They say you don't really wanna fall in love

[lucetimods]

Who: The people of Luceti!
What: Love love love love
When: From the 11th to the 16th
Where: Within the walls of Luceti. There is no escape.
Summary: Suddenly you're in love with things you never noticed were so important to you before. Feelings, welled up inside you, are now bound to come out.
Rating: M for MUSHY

You folks know the deal. Event information is here. When people meet, they may just start falling in love when they see a trait that perks their interest. How you play it and how long it lasts is at player discretion.

Don't forget to add your tag to the log in this format: [fandom] character name

Note: A separate log will go up on the 17th for the hot springs/hotel portion of the event.

Comments

[dissonates]

...How can something be a rat and a person at the same time?

[herotypical]

When it's a rat who used to be a person. But then wasn't. For all kinds of unforunate reasons. Don't worry. She got better.

[ ...unfortunately. ]

[dissonates]

...That kind of thing is possible on your world?

[Wow, he thought that sort of crap only happened in Luceti.]

[herotypical]

Very. Turning someone into a rat is actually a pretty low-level spell. The problem in this case was that the gal kinda cast it on herself. So it's tough to undo that kind of thing when you have rat lips.

[dissonates]

That's... messed up. On my world there's plenty of artes that can kill, but they don't screw with your body like that.

[herotypical]

...She turned me into a rat, once. Too. Briefly. Very briefly. It was very very brief, I promise. No leftover rat habits.

[dissonates]

Considering I haven't caught you pilfering food from the garbage or hiding from cats yet, I'd assume not. But maybe I should keep an eye on you, just in case.

[He may or may not be sarcastic here.]

[herotypical]

...I do like to nest. I'm a nester. Rats nest, right?

[dissonates]

...I can't say I'm particularly educated in the behavioural patterns of rodents.

[herotypical]

...I guess I can't exactly blame you. Rats aren't really the pinnacle of charisma when it comes to the animal world.

[dissonates]

That's one way to describe them, sure.

[Another is that they're filthy garbage-eaters, but hey, he's got no grudge.]

[herotypical]

Still. I can't really wrap my brain around someone wearing one in a hat.

[dissonates]

Circus performers. They've been known to do stranger things.

[herotypical]

Fair enough. That might be a multi-dimensional constant, actually.

[dissonates]

I'd honestly have been alarmed if the'd acted or dressed like normal people.

[herotypical]

Hmm. Does this make us judgemental? Are we perhaps being unfair?

[dissonates]

...Do we care? I don't think we should care.

[herotypical]

You don't think that not caring makes us kinda...cold?

[dissonates]

That's something I know I don't care about. Especially without them here to protest it.

[herotypical]

...Not even the guy with the rat hat?

[dissonates]

He never cared about mocking me, even when I was paying him.

[herotypical]

Gee. Your little band of misfits sounds like it might have had a few...y'know...issues.

[dissonates]

The fact that they were misfits should make that pretty obvious from the start, shouldn't it?

[herotypical]

It was more saying than -- y'know what? Never mind. The important part is that you accept their misfittedness. Which -- I'm assuming -- you do?

[dissonates]

More or less, as long as it doesn't interfere with their work. I'm not paying them to screw around.