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Tazenhani · 01-16-2011, 04:24 AM

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Originally Posted by Ashwinder

"You're full of fertilizer," Kellen returned promptly, holding up his recently smacked finger, "and you struck the hand of the hand of justice. That's not going to bode well for your reading, Mr. Dakest."

Though really, he was kind of happy at the card's meaning. Next time Neptune went and told him he was being dumb or mean, he could tell her that justice made him that way. Anything as an excuse, right?

"So," he nudged the deck towards Sabel, "shuffle, cut, and draw your fate." They didn't have to do multiple cards for one person, did they?

"Full of fertilizer, eh?" Laughing, Sabel shook his head and replaced Kellen's card on the deck. "That's an interesting way of wording things. Such eloquent speech will serve you well in your League of Justice, Head Boy. Be careful to not let bias and law obstruction get in your way."

Slipping the cards together, he shuffled them slowly, not wanting to further bend or upset their already tattered state. Instead of taking the card from the top, he cut the deck and pulled off the top of the middle, flipping it about and frowning at the 'Hanged Man'. "Alright, maybe take back what I said about my mood. This looks promising." Placing the card in front of Kellen, he tiled his head slightly. He could see how he had nearly become a hanged man. "Maybe that's what'll happen if I keep speaking my mind." He was getting better, but in specifics he was thinking back to Ikenna's threat. Not a pleasant memory at all.

01-16-2011, 04:24 AM	#368 (permalink)
Tazenhani DMLE & DoM Doxy Join Date: Oct 2009 Posts: 6,149 Hogwarts RPG Name: Amur Neverwinter Fourth Year	~ Rise and Rise Again, Until Lambs become Lions ~ Quote: Originally Posted by Ashwinder "You're full of fertilizer," Kellen returned promptly, holding up his recently smacked finger, "and you struck the hand of the hand of justice. That's not going to bode well for your reading, Mr. Dakest." Though really, he was kind of happy at the card's meaning. Next time Neptune went and told him he was being dumb or mean, he could tell her that justice made him that way. Anything as an excuse, right? "So," he nudged the deck towards Sabel, "shuffle, cut, and draw your fate." They didn't have to do multiple cards for one person, did they? "Full of fertilizer, eh?" Laughing, Sabel shook his head and replaced Kellen's card on the deck. "That's an interesting way of wording things. Such eloquent speech will serve you well in your League of Justice, Head Boy. Be careful to not let bias and law obstruction get in your way." Slipping the cards together, he shuffled them slowly, not wanting to further bend or upset their already tattered state. Instead of taking the card from the top, he cut the deck and pulled off the top of the middle, flipping it about and frowning at the 'Hanged Man'. "Alright, maybe take back what I said about my mood. This looks promising." Placing the card in front of Kellen, he tiled his head slightly. He could see how he had nearly become a hanged man. "Maybe that's what'll happen if I keep speaking my mind." He was getting better, but in specifics he was thinking back to Ikenna's threat. Not a pleasant memory at all. __________________ I've got a fire for a heart._________________________________________________ I'm not scared of the dark._________________________________________ _______________________________________You've never seen it look so easy.