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thefarshore2017-02-07 04:51 pm
fixed_destiny) wrote in thefarshore2017-02-07 04:51 pm
Many Questions To Be Had
Who: Xehanort, Open
What: bothering people, and other things
When: June 13thish to maybe the 20th or so
Where:Other temples, his own after dark.
Warnings: None so far.
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[Although it would be best if he saw to some of his prayers, instead Xehanort has picked up his notebook, a bit of tape and phone, shifted to the jackal-headed form most associate with the god Anubis, and gone looking for other temples nearby. He could have stayed in human form, but if he's intending to speak to gods and shinki both, isn't it best to be easily identified?
Once a temple is found, however, it's just a matter of looking for a door to knock on or a proper place to call out a greeting .. or even approach someone who happens to be standing outside.
He's really not that picky. God, shinki, it's all the same.]
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[So someone wasn't home when Xehanort ventured to visit their temple. That's alright, there are a million things to do in a day. But at any temple that seemed occupied but nobody home, he's left a note.]
Greetings. I am Anubis; I visited your temple today but nobody was home.
I'd like to ask some questions about your experiences here (God or Shinki!), but since it seems I've missed you, perhaps you'd like to visit me instead, or leave me a message? I should be back at my own temple after sunset, but I can also be reached at [number] easily.
Thank you for your time.
[Visiting Anubis' temple, on the other hand, is visiting a desert. It's dry, even with the bits of oasis-like pools here and there, but it's not completely uninviting.. if it's after sunset he'll be there.]
Temple Description can be found here.
What: bothering people, and other things
When: June 13thish to maybe the 20th or so
Where:Other temples, his own after dark.
Warnings: None so far.
A
[Although it would be best if he saw to some of his prayers, instead Xehanort has picked up his notebook, a bit of tape and phone, shifted to the jackal-headed form most associate with the god Anubis, and gone looking for other temples nearby. He could have stayed in human form, but if he's intending to speak to gods and shinki both, isn't it best to be easily identified?
Once a temple is found, however, it's just a matter of looking for a door to knock on or a proper place to call out a greeting .. or even approach someone who happens to be standing outside.
He's really not that picky. God, shinki, it's all the same.]
B
[So someone wasn't home when Xehanort ventured to visit their temple. That's alright, there are a million things to do in a day. But at any temple that seemed occupied but nobody home, he's left a note.]
Greetings. I am Anubis; I visited your temple today but nobody was home.
I'd like to ask some questions about your experiences here (God or Shinki!), but since it seems I've missed you, perhaps you'd like to visit me instead, or leave me a message? I should be back at my own temple after sunset, but I can also be reached at [number] easily.
Thank you for your time.
[Visiting Anubis' temple, on the other hand, is visiting a desert. It's dry, even with the bits of oasis-like pools here and there, but it's not completely uninviting.. if it's after sunset he'll be there.]
Temple Description can be found here.
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[Of course it hadn't gone too well for the thing he'd caught, and then he'd had to release it later as otherwise would require his shinki's help..]
Oh? Could you tell me their names or how to contact them? It's certainly worth a try if nothing else.
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[Not everyone was happy to have a stranger turn up and start asking questions, after all.]
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[Bishamon. Hadn't there been an open invite going out for training there? As good a reason as any to stop by and make with the pleasantries, he supposed.
There's a pause, and canine features pull into a frown.]
Did you know they hadn't been telling all of us to avoid speaking to our shinki on certain subjects? How do I even put that in a guidebook without causing problems for those same shinki?
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Nothing would prevent a shinki from simply picking up their god's book at some point. And if there's already been incidents of gods telling a shinki their past, then certainly someone will slip up about a book sooner or later. I don't want that on me for writing it.
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I mislike having to refer someone to another god for answers, as that's the entire point of writing such a guide, but it may be in this case there's no choice. Risking the wrong person reading the wrong information is not worth what's gained by everyone else.
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