Lambert (
whattaprick) wrote2020-02-08 03:36 pm
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DESCRIPTION: Half the time he forgets this thing even exists, or how to turn it on and off.
DESCRIPTION: The concept of a mailbox is rather foreign to Lambert, who's not exactly what you'd call big on personal correspondence. But there's a wooden crate you can probably drop shit into ???
BUG LAMBERT TO MAKE YOU SHIT: Given time and the right ingredients (which he'll usually ask people to provide) he can make potions (with potential side effects), oils, and bombs. You can bother him more about that in person.
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[ what an amazing lack of answers. ]
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[ The flat tone of his voice suggests that no, that answer doesn't settle his mind at all! Who's not bothering to hide his suspicion at all, that's right, it's this guy! Strange may be his best friend but that's failed to preclude him doing absolutely weird shit in the past and Lambert doesn't expect that to change at all. ]
You know she can't go that far from me and I'll know what you're up to as soon as I end the spell, right?
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[ Still, he'd said 'fits right,' so Lambert is pretty sure that isn't it. Not about to pass up a good chance to get a dig in, though. ]
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New experiment: get a daemon high ]
Drugging aside, it's for the holidays. At least for this afternoon, my plans don't involve any form of hallucinogens or alcohol.
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[ At the very least, he's curious. ]
I'm not at my cabin right now, so you can either wait until I get back tonight or come find me.
[ Because he knows you can find him, ya absolute creep. He's on the other side of the moon, for the record, currently riding Pig through the snow. ]
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Melt some snow near you. I can't travel through snow, only water or ice.
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There. Happy?
[ When Strange steps out, he'll find Lambert bundled up in winter gear beside Pig, arms crossed. It isn't properly on the other side of the moon yet-- about halfway there, really -- but it's far enough the cabins and caravan are out of sight. ]
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That worked perfectly, as you could probably tell. Hello there Pig.
[ And reaching over, he tries to give the horse a little pet on her snout. ]
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She doesn't like her face being touched. [ He says, with the automaticness of someone who's said this more times than he cares to remember, but he does smile oddly at the sight of Strange actually using that stupid sweater. Still, Strange did call him for a particular reason, so he's quick to wave a hand, summoning Celandine. She manifests on Pig's saddle, of course, unwilling to brave the cold, and squints at Strange. ]
Hello, Strange. What have you got for me?
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Strange is just grinning like an idiot, perfectly happy with this present. ]
Happy Christmas, Celandine. Shall I tie this around your neck or do you want Lambert to?
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Have Lambert put it on! [ She hops around Pig's saddle and the bundled-up cloth strapped on behind it (which Strange may recognize as the blanket Childermass gave Lambert) excitedly, and Lambert sighs and holds a hand out to Strange, not very successful at looking out-upon. ]
So now you're spoiling my soul?
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[ Strange brightly responds, with a grin, as he offers Lambert the tiny cape. Well go on, Celandine said to put it on, you tie it around her neck, Lambert! ]
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Well? How do I look?
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As Celandine primps and preens, Strange gives the polecat a small nod. ]
You look lovely. That color fits your fur perfectly.
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[ For how solemnly she says it, one gets the sense it's not really a thank you for the cape. ]
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Better odd than other things, [ he mused. Better odd than mad. He takes a few steps towards Celandine in order to get a better look at her in the cape. There's a pause before Strange continues, ] I suppose I'll let the two of you continue on. I only wanted to drop off the present, after all.
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Unless you've got somewhere else to be. More presents to give.
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I'll stick around, but where were you going anyway?
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There's a spot a few minutes' ride away that makes a good place to practice. [ Lambert pauses for the briefest of moments. He doesn't like talking about this, but ... ] Practice turning into a dragon, that is.
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I'll help you out, of course, but if the space is large enough to hold a dragon, then it should be open enough for me to practice my smoke.
[ What little time he's practiced helped Strange figure out that while he's got turning into smoke quickly down pat, being smoke for thirty seconds or more still makes Strange come over a little funny. With a shrug, he continues, ]
Lead the way.
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Why do you think I asked you to come along in the first place? I don't need help with the spell itself. I figured that out with Sans a while ago.
[ But it becomes difficult to hang on to his mind, to hold it for long enough to matter. That's the problem. He swings himself up into Pig's saddle, Celandine scrambling to sit in front of him, and he offers a hand to the magician to hoist him up behind him if he's willing. ]
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Did you ask me to come along to sedate you or because you want my magical expertise?
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Hold on to me. [ And Pig's off, racing through the snow in a way she can't really afford to anywhere else. The reason is immediately obvious: the ground shudders and bucks underfoot with every strike of her hooves, leaving a trail of devastation in her wake. If there was a road beneath them, it would be shattered to pieces. ]
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As Lambert tells him to hold on, Strange does. And wow is he glad he does. Strange holds on for dear life as Pig thunders across the snow. This is the second time this month he's gotten stuck on a Pokemon running through the snow. Man he misses horses.
If Lambert looks back at him, he'll see that Strange is just holding on for dear life and looking slightly terrified. ]
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