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misborncat) wrote2010-05-26 09:50 pm
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carpe-ho_ras [closed, for Merlin]
Asato didn't like the rain. He huddled up further under the tree canopy and curled his tail around him further. His cloak was getting soaked through and he figured he'd eventually have to brave the full force of the spring storm to get inside the mansion and dry off, but he wasn't really looking forward to that.
Times like this, he missed his tiny hut in his home village. Or even Bardo's inn. Something warm and safe.
Like I said, for Merlin, but if someone wants to chat with a water-logged kitty, feel free to poke me.
Times like this, he missed his tiny hut in his home village. Or even Bardo's inn. Something warm and safe.
Like I said, for Merlin, but if someone wants to chat with a water-logged kitty, feel free to poke me.
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It's already crackling cheerfully in the hearth. The hut itself is rather old and murky, the place is untidy but not exactly dirty - there are herbs hanging from the ceiling, and the faint scent of clove is everywhere.
If Asato pays attention (there are pans hanging), he'll notice that everything metal is generally copper, and certainly not iron.
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The hut is ... familiar. The pans and metal work is really the only thing different from his own hut back home as he had clay and stone crockery. Well, the size as well. A small one room hut vs. this? No contest.
"It's wonderful."
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I'm going out of chronological! Shame on me.
"Tea? Yes please."
Fffff, chronology is for losers. ^^
"Tea and stew," he mutters as he puts the water to boil on the fire. "For we are both famished, are we not?"
Good to know. ^^
You know what they say about feeding stray cats...
<3 <3 <3
The cauldron is probably in plain view.
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Besides, the faster things get done, the sooner food is around.
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He taps the earthen mug lightly.
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He'd gotten an unused hut of his own when he'd been deemed too big to stay with his 'aunt' any longer so he didn't know how to build his own. It seemed like a very impressive thing to him.
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"Though I had little else to do, in the day."
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He looks half-pleased and half-worried.
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