The Reverse of the Two of Swords

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[Phone]

"Seeing as how we were told not to go on the road, and those who would bind us here offered agreements to those who blindly followed, I believe that someone need run to the end of that gauntlet.  Not to fight, or to explore, or even to rescue someone, but to do no more than see what is at the end of the gauntlet.  Perhaps the greatest things are done with no expectations.  If any of you know how to drive a car without it falling to mere parts, I would be delighted to have an accomplice."

[Action 1]

[Are you on the streets of Mayfield?  If you are you are safe, now the sidewalks, Liz is trying to figure this car thing out before she runs a gauntlet in it and she's having some problems.]

[Action 2]

[In the shopping district, Liz can be seen purchasing a pair of goggles and a silk scarf, then walking out to a rather beaten up looking car]

Comments

Re: [phone]

[elevatoravatar.livejournal.com]

"I am not looking for something. Should I find something, that will only enrich the experience, but I go only in search of myself. This is a mission of spite, not a mission of discovery, for I believe that wonder and discovery are languages our captors do not speak, where as spite is how they primarily speak."

[phone]

[gandere]

So in other words, you're going because you want to and because they told you not to.

[elevatoravatar.livejournal.com]

"Exactly. If I find something it will add to the experience, but, I think that if I go doing this, it may yield different results than going with an agenda."

[gandere]

Seems like a waste of time.

[elevatoravatar.livejournal.com]

"When you are immortal, time is something that you can freely waste."

[gandere]

So you're claiming to be immortal?

[elevatoravatar.livejournal.com]

"I was created to be timeless... So that if the master needed, I would be there to serve."