[The Horizon is a fascinating place, crafted and shaped freely by the will of the Summoned — sometimes unknowingly, from what he has been told. His own experience in this plane is middling at best, but he has spent time exploring when he can spare it, wandering away from his own domain and into the far reaches of others.
Here, there is nature couching him at all sides, peaceable and golden — with the exception of a familiar face stationed in a tree, scribbling away. Struggling with words.
[Bold, indeed. Especially given this man’s newness — one that he shares with Henry, if he recalls correctly, given that they arrived around the same time, only planted in different parts of the world, divided up by territory lines and brewing tensions.]
Do you think the leaders of your territory are given to listening to new arrivals? That's ambitious of you, and so soon.
[He says it with a quirking brow and a lilting tone. There is no real judgement couched within—or at least none that Henry allows himself to enunciate—but rather, a true curiosity. What is the leadership like in Thorne?]
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Here, there is nature couching him at all sides, peaceable and golden — with the exception of a familiar face stationed in a tree, scribbling away. Struggling with words.
He approaches, hands behind his back.]
“Belief”, maybe?
[Hello again.]
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Belief and feeling feel too vague still.
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Well, what are you trying to say?
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[ bold, but you have to start somewhere. written appeals can at least start a discussion. ]
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Do you think the leaders of your territory are given to listening to new arrivals? That's ambitious of you, and so soon.
[He says it with a quirking brow and a lilting tone. There is no real judgement couched within—or at least none that Henry allows himself to enunciate—but rather, a true curiosity. What is the leadership like in Thorne?]
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Oh, it is unlikely they'll listen. But if I am persistent and well spoken, at least they may give my thoughts a pause until the ground is fertile.
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[Henry’s smile is well-kept, faint, and seemingly constant.]
Well, I’m sure you’ll find a satisfying way to word your letter with enough time. This place seems like a good environment for focusing.
[It is wildly, wildly fantastical to Henry, despite his rather mild disposition.]
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Yes, I'm quite fond of this place.
How do you find it so far?
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[At least that is... objectively true. No matter how one looks at it.]
What's its significance? If you don't mind me asking.
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But this tree specifically? Is this a new creation, or is it reminiscent of what exists in your "elven realm", too?
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Oh, this tree? I planted it when I was young. A few hundred years ago.
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And how old are you, exactly? Or is that rude of me to ask?
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Over a thousand at least.
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Is that the norm where you're from, then?
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Not at all. I'm aware that the race of Men have much shorter lifespans.