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Symbolic Animal of Gallifrey
Elliott nodded at Fia's comment. "Maybe I'll explain it some time" he told her, genuinely meaning it, he'd told some of the stories to John and Chas, mainly if he noticed just how similar they were to the mythology and legends of Earth. He decided to give a bit of an explanation of the very basics of Attili mythology, for Kay's benefit particularly as the others already knew what he was going to say. "But obviously, like any culture there are a lot of stories and interpretations of said stories. Plus the whole thing about Attili mythology is that there is no magic in it, even though there are various creatures that sound far too like demons to be a coincidence, according to John anyway, and I agree with that" the last part was added when he could see that John was about to make some kind of protest. "Instead it's focused on people who had extraordinarily potent birth powers. There's stories of MindWalkers who could warp reality itself into what they saw in their minds along with all typical kinds of crazy shit, battles, family feuds and grand thefts that you'd see in any culture."
"And what mythology isn't complete without some amazing heist stories?" John smirked to which Elliott and Quincenti nodded. "True that, the theft stories are often the best stories. You should hear A.J. when he gets started on the Gaelic mythology, he's very proud of being Irish. Medh of Connaught and the great Ulster bull heist being a particular favourite. I did mention that he, his sister and the older brother Martín come from a long line of Celtic warriors? Apparently they go right back to Cú Chulainn." John raised an eyebrow, impressed by what Elliott was saying, he knew they were descended from warriors, but not which one. In the magical community it was well known that the Irish bloodlines were some of the strongest in the world when it came to magic, witchcraft and druidry. In Ireland the Downworld was said to be one step closer to the normal world, lurking right on the boundaries of belief. "If that's indeed true then then they've got some seriously potent warrior blood in them, potentailly some magical bloodlines too." "They grew up in the warrior tradition, but a family feud forced them to England and they decided to use their skills to set up a restaurant, gain connections in the warrior, magic and Downworlder circles and make their own crew."
"And what mythology isn't complete without some amazing heist stories?" John smirked to which Elliott and Quincenti nodded. "True that, the theft stories are often the best stories. You should hear A.J. when he gets started on the Gaelic mythology, he's very proud of being Irish. Medh of Connaught and the great Ulster bull heist being a particular favourite. I did mention that he, his sister and the older brother Martín come from a long line of Celtic warriors? Apparently they go right back to Cú Chulainn." John raised an eyebrow, impressed by what Elliott was saying, he knew they were descended from warriors, but not which one. In the magical community it was well known that the Irish bloodlines were some of the strongest in the world when it came to magic, witchcraft and druidry. In Ireland the Downworld was said to be one step closer to the normal world, lurking right on the boundaries of belief. "If that's indeed true then then they've got some seriously potent warrior blood in them, potentailly some magical bloodlines too." "They grew up in the warrior tradition, but a family feud forced them to England and they decided to use their skills to set up a restaurant, gain connections in the warrior, magic and Downworlder circles and make their own crew."