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It's a perfect day to go take a walk. Yes, it does look like rain; yes, he's supposed to be memorizing his Marx and Lenin; yes, it's Friday the 13th.
But since the door to Laigle's room seems to have vanished completely, leaving him stranded, it's a perfect day to go take a walk. To explore. To stretch his wings. He avoids the church building site on the principle that construction of any kind is a hazard, and he makes a general effort not to fall in any lakes and get eaten by mermaids, but he has no idea about the shooting range out back.
Whistling a jaunty tune, Bossuet goes to see the sights of Milliways.
((Just because I forgot that Friday the 13th was coming up is no reason for the canonically unlucky to escape fate. He's due to be set on by dogs, but if anyone wants to throw anything else in his direction, he's fair game. Just let me know before you drop anvils on his head?))
But since the door to Laigle's room seems to have vanished completely, leaving him stranded, it's a perfect day to go take a walk. To explore. To stretch his wings. He avoids the church building site on the principle that construction of any kind is a hazard, and he makes a general effort not to fall in any lakes and get eaten by mermaids, but he has no idea about the shooting range out back.
Whistling a jaunty tune, Bossuet goes to see the sights of Milliways.
((Just because I forgot that Friday the 13th was coming up is no reason for the canonically unlucky to escape fate. He's due to be set on by dogs, but if anyone wants to throw anything else in his direction, he's fair game. Just let me know before you drop anvils on his head?))
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Not to Shephard, you understand. Just to people he knows.
And we bring him up because he's out at the target range with his Osage selfbow, testing out his latest batch of arrows. He knapped the arrowheads and fletched the shafts himself, so it's best to make sure he did good work.
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Tra-la. He pauses to admire a butterfly as it flutters by.
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Well, 'dogs' might be a little generous. 'Three-legged Satanic Christmas hams' is probably more accurate.
They do seem to have come to their feet to start moving towards the new arrival, though. Humans can't be allowed to hurt themselves, they know that.
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Tra-la.
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It's more metallic-sounding than a regular dog's growl would be, but it's definitely a growl.
Also it is coming from three different directions.
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The bread-and-butterfly has him backing rapidly closer and closer. Only when he stumbles on an awkwardly-placed molehill and falls on his backside does he notice the growls.
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They're watching you, Lesgle. Really, really closely.
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HEADLESS EYE HOUNDS are terrifying. Lesgle makes a sound like hrrkk and rolls onto his feet. What are you supposed to do about angry dogs? Angry monster-dogs? Do you run? Maybe you run.
Lesgle begins to run.
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OH WAIT HE IS RUNNING THE WRONG WAY
WE NEED TO FIX THAT
Two of the hounds swing around to push closer to his left flank.
(Worth noting: the growl has stopped, and there is no other noise. Just the sound of hoofbeats, because they don't have paws, they have cloven hooves.)
(That's ever so much more reassuring, we're sure.)
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Lesgle is fond of cats, generally speaking. He pauses mid-tune and bends over. "Puss? Puss-puss-puss?" The cats here probably speak English. He'll try French though, just in case. "Minou?"
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She turns, and approaches in meandering loops, as human attention is interesting, but no cat should come immediately when called.-
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She seems friendly.
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If he did, he would have a better chance of avoiding the tiny purple alicorn that's plummeting toward his position. She flaps her wings frantically but can't seem to halt her descent.
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Bossuet has barely recovered from the sprint and the climb. When the thing lands on him, he falls over.
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He sits up. If this hallucination attacks him, he's not running. He's all run out for the day.
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