Amalthea / Barghest / Lethe.

[soulping]

[ And, with a start, you're somewhere else: A small, whitewashed room with another tinny woman's voice rattling off the walls. ]

Comments

Re: Discussion.

[menially]

Hahah - well, we all have our own strengths, right?

Still, friendship isn't always easy. We'll just have to see where everyone stands.

Re: Discussion.

[plotluck]

Yeah. I don't think thinking a lot is one of mine. I'm not sure why anyone would think it's a weakness though, still. Because having friends is warm and they can be like a family. I'd be really lost if I were alone and even with people I don't know it seems way less stupid--like you and the girl and that other guy being here definitely means I feel better, so isn't that a strength? I'm Percy, by the way.

Re: Discussion.

[menially]

[Chuckling and offering a hand.]

Technic. It's nice to meet you.

If you think it's a strength, then stick with your answer. Your reasons are your own, you know?

Re: Discussion.

[plotluck]

[Taking it and shaking vigorously!]

Nice to meet you! But what do you think?

Re: Discussion.

[menially]

[gonna be feeling that in my wrist later, that's for sure]

Me?

Mmm - not quite the same reasoning as you, but I'd still call it more of a strength.

Re: Discussion.

[plotluck]

What reasons?

[Just curious.]

Re: Discussion.

[menially]

Just that I know what it's like to draw strength from being alone, as well as having a team and other friends to rely on.

I wouldn't want it taken away, now that I've had a chance to experience it.

Re: Discussion.

[plotluck]

So being afraid of having it gone is a weakness?

Re: Discussion.

[menially]

It can be, though I'm sure it depends on how you look at it.

I'd rather focus on having it, instead of losing it.

Re: Discussion.

[plotluck]

I would too. Being afraid is tiring.