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  1. LessName
    HELLO WHAT? Wait wait wait- so let me get this straight, Beosta’s dad kills her, and put his wife’s soul in his daughter’s body? AM I THE ONLY ONE WHO THINKS THATS CREEPY?
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    Faunus sighed softly, standing from the booth and walking over to the bar in the first class train car, and grabbed herself a glass of water. Her intention was to give Kion some space, to process and think, but the argument was also overwhelming for her. “Of course, who isn’t going to show up on this ride? I unfortunately don’t listening to voices that don’t have bodies.” Faunus said with an exasperated scowl, throwing her hands in the air.
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    “Look, I only just learned about my Narration, so I haven’t gotten the chance to save any homeless people, unless you include yourself.” Faunus grinned, “I’m a woman, that’s how, it’s a special talent. Just like men like to smash things, women twist words.” “You’re not being helpful, Hacob, please leave.” Faunus said softly. “From what I’ve gathered, Kion, it’s not magic, it’s the building of a story. But I can understand how frustrating this must be for you, and I’m sorry if I’ve seemed frivolous to you, I’m still learning.” She sighed softly, running a hand through her long hair.
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    She smiled innocently at Kion, “It’s not my fault you called me omnipresent. How am I supposed to take that other than I’m so large?”
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    “Yeah, well he’s not welcome.” Faunus said, wrinkling her nose is disgust, “And he’s not here anyway.” She declared, hoping that would force Hacob away. “And you mister,” Faunus started, pointing an accusing finger at Kion, “Stop whining, you’re very important. Just because Narrators can do things easier than you, is no reason to give up.” Faunus waved a dismissive at Hacob, as if to ignore him. “I have no idea who that is, but he might have a decent point, unfortunately.”
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    Yes, although I realized later I forgot the e and that was unintentional. Faunus scowled at the one who appeared, and then disappeared. “I don’t like that one, and I’m fairly sure Subversion would agree with me.”
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    “Incase you’re unaware, I’m not omnipresent. I’m not that large, thank you very much. You have no idea how to talk to a woman, do you? First the whole rhetorical thing, now you’re declaring me fat.” Faunus said, crossing her arms over her chest, that one eyebrow still raised, expression flat. While that twinkle was still in her green eyes, the rest of her seemed unamused, although there was just the smallest twitch at the corner of her mouth, the barest upturn of a smirk.
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    She raised that questioning eyebrow at him, “We? You and I specifically, or are you talking about me rhetorically again? Because I don’t know what’s worse, being talked about behind my back, or being talked about rhetorically to my face.” The corner of her mouth twitched up in a smirk, those green eyes of hers getting that twinkle in them again.
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    She nodded, leaning back in her seat, brow furrowed in thought. Faunus needed to believe this world was real, because that belief made it so. Smiling gently at Kion, she said, “Thank you, I think I understand.”
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    “But you see, that’s the thing. None of it feels real.” Faunus said, leaning forward in her seat, “It’s just words.” As she mused on that, the reality of the train flickered, dumping them for a moment in the desert, before she regained control, and they were once more, sitting in the train, landscape flying by through the windows. She paused, mouth open to say more, then she shut it with a click, feeling an embarrassed blush fill her pale freckled cheeks. “Um, thank you, I guess.”
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    Faunus looked at Kion aghast, “You think I’d acknowledge the existence of logic? Please, that’s far too limiting.” She grinned a goofy grin, sitting down across from him in a booth, “Really? You looked scared out of your wits, sitting in that corner, staring at nothing. But it’s okay, you can be honest, you had fun because of the brainwashing. I refuse to believe anyone would have a good time, dancing with me. Especially after I step on their toes.”
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    “Away from the Render, got it.” She said, smirking as she watched Kion straighten out his clothes, green eyes twinkling mischievously. Faunus moved to board the train, handing the conductor two tickets that simply read, ‘away from the Render’ the conductor nodded, gesturing to a train car closer to the front, “First class, you’ll have the whole car to yourselves.”
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    “Well, which way is the right way?” Faunus asked, pulling two tickets out of her pocket. As they walked up to the train, shoes suddenly covered her feet again, and her outfit shifted ever so slightly, her white blouse a little more fancy, her long strawberry blonde hair doing itself up in an elaborate braid.
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    “Well, isn’t that just wonderful.” Faunus said, the sarcasm practically dripping from her voice. She then trudged along silently for a while, before she paused, and pointed at something in the distance. There so happened to be a train station, with the train boarding. “What do you think?”
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    Faunus sighed, “We should probably walk for a bit, then I’ll see what I can do. But we’re really far away, so hopefully your Render won’t be here for a while.” As she declared her intention of walking, a floppy sun hat appeared on her head, to shade her pale freckled face from the sun.
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    “Well I, unlike Bacon, am not self conscious to even consider a Render.” Faunus said, bare toes digging into the sand. “Not that I can get this Narration to work right for me anyway, because I did not want to come here. I hate sand.”she said, wrapping her arms around herself in a hug, glaring disdainfully at the offending sand.
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    Faunus raised a questioning eyebrow at him as they stepped through the portal, “I can’t run forever? Well, unlike you, Kion, I don’t have a render trying to kill me.” As she stepped out of the portal, her bare feet touched sand, which made her look up sharply, then groan. The portal closed behind them, leaving the two stranded in a desert, with nothing around. Maybe she should have specified where the portal was to lead. . .
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    Stormfather Bondsmith Zelda
  19. LessName
    Faunus sent a letter back, No, unfortunately I have never seen this in my life. Must be from someone else.
  20. LessName
    @Ookla the Inquisitive
  21. LessName
    She’s done, @xinoehp512
  22. LessName
    Faunus looked up towards the render, and scowled. “Wonderful, just wonderful-“ then she directed her dissatisfaction towards Kion, “And you, well that was plain stupid- come on, let’s get you out of here.” As she said that, it just so happened that a portal appeared in the center of the pavilion, to take them elsewhere. It was rather convenient being a Narrator. With a grin she stepped through, her long waist length strawberry blonde hair swaying behind her. good night.
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    Much smaller than Lego people, I’d say smaller than a finger nail. But yes, very adorable, even though they have no faces.
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    She looked up at him sharply, “You do what now?” Faunus stood quickly, stepping toward Kion, and grabbing him by the shoulders. Then she shook him. “What’s wrong with you? This is no time to celebrate. How long have you been sitting here? How far is this Render?” Her green eyes full of concern, she dropped her hands to her side.
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    Yes! They’re very tiny.
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