Event Log - Total Recall (2)

[lucetimods]

Who: YOU AND ME! THAT SPELLS... MOUYE?
What: More event shenanigans
When: Today until the 4th! (Backdating is okay too)
Where: All around Luceti. Actually that's wrong. Anywhere INSIDE Luceti.
Summary: It's that special time when the Malnosso collect all their recent experiments and apply them all at once to measure effectiveness. Although invaluable as research, it tends to leave the subjects looking just a bit mad.
Rating: Rated BLARGHARGHBLARGH

So there is a mod post and it pretty much tells you EVERYTHING you need to know. This is a second log so people can change up their effects and try something new, jump into the event late, or just avoid the impending CAPTCHA on the first log.

Don't forget to tag in using the appropriate format: [canon] character name

Comments

[burningdownfate]

[That rather surprises him.] Why not? Where are you going?

[flameoroku]

Oh, I'll be staying someplace nearby. I simply like to have some time to myself to reflect on things. [He dealt with Sozin's betrayal not too long ago. Even now he still couldn't believe his own best friend had abandoned him.]

[burningdownfate]

Like what sorts of things?

[flameoroku]

[...] On what I had fail to prevent when I was still alive.

[burningdownfate]

[Zuko leans on the counter and shrugs one shoulder.] I've heard that Sozin was pretty stubborn.

[flameoroku]

...When he has an idea going, he doesn't easily back down from it. [He stands to move toward the window in the kitchen]

I thought time would make him realize how wrong his idea was, but I was too soft and let our friendship blind me of how ambitious he was.

[burningdownfate]

[Zuko knows a few people like that, himself included. Definitely a trait he sees in Azula. He crosses his arms, not quite looking in Roku's direction when he answers.]

I think everyone's been blinded by false hope at least once in their lifetime.

[flameoroku]

It is part of human nature. Sometimes one must make mistakes in order to learn and grow as a person...Unfortunately, I saw the consequences of my own decisions far too late.