The city was too large and had too much to offer except for the taste of a good fight. Without a Holy Grail, there was little reason to fight, without his power, there was little reason to fight. Without a fight, boredom could become a dangerous enemy. And what was worse, mana flowed so differently in that world and the natureâs rhythm felt worse than a song in drunken Pictish.
Still, he had plenty of time and not a single penny in his pocket.Â
Caster leaning against the bridgeâs railing overseeing the peaceful river below. Soon, the cycles of the seasons would start again, the silence of winter would bloom into spring.Â
Heâd had to get to work at some point, and eventually pick with a certain individual.
But not yet. Being a Caster already sealed off GĂĄe Bolg and now they had sealed off his magic! That hurt. Caster inwardly groaned at the thought, his head lowering, the long bangs pooling on the railing. It was worse than a scheme woven by Medb and Morrigan together.
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despite the enormity of the city, ( in addition to having the occasional duty to patrol it ), it was safe to say that he had grown accustomed to itâs vast network of street-walks and points of interest. maneuvering around has almost become second-hand nature; even with the mystery behind the sudden influx of new faces wandering about and the disappearances of familiar ones.
--- and this ânewâ face in the district was both a surprise and yet, somehow expected. the spirit origin was not mistaken and neither were those long, drab-like clothes.
â yâknow, givinâ away your back like that is just askinâ for trouble. anyone couldâa decided to push you over --- â in which, he closes the space between them and slaps a hand on the casterâs shoulder in a strong greeting. enough restraint was mustered to not be that person who would dare send the other into the river. at least --- not yet.
â whatâs up, elderly me ? youâre looking as sulky as ever. â














