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Oliver has been busy thinking.
The only change in his behaviour is that he's been slightly more distracted, mostly notably when he shows up to practice fighting in the morning. The only change in his routine has been to spend more time at the nearby farm Talking to Huxley, making sure he plays nice with the other horses. While he can spend a lot of time doing that, he can't legitimately spend all day doing so.
He happens to be strolling outside today near the farm, having finished patrolling the fields. An old Bible is held loosely in one hand, but he's not reading it. (He told himself he'd try to learn about this land's religion. But what can he do when he can't force himself to read past the first few verses?)
Right now he's intently watching a circling hawk. He holds a hand out to it, then makes it circle first in one direction, then the other.
The only change in his behaviour is that he's been slightly more distracted, mostly notably when he shows up to practice fighting in the morning. The only change in his routine has been to spend more time at the nearby farm Talking to Huxley, making sure he plays nice with the other horses. While he can spend a lot of time doing that, he can't legitimately spend all day doing so.
He happens to be strolling outside today near the farm, having finished patrolling the fields. An old Bible is held loosely in one hand, but he's not reading it. (He told himself he'd try to learn about this land's religion. But what can he do when he can't force himself to read past the first few verses?)
Right now he's intently watching a circling hawk. He holds a hand out to it, then makes it circle first in one direction, then the other.
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No Death's Hand with her today, which is possibly a relief, given that he looms and is generally creepy at people.
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"I trust the day finds you well, Lady Jen Zi?"
Other young women get 'miss', but they're not religious figures.
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"Decently, though I recently acquired a horse that has given me some trouble. Quite a vicious little brute. I work as often as I can with him, though, and the family I stable him with are quite good with horses as well.
"How go the plans for the religious centre?"
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"Ah, wonderful." He doesn't sound displeased about this - but neither does he sound excited.
"How big will it be? Where are you planning to set it?"
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Here, Oliver. Have what appears to be a Gabriel.
"Good morning! Good morning!"
There wasn't really any reason to repeat it, except that it sounds good.
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"Gabriel, was it?"
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Then again, isn't that what he was observing the real Gabe's mannerisms for?
"Yes!"
Beam.
...
What's your name, Oliver?
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Yes, he feels angsty and horrible saying his title, but it's become habit by now and Oliver's trying not to attract attention to his INNER TORMENT.
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So Oliver gets a rather careful bow in return. It is a bow which suggests that any rash movement could result in overbalancing.
"At your service! Also. ...You have three names," Ditto adds, with a hint of confusion. (And if he seems to be studying Oliver's face, that's because he is. Oliver, RUN AWAY NOW if you don't want to get turned into at a later date!)
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Gaberiel is getting eyed a bit longer than is polite as Oliver tries to figure out whether he's being mocked.
Evidently he decides on 'not', for he then says, "Godsworn is the title assigned to me by my religious order."
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Books have interesting things in them! (Sometimes!)
Like pictures!
There is also a human. The question is, how to separate the book from the human?
There is a small yellow thing watching Oliver intently. And craftily. And possibly several other adverbs.
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Oliver, still looking at the hawk. Giving Pikachu time to devise its Master Plan!
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It also creeps up and noses at the book. This is clearly a flawless and highly intellectual plan, created by a mastermind!
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-- that little creature that he saw at the meeting. Unfortunately, his memories of the parts of the meeting that didn't involve him are rather blurred.
He relaxes. "Ah. Why hello there, little...."
What was its name?
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Spotted!
It freezes, until it's clear that this human is not going to try to catch it.
"...Pikachu?"
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Which quickly proves itself to a rather large dragon as Nhim spirals downwards to land not too far away. "Oliver!" she calls cheerfully as she heads over.
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His face brightens into the largest smile he's given in some time as he waves up at Nhim.
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"And quite glad of the interruption, I might add," he says cheerfully.
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"Oh? Of what kind?"
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