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Claude von Riegan (
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2020
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10:03 am
➵ Archer (Chiron)
im saving my horse puns for threads
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riegan
2020-11-01 11:36 am (UTC)
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I hope so, too.
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antaressnipe
2020-11-02 06:22 pm (UTC)
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[... A bit of a huff as he hands over the arrows as promised]
As I mentioned, you could very well make them again yourself, but if they have sentimental value... I have no right to keep them from you.
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riegan
2020-11-03 03:44 pm (UTC)
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He's relieved and he reaches out for the arrows. Carefully, as if they were made of glass and could break at any moment, he takes them, r
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Thank you, Teach... Chiron.
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He holds them delicately,
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I owe you for this.
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antaressnipe
2020-11-03 04:23 pm (UTC)
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... No. You owe me nothing.
[The arrows belonged to him since the beginning, but Chiron kept them hostage for his own whims. It's hardly heroic or worthy of praise, and Chiron decides not to excuse the conduct, even if he had his reasons]
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Quietly,)
I hope so, too.
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As I mentioned, you could very well make them again yourself, but if they have sentimental value... I have no right to keep them from you.
no subject
He's relieved and he reaches out for the arrows. Carefully, as if they were made of glass and could break at any moment, he takes them, r)
Thank you, Teach... Chiron.
(He holds them delicately,)
I owe you for this.
no subject
[The arrows belonged to him since the beginning, but Chiron kept them hostage for his own whims. It's hardly heroic or worthy of praise, and Chiron decides not to excuse the conduct, even if he had his reasons]