lookingforhead (
lookingforhead) wrote in
thenearshore2018-05-09 11:04 pm
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
[Semi-Closed] [Backdated] A New Start
Who: Celty and Patchouli, Anyone with reason to be at the temple then is welcome too
When: Evening of November 6th (Evening of the April training log)
Where: Temple of Thoth
What: Celty moves in with her new god, with a horse and kitten in tow.
The black motorcycle rolled to a stop with a faded wail as the rider finally pulled up to the temple that she'd been directed to. Once she started asking around, and more particularly asking the right people, Celty found out that she'd been reassigned to a new god, one who had been around but was in need of a Shinki. Somehow she couldn't help but feel like she was 'late' somehow, but she pushed that thought aside as a soft mewl came from her helmet.
She had it in her lap, flipped upside down for her kitten to take a nap in. While having a place to live was vastly preferable, Celty and Shooter were able to make do without. The kitten on the other hand needed a home and food and she'd been taking care of that but their new home would make this all easier. Looking back at the temple, taking in the angled sides and the open arrangements of pillars to let daylight in she was certain this was an Egyptian temple. But she'd not met the aspect of Thoth before, at least that she could remember. She wondered what she was like.
Dismounting, she walked up to the temple doors with the helmet tucked under her arm, letting the kitten keep on snoozing. Going with her headlessness on display might be a bit shocking, but best to get that out in the open before any misunderstandings happened. The bike quietly rolled along behind her, riderless, her horse just as eager to meet their new patron. She gestured back, cautioning him not to make a scene before a small problem occurred to her: how does one announce their presence in such a temple? Was there a doorbell? A chime? The square of her shoulders turned left and right as she tried to solve this mystery, hopefully before someone found her standing awkwardly in the entryway.
When: Evening of November 6th (Evening of the April training log)
Where: Temple of Thoth
What: Celty moves in with her new god, with a horse and kitten in tow.
The black motorcycle rolled to a stop with a faded wail as the rider finally pulled up to the temple that she'd been directed to. Once she started asking around, and more particularly asking the right people, Celty found out that she'd been reassigned to a new god, one who had been around but was in need of a Shinki. Somehow she couldn't help but feel like she was 'late' somehow, but she pushed that thought aside as a soft mewl came from her helmet.
She had it in her lap, flipped upside down for her kitten to take a nap in. While having a place to live was vastly preferable, Celty and Shooter were able to make do without. The kitten on the other hand needed a home and food and she'd been taking care of that but their new home would make this all easier. Looking back at the temple, taking in the angled sides and the open arrangements of pillars to let daylight in she was certain this was an Egyptian temple. But she'd not met the aspect of Thoth before, at least that she could remember. She wondered what she was like.
Dismounting, she walked up to the temple doors with the helmet tucked under her arm, letting the kitten keep on snoozing. Going with her headlessness on display might be a bit shocking, but best to get that out in the open before any misunderstandings happened. The bike quietly rolled along behind her, riderless, her horse just as eager to meet their new patron. She gestured back, cautioning him not to make a scene before a small problem occurred to her: how does one announce their presence in such a temple? Was there a doorbell? A chime? The square of her shoulders turned left and right as she tried to solve this mystery, hopefully before someone found her standing awkwardly in the entryway.
no subject
That probably wouldn't actually take that long. Magic is great, right?
no subject
A small shed would do too, but Celty doesn't want to sound like she's just neglecting her horse. Really he's just low maintenance.
'But if there's anything you need me to help with let me know. I can also take care of any errands. I've been doing some courier work on the side to make my own money.'
no subject
"As for the rest... well, I'd have to look around inside to see what needs to be done. Mostly move some furniture around to get you a space to live in, I guess... I will definitely need help with that because I'm not very strong."
Argh, sorry it took so long to get back in gear. I'm here though.
'Thank you again. We'll try not to be too much trouble.
Um, though any room where I can get electricity and internet is preferable.'
Just because she was a figure from Irish Mythology, it didn't mean she couldn't also be a modern girl.
It's alright, these things happen!
"That won't be an issue at all. I've made sure those are available. There's a lot of information I can't just access from books nowadays, so I need those anyway."
Believe it or not, she does use a computer, not just microfilm readers. Though you would be excused for thinking otherwise...
no subject
Or at least, guns weren't what she'd have to worry about.
Perhaps, though she lacked the full memories of it, it had to do with the fact that Patchouli was like her, a woman who was far older than she looked and slightly more attuned with things on this Shore than the other.
She stood there for another awkward moment as she tried to think if there's anything else, but the introductions had been done and it seemed there were no pressing fires for her to put out.
'Ah. Well. Thank you for letting us stay then.'
She bowed again, a bit more formal this time, in the Japanese style. Just another curious bit of habit and muscle memory she was only starting to have memories to explain.
no subject
Now she wondered if that was a common thing.
"We should probably have a look around so we can find a room for you to stay in," she said with a nod. "There's a few rooms I can do that with."