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Who: You
What:The Ai'tuoh rules have been described for your convenience. Feel free to react, make plans, and otherwise mingle!
When: 11/3 onwards
Where: Ai'tuoh's mana pool
Warnings: Ai'tuoh.
[A wooden signpost has been set up next to Ai’tuoh’s mana pool. It’s filled with charcoal text:]
What:The Ai'tuoh rules have been described for your convenience. Feel free to react, make plans, and otherwise mingle!
When: 11/3 onwards
Where: Ai'tuoh's mana pool
Warnings: Ai'tuoh.
[A wooden signpost has been set up next to Ai’tuoh’s mana pool. It’s filled with charcoal text:]
READ THIS: AI’TUOH LAWS
If you break these rules and are caught, you will be punished by “purging in the Standing Water“. Possibly, drowning?
Water is sacred to them, handle it carefully.
Travel in groups of less than three. Any more is illegal.
Do not mention any god that isn't theirs. Especially not the Storyteller.
No writings. No music. No drawings. To say they do not like the Storyteller is an understatement.
No pockets, no jewelry, no perfumes or soap scents.
Hide hair that isn't brown, black, grey, or blonde. Wear only dull colors: Brown, grey or black, white.
Do not express your emotions. No hugging or touches. No laughter or loud outbursts.
Hide weaponry. No violence, no destruction of property, no killing of animals or people. I say this but I know no one will listen to me. Fuck all of you.
No theft, haggling, or transactions outside the market area. Don't get caught.
The sale of “inedible goods not native to our city” as well as live animals are not allowed. They're not allowed in the city, period.
The full list of rules can be found in the library building. I'd suggest you give it a look, but I know half of you don't give a damn about rules, let alone ones that demand all of your agency. Don’t get caught.
If you break these rules and are caught, you will be punished by “purging in the Standing Water“. Possibly, drowning?
Water is sacred to them, handle it carefully.
Travel in groups of less than three. Any more is illegal.
Do not mention any god that isn't theirs. Especially not the Storyteller.
No writings. No music. No drawings. To say they do not like the Storyteller is an understatement.
No pockets, no jewelry, no perfumes or soap scents.
Hide hair that isn't brown, black, grey, or blonde. Wear only dull colors: Brown, grey or black, white.
Do not express your emotions. No hugging or touches. No laughter or loud outbursts.
Hide weaponry. No violence, no destruction of property, no killing of animals or people. I say this but I know no one will listen to me. Fuck all of you.
No theft, haggling, or transactions outside the market area. Don't get caught.
The sale of “inedible goods not native to our city” as well as live animals are not allowed. They're not allowed in the city, period.
The full list of rules can be found in the library building. I'd suggest you give it a look, but I know half of you don't give a damn about rules, let alone ones that demand all of your agency. Don’t get caught.
Plot? Pot? Pan? Plot??? [will match formatting]
So for those coming in after them, look forward to immediately being captured by the steady gaze of a currently unimpressed child, dank cave totally a fitting atmosphere for a short, curt]
Greetings.
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But that's not what they intend to be for long. They stare back at Chara and then step aside to allow space for others to pass through, their movement taking them closer.
Chara reminds them of the Hunter, in many ways; there's a certain keen edge to them, always looking for danger, always ready for it to come. In a hostile, predatory world, that is a strength.
They wonder, not for the first time, what Chara's world is like - but it's a question better saved for later. They simply look up at Chara, instead, tilting their head curiously. What are they thinking? ]
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(A note, for later, to provide them with a book and pen of their own.)]
Have you explored the city, as of yet?
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At Chara's question, they nod.
very quiet
very still
don't like it
too pale
Pale seems to hold a certain meaning for them, in that case. ]
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Any other sources of information, aside from the library? Points of interest?
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buildings with supplies inside . people inside who make things .
market .
houses .
place with many guards outside .
library has written things but nowhere else i could see .
i listened but nobody talks in houses or city . only the inn .
Their small size is a boon; nobody thinks to look down most of the time, and with their lack of coloration, they blend in with the city's inhabitants and structures. It lets them avoid the keen eyes of the guards, though they have enough sense to put obstacles between them and any people who might object to their presence.
It makes them an ideal spy, at least for this purpose. And with their speed, they seem to have explored a great deal already. ]
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In that case, the inn sounds like the most likely destination for getting some context. [A purse of their lips, before Chara looks down at their bright red robe, green and yellow sweater hidden beneath.] Though... perhaps a change of clothing, first.
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people wear robes there . They've seen a lot of variety in clothing among their fellow islanders, and variations in armor and cloaks among their travelers back in their own world. There's no such diversity in the strange, cold city.
could take some . 'Stealing' implies that the Knight thinks of it as a theft, and since they're the pragmatic sort, they do not.
(Besides, Ai'tuoh makes their flesh, such as it is, crawl in unpleasant ways. It reminds them too much of Hallownest, despite the lack of ornamentation; though the inhabitants are still alive, they have more than a passing resemblance to the Knight's mind with the dead bugs still stumbling along Hallownest's streets and buildings.
They don't mind stealing from a lifeless city like this.) ]
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It would be most advantageous if you could- preferably larger ones, for those taller than us.