Bored as always.

[disorder_heaven]

Who: Lucifer and OPEN
What: Exploring the carnival and probably annoying strangers.
When: Day 95
Where: Gamer's Circle, and anywhere you want him to bump into you
Warnings: None yet.



After a brief mishap with a malfunctioning Ferris wheel, Lucifer found himself flying away from the contraption and landing by the entrance of the circus. He folded his wings firmly behind his back, checking around him to make sure he wouldn't get into trouble for exiting a ride in what was probably considered an "unsafe way."

Granted, to him, staying on a rickety, broken-down Ferris wheel was far more unsafe than flying away from it before it collapsed.

Being interested in what was going on around him was a bit new to him. What was even worse was the fact he was actually a little overwhelmed by all the sights to be seen. The demon world didn't have anything like this, and angels would have turned up their noses at such mindless...fun. And the human world? Lucifer had gotten to see very little of that.

He wandered around Gamer's Circle, not participating in any of the games himself, but watching others do so and wondering if this was truly supposed to be more entertaining than video games.

Comments

[kingsroads]

"Really, I think it's mostly because I've no idea where to even start with the counterspells. All the counterspells are either lost to the ages or out of my grasp. Transfiguration is a delicate magic, one that magicians of my time wouldn't deem respectable." Even non magicians would deem transfiguration not respectable. After all, Pole seemed entirely against Strange taking up spells of the old aureate magicians to begin with, emulating those magicians who could turn themselves into mice and back as easily as they could breathe.

"The only reason I've been able to cast that magic in the first place is because I've improvised off of previous spells." That's how Strange did most of his magic these days, after all. He took something, he added onto it, made alterations, and then cast it that way.

[disorder_heaven]

"It's interesting, the way you talk about it." He means it, too. "Where I'm from, what magic you've got is the magic you keep. You can get stronger, sure, but it's not like your spells change much beside getting more powerful."

He pauses, considering. No, that's how it was in the twin planets. The human world was different, and he amends his statement now to reflect that.

"Actually, humans were able to do whatever they wanted, with enough potential and a lot of studying. Magicians and sorcerers tended to be less powerful than us, but they were a lot more flexible, too."

[kingsroads]

Less powerful than us. If he brought those wings from home then this person obviously wasn't human, but the fact that someone could think themselves so not human that they would relegate humanity to a simple 'us versus them' grabs Strange's interest as he starts to be just a little too nosy.

"What are you, out of curiosity?"

Obviously not a fae--his experience with them was few and far between but he can't imagine any fae either willingly signing on with the Ringmaster or being dumb enough to get stuck in her trap. So what was this fellow?