week two | dates

[marriagebroker]

Kiss the girl~!

Or guy.

Or person.

Or Messmer's snake.

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[anathemaw]

Concern thyself not with them. We are of one mind.

[ the serpents will have as much fun as Messmer is having, which is ???? ]

... Let us see what this menagerie hath hidden.

[crimsin]

Very well, then.

[ He'd been thinking the snakes were some sort of familiars this whole time, not necessarily a part of Messmer.

Hol' up. Is this why he can never seem to spot their tails? Hello??? ]

Where would you like to start, mon ami? I will let you make the first pick!

[anathemaw]

[ much to think about...... ]

The map displayeth the route as a loop. We need only follow the path. [ a beat. ] The animals of this land art unknown to me besides.

[crimsin]

Well then! They look quite similar to what I know, so I am happy to give you the grand tour. These funny ones here are giraffes.

[ Look at these tall guys. Taller than Messmer even. ]

[anathemaw]

[ huh......... the higher serpent extends outwards towards the fence to look at the giraffes more closely. ]

A bizarre beast.

[ Messmer wonders what he's doing here... himself, not the giraffe, but also the giraffe tbh. ]

[crimsin]

[ There’s probably some poor zookeeper nearby wondering if they should fear for the safety of their animals. ]

The world is full of silly creatures. I think that is part of what makes it delightful.

[anathemaw]

[ nico is kind of a silly creature, when you think about it... Messmer sighs, his eye closing. ]

Thou art full of strange whimsy for thy years, Nicodeme.

[crimsin]

Do you truly find me so strange? I have not always been this way.

[anathemaw]

Only a stone would sit unchanged for a thousand years. Yet most creatures trend towards bitterness, while thou remainest sickly sweet.

[ you don't have to be mean about it, messmer... ]

[crimsin]

I suppose so.

[ Said as he casually begins floating while they walk, so he can hang out near Messmer's eye-line again. Gravity seems to be a suggestion rather than a rule for him. ]

I made a promise once, to learn to love life for all it was worth. I could never go back on that.