Learning From The Past
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Thread Topic: Learning From The Past
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Silph closed his eyes as he felt the rain pelting his bones, soaking into his clothes and fully ears as he danced with the lighting, his rumbling laughter mixing with the Storms thunder. He arched his back and started to fall, opening his eyes to watch the layers of clouds falling past before catching himself on a stay bolt
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Shiro petted his dog. "Good girl."
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Silph spotted Shiro house through the storm, and hesitated for a moment before landing on the roof. He stared down, focusing on the feeling of the others soul, before dicing to place some protective wards around the building, just in case. He couldn't protect the other last time, so he was going to damn well try to this time.
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Shiro smiled. "Want to go on a walk baby girl?"
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Silph closed his eyes and took a deep breath, before summoning his Lyre. As it appeared, the strings and runes covering its surface lit up bright blue, and Silph soon started playing to begin setting the wards, channeling his magic through the Lyre and music
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Shiro smiled. He put the leash on the dog and walked outside.
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Silph froze when he saw the other walk outside, and immediately used his magic to calm the storm some what around the other so that he wouldn't get drenched
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Shiro smiled at his dog. "You're such a good girl."
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Silph watch for a moment, before silently jumping to a nearby tree to follow him
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Shirl's dog jumped on him, wanting pets. "Later girl."
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Silph tilted his head as he watched the other, a soft rumble escaping him
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Shiro smiled. His dog started barking. "What is it girl?"
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Silph froze when the dog started barking, curling his tail around the tree branch he was standing on.
(Really tempted to have the branch break under him lmao) -
Ooooo. Do it!))
Shiro looked at the dog like she was crazy. "Girl, there's no one there." -
Silph shifted his wight to leave, before he yelped as the brach under him snapped, sending him tumbling in a bony heap to the ground. He handed hard on his back, knocking the wind out of him, and he groaned in both frustration and embarasment at his mistake
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