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[action; the village]
[He managed to get those pesky wings to stay flat against his back at least. It still feels weird, but he is happier now that he's got his clothes on and he made it out of the forest. He's still far, far away from New York though. That much he can tell. The white cotton clothes held in his hand, Maiza looks around in a wonder as he walks into what looks like a small village.
It doesn't look like anywhere he has been before. Narrowing his eyes, he will approach the nearest, friendly looking person.]
Pardon me, ah... could you explain to me where this is?
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... I think I've got this figured out now. What an interesting contraption.
Hm.
I was told speakin' to this journal will allow me to speak with the other folks in this area. Thought I'd introduce myself, as from what I've heard we're all stuck in the same boat, here. [A pause.] My name is Maiza.
[Longer pause.... what do you even say to introduce yourself when you're talking at a journal?]
[He managed to get those pesky wings to stay flat against his back at least. It still feels weird, but he is happier now that he's got his clothes on and he made it out of the forest. He's still far, far away from New York though. That much he can tell. The white cotton clothes held in his hand, Maiza looks around in a wonder as he walks into what looks like a small village.
It doesn't look like anywhere he has been before. Narrowing his eyes, he will approach the nearest, friendly looking person.]
Pardon me, ah... could you explain to me where this is?
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... I think I've got this figured out now. What an interesting contraption.
Hm.
I was told speakin' to this journal will allow me to speak with the other folks in this area. Thought I'd introduce myself, as from what I've heard we're all stuck in the same boat, here. [A pause.] My name is Maiza.
[Longer pause.... what do you even say to introduce yourself when you're talking at a journal?]
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[He can't laugh at a senior capo, so he'll just quietly feel embarrassed for Ronnie. How did they all not know how weird it was for a Camorrista to do things like that? Even if it was fun. Really fun.]
...Would it cheer you up?
[Not that Maiza seems particularly sad, but Firo knows that when the homesickness hits, it hits hard.]
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[He has a feeling kids like Czes would call it childish, though.]
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[They might not be able to get as many as Isaac and Miria, but who needs that many?]
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[There's gotta be time for some hobbies around here right?]
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Make them? Outta what?
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[He's really just trying to be cheerful. He owes that to Firo because now they're stuck here and to him, Firo and Czes are kids still, and he's got to be better for them than he had been for Gretto... He doesn't want to regret that again.]
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[Firo thinks that taking care of Maiza is now his responsibility. The guy's just new to Luceti, and Firo needs to make sure that everything goes okay for him.]
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[Maiza on the other hand wants to look out for Firo and Czes. He might be new here, but he's still the eldest.]
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Dunno if that's something i'd get into...
[... weird.]
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Glow-y or not, he was pretty good with a knife.
[Good enough to land a hit on Firo and watch him regenerate...]
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[And by that Firo means friendly and sharing their criminal inclinations.]
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[He frowns and looks away. The guy was enjoyable company and Firo's been a little lonelier since his absence.]
He's... not actually here anymore. He got sent home or disappeared or whatever it is that happens to people.
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... That's a shame. He sounded like good company.
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[Firo bites his lip to keep himself from saying anything sentimental. The guy was one of his first friends in Luceti, and the familiarity of hanging out with someone also on the wrong side of the law helped ease the transition.]
Um, anyway, the house shouldn't be too far away now. It's me and three other people. Well, one's sorta like a cat, but I think she's still basically human.
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