[they rub their stone hand against the moss growing around their chin.]
All of the areas you can get to are a little, uh, much right now. Hopefully nobody would drink weird potions they found in a lab, but ... we might try to whip up an antidote?
they go inside, disappear for a minute or two. the cottage has big windows, but he can't see through them, nor can he see through the door when the statue opens it. but after a few minutes, they come out with a big ceramic pot, chipped on the side, with cheerful little birds painted on it, as well as a mortar and pestle.]
So, here's where you come in. You're going to grind all of that up into a paste and then we'll let it steep.
It's a big country so I haven't seen all of it, but we live on Veludo Way. Our theater troupe has a dorm there! I've only started acting for a little while, but Kazu's been doing it for about a year.
I got into acting 'cause my big bro was working there. I made irreplacable friends in the troupe, and I'm so grateful I could join.
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[they have big stone hands covered in moss and vines. it's fine, probably.]
Can't get the hang of it. Like talking in person anyway.
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There's a whole different feel talking in person instead of talking over the phone. I prefer in person too.
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You wanted to help out?
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[they rub their stone hand against the moss growing around their chin.]
All of the areas you can get to are a little, uh, much right now. Hopefully nobody would drink weird potions they found in a lab, but ... we might try to whip up an antidote?
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Like alchemy! I dunno much about plants. Do we have all the ingredients here?
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[they wander into the garden, looking at a couple plants here and there and pick a few leaves, some flowers.]
Grab some of those over there, why don't you? [pointing at a bush with some bright pink flowers growing on it]
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[But he does obediently go over.]
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[He'll grab one or two.]
How many do you need?
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[they just go on vibes. hmming and plucking a rose-looking flower.]
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[Picks out some more of these flowers.]
You do a lot of gardening?
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[considering again, very slowly.]
Yeah, that'll do it.
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Do you need something like a cauldron?
[They have to be combined somehow, right?]
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[they start to head in the direction of the cottage.]
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[He sits and waits like a well trained dog.]
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they go inside, disappear for a minute or two. the cottage has big windows, but he can't see through them, nor can he see through the door when the statue opens it. but after a few minutes, they come out with a big ceramic pot, chipped on the side, with cheerful little birds painted on it, as well as a mortar and pestle.]
So, here's where you come in. You're going to grind all of that up into a paste and then we'll let it steep.
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Gotcha!
[He'll take up the pestle and start grinding.]
That's a really cute pot.
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[it looks like something a grandma might own.]
So, while you're here, might as well tell me where you're from.
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I got into acting 'cause my big bro was working there. I made irreplacable friends in the troupe, and I'm so grateful I could join.
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[the vibe of a smile.]
What's he like?
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You tell him that, or is he the kind of brother you pretend not to get along with?
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