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Just cause I read worse don't mean it ain't cursed
Flame snorted, dodging the touch with palpable disdain. Mood ruined and spite returned in full, they dug their claws into the shingles of the roof, tail curling in around their feet. They missed their wings, but didn't really have the time nor energy to waste on novelties. They were almost beginning to regret not seeking out the assassin's guild.
"Well, it seems most of us are reincarnations of someone... well, we remember, so something that tied in with that would probably make us more memorable... callsigns would have to be the opposite, though; my tricks don't work as well if people don't know what's coming. Simple and easy. Lotus, maybe? The symbol of reincarnation." They paused upon hearing the voice that was beginning to grate on their ears, huffing.
A jump to another roof; further away, this time, was apparently what it took to restrain themself from making another scorch mark on the road.
"Prestige can go die in a ditch," they drawled. "Battle is easier when people don't expect you to swing below the belt."
They hopped to another roof, scaling the chimney and perking their ears, their mouth opening to allow them to run the rough scents of the city past their palate. "Where are we even going to find white racoons. In all my years of building roofs in the middle of the night, all I can remember are slate grey pelts."
"Well, it seems most of us are reincarnations of someone... well, we remember, so something that tied in with that would probably make us more memorable... callsigns would have to be the opposite, though; my tricks don't work as well if people don't know what's coming. Simple and easy. Lotus, maybe? The symbol of reincarnation." They paused upon hearing the voice that was beginning to grate on their ears, huffing.
A jump to another roof; further away, this time, was apparently what it took to restrain themself from making another scorch mark on the road.
"Prestige can go die in a ditch," they drawled. "Battle is easier when people don't expect you to swing below the belt."
They hopped to another roof, scaling the chimney and perking their ears, their mouth opening to allow them to run the rough scents of the city past their palate. "Where are we even going to find white racoons. In all my years of building roofs in the middle of the night, all I can remember are slate grey pelts."