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lostcarnival2019-01-16 02:51 pm
hippocarnival) wrote in lostcarnival2019-01-16 02:51 pm
[OPEN] The Final Countdown
Who: Yuya and you
When: Day 132 - 133
Where: Summerlands
What: Learning new Creation magic before they roll out to the Wildlands.
Warnings: N/A
[132]
With the Summer Court's support established, the reality that they're going to raid the Wyldlands and battle the Huntsman for the Ringmaster is that much more real. Yuya's scared, certainly. Scared of seeing the poisonous fae again, of failing the raid like they did in Portland, even of dying--but he also knows this is what has to be done. That they have to be the ones to save her. So over that is determination.
They don't have long before they go, and Yuya decides there's something he wants to try. This aspect of Creation in him was something Gongenzaka could sense, too. Maybe that's something he can use.
He's not good at meditating, but for this he'll try. So interminettly he sits in one of the courtyards in the city, back against a fountain as he closes his eyes and focuses. The difficult part at first is to actually focus on that sense of Creation, and not a torrid of thoughts in his mind.
He finds enough peace eventually as it wanes into evening. And while he's sitting, focusing, the hundreds of spots on his face and arms start to glow brighter--his hands, too, wash out with a white glow.
[133]
After figuring out how to tap into that energy, Yuya realizes he can't keep the isolated practice. So he tries to catch members of the carnival when they seem to have a break, or are preparing themselves, to ask for some assistance.
"Hey, can you help me test something? I think I've got something to help, before we go to the Wyldlands."
When: Day 132 - 133
Where: Summerlands
What: Learning new Creation magic before they roll out to the Wildlands.
Warnings: N/A
[132]
With the Summer Court's support established, the reality that they're going to raid the Wyldlands and battle the Huntsman for the Ringmaster is that much more real. Yuya's scared, certainly. Scared of seeing the poisonous fae again, of failing the raid like they did in Portland, even of dying--but he also knows this is what has to be done. That they have to be the ones to save her. So over that is determination.
They don't have long before they go, and Yuya decides there's something he wants to try. This aspect of Creation in him was something Gongenzaka could sense, too. Maybe that's something he can use.
He's not good at meditating, but for this he'll try. So interminettly he sits in one of the courtyards in the city, back against a fountain as he closes his eyes and focuses. The difficult part at first is to actually focus on that sense of Creation, and not a torrid of thoughts in his mind.
He finds enough peace eventually as it wanes into evening. And while he's sitting, focusing, the hundreds of spots on his face and arms start to glow brighter--his hands, too, wash out with a white glow.
[133]
After figuring out how to tap into that energy, Yuya realizes he can't keep the isolated practice. So he tries to catch members of the carnival when they seem to have a break, or are preparing themselves, to ask for some assistance.
"Hey, can you help me test something? I think I've got something to help, before we go to the Wyldlands."
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"So how are you going to find out if it does anything before it's too late, and someone is hurt then?"
Theoretically someone else wouldn't describe it as a sugar rush...but then again to be fair, would anyone else reasonably be able to identify that kind of boost as absolutely being an energy boost?
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"I can get Rita's help. Or Lambert's, or one of the fae. And if it can't heal, it's not going to do something when someone's hurt anyway."
He feels like he deserves at least a little faith by this point to be able to actually figure this out in a smart and timely manner, but he's also not surprised not to hear it.
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They're probably both at fault somehow here, honestly.