fourteenth labyrinth

[lord-wizard.livejournal.com]

[friends of Ashura]

My name is Felix. We may or may not have spoken previously, but I wondered if I might ask you a few questions.
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[A pause while he thinks this over, then he hastily adds...]

[Cupid]

I've heard you are a god of love. Might I...ask you for advice on a related matter? My name is Felix...for the filter.
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....

So what, pray tell, is the next godforsaken holiday on the castle's calender. I feel I should be keeping on my toes...

[Which he is, in this case literally, as he reaches up for some tea on a high shelf in the kitchen. Making tea is a harder than normal process when injured. He places the tea on the counter and runs a hand through his slightly curly red hair, which is loose and wild about his shoulders, since tying it back requires more than one hand. Now, where was that tea kettle?]

((Open as open can be. Come ambush the wizard in the kitchen))

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[lord-wizard.livejournal.com]

Precisely. [Felix watches him.]

You mean your way? No thank you. I'd rather do it the old fashioned way...[Cause, you know, stubborn, and Clu's trick uneased him a little]

[end-0f-line.livejournal.com]

[Inefficient. B[

But Clu doesn't seem to respond aside from setting the kettle down.] Suit yourself.

It's a holiday centered around the idea of love; judging from what I've read, I'm pretty sure it's obvious how all of this will go down when the fourteenth rolls around.

[lord-wizard.livejournal.com]

[Felix smiles lightly and turns on the stove] I do not mean to put you out, it is that, especially with the wishes, it is too easy to get complacent about having only to ask for things. Sometimes a little effort makes it all that more worth it...

I any case I am getting the same idea, but I am still torn between abject fear and utter amusement. Time will tell which it will, I suppose.

/was slow today from business but will not be tomorrow, I am sorry! ;3;

[end-0f-line.livejournal.com]

Good to know you're willing to spend a little effort. [Which is really about the nicest thing he can manage to say about all of it.]

Hm. [He chuckles under his breath, moving to lean back against the counter, crossing one booth over the other.] Bit of both is what I'd bet on.

/aw, that's ok! <3 Busy with tabletop games/work/sleep myself

[lord-wizard.livejournal.com]

[Felix strikes a rather similar pose opposite Clu]

You're probably right. Rather common reaction to nearly everything that happens here. At least I'm never bored.

fff tabletop games= <3

[end-0f-line.livejournal.com]

Hard to find chaos boring under any circumstance.

Even if they're the ones you wish you didn't have to endure.

also insomnia ;)

[lord-wizard.livejournal.com]

Indeed. Though chaos as a constant state is somewhat less desirable. I wonder if that's why so many people get jobs - or make them for themselves. For the order of it.

[end-0f-line.livejournal.com]

Order is such a...vital, precious thing. What Users I knew always fought against it. Refreshing to see someone that can appreciate it.

[lord-wizard.livejournal.com]

[Users?]

I see it's uses and it's place life. It's not nearly as fun, but it's more productive and more restful on the mind. Too much order can be just as bad. Even nature is chaotic.