First End
[Action; Locked to House 19]
[So guys. This morning you're getting a Christmas in July present. A 6 foot 9 guy in a closet. And someone who might want to kill you. How nice of the Malnosso!
...Though it's a rather filled closet, so you might not want to open it. Less you want him to fall right down on you. At least he's peacefully knocked out?
Pretty much your life this morning guys. Enjoy that.]
[Action; Open]
[So! After that misadventure Hakumen will make his way to the plaza, still very disoriented from his rude awakening. And missing his giant sword. Not a good start to his day. For anyone passing by it won't be hard to notice the large man in white armor sticking out like a sore thumb, as he stares at the fountain for quite a while. Although what sticks out more are the ripped New Feather clothes he is holding in one of his hands.
If you happen to get close enough, he'll reach out to tap your shoulder. ...Well not as much tap as he will gently slam a hand down on it. He has questions for you, who dare come by on a peaceful walk. And no, he won't be letting you go until you answer them.
And yes he is not phased at all by the fact that it's raining out right now. Why should he?]
[So guys. This morning you're getting a Christmas in July present. A 6 foot 9 guy in a closet. And someone who might want to kill you. How nice of the Malnosso!
...Though it's a rather filled closet, so you might not want to open it. Less you want him to fall right down on you. At least he's peacefully knocked out?
Pretty much your life this morning guys. Enjoy that.]
[Action; Open]
[So! After that misadventure Hakumen will make his way to the plaza, still very disoriented from his rude awakening. And missing his giant sword. Not a good start to his day. For anyone passing by it won't be hard to notice the large man in white armor sticking out like a sore thumb, as he stares at the fountain for quite a while. Although what sticks out more are the ripped New Feather clothes he is holding in one of his hands.
If you happen to get close enough, he'll reach out to tap your shoulder. ...Well not as much tap as he will gently slam a hand down on it. He has questions for you, who dare come by on a peaceful walk. And no, he won't be letting you go until you answer them.
And yes he is not phased at all by the fact that it's raining out right now. Why should he?]