gratuitous violence; unnecessary, satisfying, heartbreaking
Ronin thinks, and Juniper lights up the night... and it hits the Huntsman, like a message delivered OOC via the Cat Sith wikipedia page. Whilst it's true that the Fae won't be able to see the felines, spirit realm or otherwise, they are very enticed by her lantern and by the little illusionary globes of light. Indeed, the two back on the mortal plane will find themselves very much watched by several pairs of eyes. They've got the Cat Siths' attention.
"Lead them away," Ronin suggests to Juniper. "They're attracted to the lantern. We can get them away from the woods and keep a fire going to attract them until Longnight is over."
Meanwhile, perhaps it's because the cats are suddenly distracted, or perhaps it's because of Delphia's spiritual guidance (most likely both), but Remi will suddenly feel as if he's been plopped back down to reality. There is no urge to run, no urge to follow. Just the cold detachment of the ghostly realm, and his body slumped nearby.
Juniper distracts the cats with her lantern! Ronin suggests leading them out of Ludo's woods with it and building a fire to keep lit until the end of LongNight.
Remi is finally able to shake off the felines' influence, with Delphia's help!
"Lead them away," Ronin suggests to Juniper. "They're attracted to the lantern. We can get them away from the woods and keep a fire going to attract them until Longnight is over."
Meanwhile, perhaps it's because the cats are suddenly distracted, or perhaps it's because of Delphia's spiritual guidance (most likely both), but Remi will suddenly feel as if he's been plopped back down to reality. There is no urge to run, no urge to follow. Just the cold detachment of the ghostly realm, and his body slumped nearby.
Juniper distracts the cats with her lantern! Ronin suggests leading them out of Ludo's woods with it and building a fire to keep lit until the end of LongNight.
Remi is finally able to shake off the felines' influence, with Delphia's help!
RONIN
