he said "i bet you don't remember me"
Were he her father Remi might have had a good deal to say about having seen her and what he might infer about her ways. His role was more like some close-in-age-uncle he supposed, where he really had no say over the who's and hows of her life, leaving him overly protective of her with no real justification for it. "I'm just saying that I'm more than a piece of punchable meat, that's all." Remi says with a smirk.
Standing outside with his arms folded and a posture that was inadvertently intimidating, the alchemist coughs loudly to try and disguise the sound of breaking glass. A woman, aptly noticing his lack of a shadow, narrows her eyes and mutters something at him in a language he doesn't understand (probably a curse), before scuttling off.
"I know for a fact you have heard the story of Pandora." Remi replies, which serves both as a warning and also his reasoning for not saying something like, wow, that's it? "Here? Or...away from all the caravans? Because if it is going to suddenly become a pool, here is not a very good spot."
Standing outside with his arms folded and a posture that was inadvertently intimidating, the alchemist coughs loudly to try and disguise the sound of breaking glass. A woman, aptly noticing his lack of a shadow, narrows her eyes and mutters something at him in a language he doesn't understand (probably a curse), before scuttling off.
"I know for a fact you have heard the story of Pandora." Remi replies, which serves both as a warning and also his reasoning for not saying something like, wow, that's it? "Here? Or...away from all the caravans? Because if it is going to suddenly become a pool, here is not a very good spot."
THE ALCHEMIST
and i said, "only every other memory".
Speaks with a thick Italian accent.
Force and magic can be used against Remi without permission.
Force and magic can be used against Remi without permission.
