If you wanna know the truth about the truth, it's a scam
While the rest of Caido rolled in it's ever-happening turmoil, Olavi's life was at an almost disappointingly slow lull. He and Nerissa's deals were going well, the Underwater City was enjoying a period of peace and Torchline's natural disasters had almost entirely effected those above the surface. For the Mers, life was bland.
Routine and observation was his whole life, his career, and Olavi was good at it...but in the last seasons, he'd seen in himself that he'd begun to grow bored. Bored of always being in the background, the silent threat with nothing of his own to say. He'd begun to wonder if he'd wasted some of his chances to explore, to do more for himself: not that he wanted to stop helping Nerissa (he loved her too much to ever do that), but Olavi had begun to crave being the main character in his own life, instead of someone else's second.
With that in mind, he'd been setting out on his own trips more. The canals afforded the Mers more chances to explore and see the human world, and while he'd never been that interested...it was still a new sight. Setting off in the early morning, he was in the city by the time the sun was rising, leaning over the edge of the canal looking into the street. As people passed, he tried to the the attention of those that looked particularly nice (ie potentially easy to con): "C'mere. I got a favour to ask."
Routine and observation was his whole life, his career, and Olavi was good at it...but in the last seasons, he'd seen in himself that he'd begun to grow bored. Bored of always being in the background, the silent threat with nothing of his own to say. He'd begun to wonder if he'd wasted some of his chances to explore, to do more for himself: not that he wanted to stop helping Nerissa (he loved her too much to ever do that), but Olavi had begun to crave being the main character in his own life, instead of someone else's second.
With that in mind, he'd been setting out on his own trips more. The canals afforded the Mers more chances to explore and see the human world, and while he'd never been that interested...it was still a new sight. Setting off in the early morning, he was in the city by the time the sun was rising, leaning over the edge of the canal looking into the street. As people passed, he tried to the the attention of those that looked particularly nice (ie potentially easy to con): "C'mere. I got a favour to ask."
OLAVI
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