Verity Willis (
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Stories and hobbies and other ways to pass the time
Verity's in her favorite seat in the forum, drinking coffee and trying to read a book that's frustrating her. It isn't long before she puts it down with a scowl aimed at the cover (or possibly the concept of books). "Does anyone understand Norse mythology? Is that a thing? Because I do not get it."
"Alternately, any suggestions for hobbies for someone with lots of time and few skills? Preferably things that aren't group activities."
((A note about Verity: she's got a magic spell stuck in her that lets her always know when someone is lying to her. Please respect this; if your character is trying to lie to her, please make that known so she can react appropriately.))
"Alternately, any suggestions for hobbies for someone with lots of time and few skills? Preferably things that aren't group activities."
((A note about Verity: she's got a magic spell stuck in her that lets her always know when someone is lying to her. Please respect this; if your character is trying to lie to her, please make that known so she can react appropriately.))
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She would permit his coming to sit next to her. There might be a chance of cuddles for the kid, but mostly because he's small and innocent-looking. And also she's still not sure where his "off' button is and this way she'll already have an arm around him
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"That makes a disturbing amount of sense, but it doesn't help me understand. You explain it? You're good at stories." And there's the unspoken promise of ice-cream-shaped rewards at the end. He knows how well-stocked her freezer is.
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He does, indeed, know a thing or two about the contents of her freezer, as well as the rewards a teller of tales can expect from a grateful audience.
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"Hmm. How do I get to this cave?"
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"You sure you want to know? It might not be good for you to hear it."
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"Puppies? That sounds... really unlikely. I always figured you for a cat person."
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unless they're villains!"Hel-wolf was, it turns out, something of a ladies' man during our visit to Hela's realm, and spent some time in the company of the great she-wolf who guards the gates. Hela sait since the puppies are a consequence of my visit, I had to be the one to find them homes. And I did!"
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"Oh? That's good. Good job." Is that what he wants to hear? Is it what he needs to hear? The hell if she knows. There are books about this kind of thing. She'll have to read one of them.
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"I found homes for all of them except one; the troublemaker that nobody wanted. He's going to be my dog, and he'll be the best dog ever."
He really believes that.
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"I'm sure you're going to take really good care of him." She gives him an encouraging smile and hopes the little beast doesn't eat any of his limbs. "What's his name?"
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"That's sweet. Have you told your brother yet?"
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She'll hate herself for it later.
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