[It's a two-for-one special when the feed begins. The face in front belongs to a young man with dirty blond hair, aquiline nose and perfect jawline. And he seems to be shirtless.]
[The face peeking over his shoulder looks to be around the same age with dark hair and pale skin. Mostly ears and cheekbones beyond that. He's still stuck in one of
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Sitting up and looking at the mixed matched pair, Charles can't help chuckling at them.]
Prince Arthur of where?
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I defaulted to prose but if you'd rather switch to action that is fine with me. :D Also I added Merlin to the "Who" in case they would like to jump in as well. I know how Merlin likes to keep an eye on Arthur! ;)
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The Lady of the Lake?
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The poems are also works of verbal art in and of themselves.
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[Nevermind that they theoretically have more important things to worry about. But maybe this is a sign...maybe Freya is trying to help him again.]
Merlin. Looks like you know Arthur already.
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[Sorry but now he's starting to feel like his students, in coming face to face with people he knows but apparently doesn't.]
Charles Xavier.
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If you don't mind my asking, where did you hear these stories?
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[As he says the name, its almost an unconscious thought to reach out and attempt a very discreet read of this man's mind. Just to try to get an idea if his belief about being Merlin -and the other man about being Arthur- is genuine or some sort of game.]
They're legends, where I come from. Practically every school child hears at least some version of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round table.
[ooc: *shy wave!* I keep a permission post for Charles's habit of mental spelunking. He can't help himself some times but feel free to say he gets blocked out and/or control how much he can see and experience. Or give him the whole Merlin canon, he'll be such a happy geek for that! :D]
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[And then Merlin's laughing.]
Even Gwaine? I'm not really sure his stories are meant for children.
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His laugh, however, is in direct relation to the comment and thoughts about Gwaine.]
Sir Gawain and the Green Knight is practically required reading for high schoolers in my time.
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[Heavy thoughts for a skinny guy who has a part of his mind devoted to mucking out stables and hauling bath water bucket by bucket.]
The green knight?
[Merlin arches a brow. Percival? Elyan? They're all a little 'green', but good and loyal and brave.]
What're the chances that I might be able to read some of the stories for myself?
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Everybody has to start somewhere I suppose the thought sent almost on reflex.]
I don't know if the libraries on this planet would contain the stories from the culture of another world. That's actually an interesting prospect, though.
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Yeah...interesting.
[Was that you? Can you hear me?]
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Yes, it is me. Ah, hello then.
He's spoken with a couple of different beings since arriving here but except for his conversation with Erik, nothing quite as direct as with Merlin. The younger man's clarity is fascinating.
If it bothers you, I can withdraw?]
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