Ivar "The Boneless" Ragnarsson (
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riverview2017-03-28 03:37 pm
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Second Ax [@the.boneless, video]
[Ivar's improving on using the video function. This time, he gets it on the first try. His voice is just a little above a whisper and he's looking off to the side at something just beyond the camera. The background shows he's in the forest beyond the city.]
Does anyone know where I can find a fire-proof bridle?
[The question seems a bit of a non-sequitur until he turns the camera to the side. There's a Ponyta standing not too far off. Ivar's been trying to get it closer all afternoon. It's taken a lot of patience, but now it's only about ten feet away. Its diamond-shaped eyes narrow as it watches the Viking and the Pokemon tosses its head, too suspicious to come any closer.]
Come on. I won't hurt you. Just a little further. Come on.
[For someone who usually keeps everyone at arm's length with a combination of sarcasm and toughness, he sounds far more gentle than usual. It seems to be working, as the Ponyta takes a hesitant step forward, ears pricked forward in anticipation. Ivar's face is a combination of wonder and awe. He's about ten seconds away from completely freaking out. This creature looks like something from an old legend, a horse with a mane and tail of fire. This qualifies as the coolest thing he's seen since he came to the city.]
Does anyone know where I can find a fire-proof bridle?
[The question seems a bit of a non-sequitur until he turns the camera to the side. There's a Ponyta standing not too far off. Ivar's been trying to get it closer all afternoon. It's taken a lot of patience, but now it's only about ten feet away. Its diamond-shaped eyes narrow as it watches the Viking and the Pokemon tosses its head, too suspicious to come any closer.]
Come on. I won't hurt you. Just a little further. Come on.
[For someone who usually keeps everyone at arm's length with a combination of sarcasm and toughness, he sounds far more gentle than usual. It seems to be working, as the Ponyta takes a hesitant step forward, ears pricked forward in anticipation. Ivar's face is a combination of wonder and awe. He's about ten seconds away from completely freaking out. This creature looks like something from an old legend, a horse with a mane and tail of fire. This qualifies as the coolest thing he's seen since he came to the city.]
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[He really shouldn't mention this, but...]
If you can follow my advice as well your friend's, you might able to capture that Ponyta no problem. However, if it feels threatened or hostile, there is another option.
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[The Ponyta watches him with a combination of interest and wariness, more of the former than the latter. It really does like him, lucky for the young Viking.]
Oh? What's that?
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[It was a big relief as well since he didn't want him to battle without any knowledge of a Pokemon battle.]
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Good. I'd hate to have to battle it.
[That would likely end with something on fire. Namely Ivar.]
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Does she have a floating tree stump Pokemon with her?
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[Sprig had kind of creeped out Ivar at first.]
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I think she is also one of the students who attended my lecture.
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[He's going to need more knowledge than he currently possesses to properly care for his new Pokemon.]
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For now, I think Letha can help you on capturing that Ponyta for now.
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[Knowledge is power, after all. The Ponyta now looks calm and content, eyes squinting shut.]
Thank you for your help.
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[If he's finished with the video feed, he hoped that he and the Ponyta will get along well.]