Beta Ray Bill (
betarade_spill) wrote in
nexus_sages2015-10-08 02:39 pm
![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png)
Entry tags:
It's a Bird, It's a Plane
Aw, shucks. It's that large, funny-talking horse dude with the winged helmet. What's he doing with that big wooden sign? Hammering it into the ground in the Forum? And, what does it say? "FREE PIGGYBACK RIDES." He can't be serious. Who would trust this huge, jolly weirdo (even if he does clean out demons like it's his day job)? The long-snouted thief of Thor's wardrobe must be nearly seven feet tall, and he's wide enough to weigh a quarter ton!
Oh, great. He's hovering. He must really be insane to expect anyone to go FLYING with him. The 'man' looks like some kind of monster. And, is he looking this way? Too late to hide...
"Wouldst thou care to take to the sky with Beta Ray Bill?" The joy of flight is apparently worth sharing. Boy, someone must be in a good mood...
((Note: any characters taking Bill up on this offer are in danger of seriously getting their hair mussed. Horse jokes may result in one unassisted flight lesson...just one))
Oh, great. He's hovering. He must really be insane to expect anyone to go FLYING with him. The 'man' looks like some kind of monster. And, is he looking this way? Too late to hide...
"Wouldst thou care to take to the sky with Beta Ray Bill?" The joy of flight is apparently worth sharing. Boy, someone must be in a good mood...
((Note: any characters taking Bill up on this offer are in danger of seriously getting their hair mussed. Horse jokes may result in one unassisted flight lesson...just one))
no subject
"How fairest thee, Amelia Ronsam?" Level flight takes a slight downward turn, a shallow dive, still at an easy pace.
no subject
"Very well. This is amazing! My jealousy for your ability to fly about as you please is unmatched." She means it as a compliment, really. The ability to fly whenever and wherever she wanted at a moment's notice is something she'd give a lot to have.
no subject
He pats her leg conspiratorially, as they continue their descent toward the more heavily built-up commercial district.
"Mayhap thou art thou ready for a mite of a thrill?"
no subject
He can't see her grin, but he can definitely feel the slight check and tightening of her grip. "I thought you'd never ask!" She laughs heartily. "By all means, show off a little!"
no subject
Aw...that sounded like a challenge! He didn't realize she'd danced across the sky before, so it's a bit of a surprise. Still, you don't have to tell Bill twice. The uptick in velocity is sudden, and he sharpens the descent into a very steep one. They're dashing down, directly at a building, when he barrel-rolls at the last second to dodge it. Now, the disjointed architecture of this interdimensional space is working to their favor, because these buildings in the Commercial District do not mesh. At all. Outcroppings to sail over, and skybridges to dive under...
no subject
But Amelia? She revels in it. Her laugh fills the Commercial District as they soar over the heads of the unsuspecting people below. She even dares at one point to reach out and run a hand along the cloth awning of one of the district's many shops. The fabric is surprisingly soft and she laughs all the more as she pulls her hand back in.
This is turning out to be one of the best ideas ever.
no subject
no subject
no subject
When the alien hammer-man hears her laugh after their latest hijinks, he rockets upwards, absolutely zooming skyward, making sure to keep the G-forces conducive to Amelia's continued survival. Once they're high enough to see a mind-boggling amount of the Nexus at once, he finally eases up.
"Well, mine compeer. We hath our pick of domains through which to sojourn next."
no subject
"Perhaps a more leisurely flight through the Parklands? I haven't explored them very much and I hear they're quite beautiful." Double dipping seems like the best way to explore around here, given that they're flying around.
no subject
no subject
"I think it's time to land," she says, her voice barely loud enough to be heard over the wind rushing past them.
no subject
no subject
no subject
"Verily, Amelia Ronsam. Didst thou not take joy in the sky?"
no subject
no subject
"I be pleased to hear that thee wert enthralled. A braver lass than most, doth thou be."
no subject
"I have my moments," she agrees. "Life is lived best when you let go of your fears and simply do things. Speaking of which..." Her eyes dart back and forth real quick before she leans a little closer. She lowers her voice slightly when she speaks again. "Any chance we could do that again sometime?"
no subject
"Perhance, Amelia Ronsam. Perchance. But there were the matter of mine belly, being owed..."
no subject
no subject
"Mine only weakness, roasted reptile. A meal for a flight, I suppose, even if mine back can only just withstand thee." Another few billion tons, and he wouldn't even be able to lift her.
no subject
no subject
"Tell me: why doth a lady go so well armed in her travels?"
no subject
"Because a lady is only a lady when she needs to be." That's rather cryptic. It deserves a better explanation, but she isn't going to just give one. "I often find myself in need of ways to protect myself and to right the wrongs of a situation." Surprisingly, that's true. Misleading, perhaps, but she isn't lying.
no subject
"Fond of stabbing, art thou?"
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)