[Obviously... there's something going on or around the lake. Ferran has played enough video games to want to investigate the waterfall first; although he's a decent swimmer, he'd rather not risk getting caught by something in the lake to start with.
(And although he is curious about whatever might be there at night, he's not quite reckless enough to just go there and sit around in plain sight, waiting for something to happen. Yet.)
So they're there shortly before noon, when the sun is high in the sky and they'll have more time to dry off if they do have to get wet. They have a little bit of walking to do to get closer to the waterfall, but it'll give Ferran some extra time to practice the frost spell. He turns to Hibiki after adjusting his gloves, eyebrows raised.]
What do you think is hiding here?
b: questionable crunch
[Ferran is looking suspiciously in the direction of a certain mountain, a furrow in his brow and a hand to his chin.
He also has his pack slung over his shoulder.
He is also walking in that direction.
So, you know, if someone is looking to also check out a mountain, or stop a boy from checking out a mountain, this is the chance! It could even be a chance for something else, too—his thoughtful pose drops as he holds his hand in front of him, and in a flash of red light... a granola bar appears. (It's a very sparkly process, suited to his previous role as a magical boy.)
Nonchalant, Ferran takes a bite. Floating mountains are very mysterious... he has to wonder what kind of thing is keeping it all together if it's not just a relic itself, and how gravity does or doesn't work within certain parts of the island. There are definitely some questions he wants to answer.]
c: caves might be safer than a paper mountain. (closed to maya)
[Ferran probably became aware of these caves by hiding in them from goblins.
Look, it's not like he's that scared of them or anything—he could probably punt one of them if he really tried—but running is just simpler than confrontation that they might remember and might come back to bite him later.
Also they're creepy, what the hell, he didn't know he was signing up for this. Why can't everything just be mostly-human or rock-monster?? It's so much easier when your allies are nice normal looking people and your enemies are crystal things made of darkness and whatever.
Anyway.
With how many hidden things are shoved into this one piece of floating land, there could be any number of useful treasures or other things hiding in these little crevices. Maybe even a clue to a certain important magical item. Who knows!
He knows a little better than to go out looking for things on his own where he could fall or something, so he's asked a more experienced Reclaimer to come along. Probably more experienced. It'll be fine.]
It feels like this place could be its own goldmine...
d: wildcard
[Let me know if you have any other ideas! You can reach me here or over at lumieresdedragon!]
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[Obviously... there's something going on or around the lake. Ferran has played enough video games to want to investigate the waterfall first; although he's a decent swimmer, he'd rather not risk getting caught by something in the lake to start with.
(And although he is curious about whatever might be there at night, he's not quite reckless enough to just go there and sit around in plain sight, waiting for something to happen. Yet.)
So they're there shortly before noon, when the sun is high in the sky and they'll have more time to dry off if they do have to get wet. They have a little bit of walking to do to get closer to the waterfall, but it'll give Ferran some extra time to practice the frost spell. He turns to Hibiki after adjusting his gloves, eyebrows raised.]
What do you think is hiding here?
b: questionable crunch
[Ferran is looking suspiciously in the direction of a certain mountain, a furrow in his brow and a hand to his chin.
He also has his pack slung over his shoulder.
He is also walking in that direction.
So, you know, if someone is looking to also check out a mountain, or stop a boy from checking out a mountain, this is the chance! It could even be a chance for something else, too—his thoughtful pose drops as he holds his hand in front of him, and in a flash of red light... a granola bar appears. (It's a very sparkly process, suited to his previous role as a magical boy.)
Nonchalant, Ferran takes a bite. Floating mountains are very mysterious... he has to wonder what kind of thing is keeping it all together if it's not just a relic itself, and how gravity does or doesn't work within certain parts of the island. There are definitely some questions he wants to answer.]
c: caves might be safer than a paper mountain. (closed to maya)
[Ferran probably became aware of these caves by hiding in them from goblins.
Look, it's not like he's that scared of them or anything—he could probably punt one of them if he really tried—but running is just simpler than confrontation that they might remember and might come back to bite him later.
Also they're creepy, what the hell, he didn't know he was signing up for this. Why can't everything just be mostly-human or rock-monster?? It's so much easier when your allies are nice normal looking people and your enemies are crystal things made of darkness and whatever.
Anyway.
With how many hidden things are shoved into this one piece of floating land, there could be any number of useful treasures or other things hiding in these little crevices. Maybe even a clue to a certain important magical item. Who knows!
He knows a little better than to go out looking for things on his own where he could fall or something, so he's asked a more experienced Reclaimer to come along. Probably more experienced. It'll be fine.]
It feels like this place could be its own goldmine...
d: wildcard
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