Post by edan godfrey on May 30, 2015 22:33:43 GMT -5
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[attr="class","appn"]edan godfrey
[attr="class","appc"]age 23
[attr="class","appc"]group magician
[attr="class","appc"]sex male
[attr="class","appc"]occupation gov't apothecary
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there is a faint, perpetural stench of sulfur everywhere—in your training rooms, magic shops, among the clothes in your closet. as a child it made you wrinkle your nose in disgust, but now the smell has become so constant that you barely notice it anymore.[break][break]
it doesn't make it any less repulsive.[break][break]
and while it's hard to pinpoint the exact reason why it's nauseating (it draws homesickness, grief, mother) it's just easier to shove your head into a book and pretend it doesn't bother you. there's no excuse; it's psychological, really (is it even there? you've asked; you think your brain is playing tricks on you).[break][break]
your best place is among medicines and drugs; books about stitching skin and bone back together rather than ripping it apart (it doesn't mean you're no good at the latter). better than sitting useless, quite literally resting on the tipping point between asleep and awake. some days it's hard to tell the difference between them.[break][break]
but you're getting distracted - again. focus on the task at hand. the government doesn't employ you for nothing. heal and supply them and sit docile. follow orders and everything will be fine; just fine.
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there is a faint, perpetural stench of sulfur everywhere—in your training rooms, magic shops, among the clothes in your closet. as a child it made you wrinkle your nose in disgust, but now the smell has become so constant that you barely notice it anymore.[break][break]
it doesn't make it any less repulsive.[break][break]
and while it's hard to pinpoint the exact reason why it's nauseating (it draws homesickness, grief, mother) it's just easier to shove your head into a book and pretend it doesn't bother you. there's no excuse; it's psychological, really (is it even there? you've asked; you think your brain is playing tricks on you).[break][break]
your best place is among medicines and drugs; books about stitching skin and bone back together rather than ripping it apart (it doesn't mean you're no good at the latter). better than sitting useless, quite literally resting on the tipping point between asleep and awake. some days it's hard to tell the difference between them.[break][break]
but you're getting distracted - again. focus on the task at hand. the government doesn't employ you for nothing. heal and supply them and sit docile. follow orders and everything will be fine; just fine.
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edan doesn't like his magic flamboyant or showy. needing to put his own spin on things gives him a headache - also, he's lazy and, honestly, not that creative. he goes by the book because it's a lot simpler that way. he also has a knack for fiery spells.[break][break]
contracted to audra, who was previously contracted to his deceased mother.
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edan doesn't like his magic flamboyant or showy. needing to put his own spin on things gives him a headache - also, he's lazy and, honestly, not that creative. he goes by the book because it's a lot simpler that way. he also has a knack for fiery spells.[break][break]
contracted to audra, who was previously contracted to his deceased mother.
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played by: mari[break]
face claim: [b]drrr!!,[/b] [i]kasuka heiwajima[/i] - edan godfrey
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played by: mari[break]
face claim: [b]drrr!!,[/b] [i]kasuka heiwajima[/i] - edan godfrey
