erre is van valami divatos mentĂĄlisbetegsĂ©g cimke, mint az ADHD. Viszont Ă©n kezdem felismerni, hogy kicsit inkĂĄbb azzal ĂĄllunk szembe, mint a Divergent c. filmben: hogy vannak emberek, akik nem olyan könnyen beskatulyĂĄzhatĂłak. Sajnos ez van. Ezeknek az embereknek, akik amĂșgy kifejezetten kreatĂvak, intelligensek Ă©s sokszor mĂ©g hiperĂ©rzĂ©kenyek is, bele kĂ©ne passzĂrozniuk magukat abba a kapitalizmus ĂĄltal lemegdonĂĄlcosĂtott vilĂĄgba, ahol minden 3 lĂ©pĂ©sbĆl ĂĄll, Ă©s hĂŒlyebiztosra van megcsinĂĄlva, nehogy valaki fĂ©lreĂ©rtse. Ărdekes, mert Ă©n soha Ă©letemben nem akartam egysĂkĂș, egydimenziĂłs, kĂ©tbites, kiszĂĄmĂthatĂł, könnyen megĂ©rthetĆ, beskatulyĂĄzhatĂł lenni. Ăs akkor benne talĂĄlom magam egy (tömeg)kultĂșrĂĄban, ami Ă©ppen ezt vĂĄrja tĆlem. Köszi!
SzĂłval a lĂ©nyeg, amit mondani akarok, hogy azzal, hogy lassan 10 Ă©ve yogĂĄzom Ă©s egy pĂĄr Ă©ve mĂĄr ĂłrĂĄt is szoktam tartani, nem jelenti azt, hogy yoga oktatĂł akarok lenni. MĂĄrmint nem jelenti azt, hogy csak az akarok lenni, Ă©s errĆl akarok ismert lenni. Nagyon szĂvesen leszek ismert arrĂłl, hogy ezt IS csinĂĄlom, Ă©s hogy ez rĂ©sze a repertoĂĄromnak. Hiszen a sajĂĄt Ă©letemnek is csak egy rĂ©sze a yoga. Egy olyan rĂ©sze egyĂ©bkĂ©nt, ami elĂ©ggĂ© kiĂĄllta az idĆ prĂłbĂĄjĂĄt. Mondjuk ha egy filozĂłfia vagy egy Ă©letmĂłd irĂĄnyzat több ezer Ă©vig fennmarad, akkor az egy elĂ©g egyĂ©rtelmƱ jel arra nĂ©zve, hogy mƱködik. Ăn speciel kiprĂłbĂĄltam Ă©s mƱködik. Azon kevĂ©s dolgok egyike, ami Ăgy az Ă©vek alatt nem kopott ki. Ide sorolnĂĄm mĂ©g az ĂrĂĄst Ă©s mondjuk a mantra meditĂĄciĂłt. Ezek szintĂ©n olyan dolgok, amikrĆl tudom, hogy bĂĄrmikor nyĂșlhatok hozzĂĄjuk Ă©s mƱködnek. Jobban leszek tĆlĂŒk, segĂtenek közĂ©ppontomba kerĂŒlni, letenni a felesleges terheket, jobban megĂ©rteni, hogy miben vagyok.
Azt hiszem onnan tudjuk, hogy egy eszköz mƱködik, hogy nem engedjĂŒk el. Persze vannak olyan idĆszakok, amikor kicsit eltĂĄvolodunk tĆlĂŒk. Amikor elsodor az Ă©let, vagy elkalandozunk. De aztĂĄn visszaemlĂ©kszĂŒnk, hogy iiiiigen a meditĂĄciĂł, biztos azĂ©rt vagyok ilyen szarul, mert nem csekkoltam be, belĂŒlre mĂĄr egy ideje. Ăs ilyenkor becsukjuk a szemĂŒnket, Ă©s a lĂ©gzĂ©sĂŒnkre visszĂŒk a figyelmĂŒnket Ă©s bumm: enyhĂŒl a feszĂŒltsĂ©g. Milyen Ă©rdekes gondolhatnĂĄnk, de nem gondoljuk igazĂĄn, mert jĂł rĂ©g tapasztalatbĂłl tudjuk, hogy ez Ăgy mƱködik. Annyi csak az extra info hozzĂĄ, hogy hĂĄt igen: gyakorolni kell. Mert tudhatjuk, hogy mƱködik, meg hihetĂŒnk benne Ă©s beszĂ©lhetĂŒnk rĂłla, csak hĂĄt ugye az nem ugyan az, mint csinĂĄlni.
SzĂłval itt vannak ezek a nagyszerƱ technikĂĄk, eszközök Ă©s mĂłdszerek, Ă©s Ă©n azt gondolom, hogy mind kivĂĄlĂł. Egy repertoĂĄr rĂ©sze, amit az ember felĂ©pĂt az Ă©vek alatt. Ăs biztos vagyok benne, hogy mĂĄs szintĂ©n kivĂĄlĂł mĂłdszerek lĂ©teznek, amik mĂĄsoknak mƱködnek. Ez pedig a sajĂĄt önismereti utunknak a velejĂĄrĂłja, hogy kiprĂłbĂĄlunk dolgokat. Szerintem fĆleg az alapjĂĄn, hogy mire Ă©rzĂŒnk hĂvĂĄst, mi vonz, mi szimpatikus. AztĂĄn a kiprĂłbĂĄlĂĄs ĂĄltal lesz egy sajĂĄt, szemĂ©lyes tapasztalatunk, ami alapjĂĄn el tudjuk dönteni, hogy olyan "kĂ©ne mĂ©g" Ăze volt a dolognak, vagy inkĂĄbb olyan: "hĂĄt a marketingje jobb volt, mint maga a termĂ©k" Ă©rzetĂŒnk van utĂĄna.
Ăs amikor eleget gyakoroltunk valamit Ă©s mƱködött, akkor jogosan merĂŒl fel az Ă©rzĂ©s, hogy akkor Ă©n ezt Ăgy tovĂĄbb adnĂĄm. Hiszen ha nekem mƱködött, akkor... esĂ©lyes, hogy mĂĄsoknak is fog. Ăs akkor az ember vagy vĂĄlaszt egy dolgot Ă©s annak a specialistĂĄja lesz. Vagy multipotenciĂĄlis (ez egy fancy Ășj kifejezĂ©s arra, hogy sok irĂĄnyĂș Ă©rdeklĆdĂ©sed van Ă©s nem tudod Ă©s akarod magad lesarkĂtani 1 vagy 2 dologra) adottsĂĄgokkal megĂĄldva rĂĄjön, hogy egy nagyobb tĂ©rkĂ©pet tart a kezĂ©ben, ami egy teljes vilĂĄgot mutat, amiben navigĂĄl. Mert mind egy totĂĄl egyedi Univerzum vagyunk, akik prĂłbĂĄljĂĄk magukat lebutĂtani, hogy mĂĄsoknak könnyen Ă©rthetĆ legyen. HĂĄt nem, Ă©n ezt nem javaslom. Ne egyszerƱsĂtsd le magad, hadd kelljen csak felmĂĄszni Ă©rted, ha valakinek kell, ami nĂĄlad van.

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