ludo
"We are beyond please and thank you, sweetling," Ludo murmurs, sounding all the older for the youthful visage it presents to its chosen. "But next time, I would like an offering, not a bad joke." And now it is a smile that crosses Ludo's face, and with blackened fingers, it reaches out to accept the weight of a mostly-dead limb.
Mostly-dead, though, makes it an absolutely wonderful candidate for a bit of assistance from the spirit world, and what Remi will at first feel as a tingling around his right shoulder blade will soon become a burning warmth down the length of his arm and fingers, unimistakeable but not unpleasant. As for Ludo, it looks almost thoughtful, as if in conversation with someone (or something) as it works.
And when it's finished, although the Lullaby's arm will look the same, it will feel... well. As good as healed and then some. Indeed, one of the only true changes appears in the form of two ethereal fingers, softly translucent in the place of where the missing digits once were.
"There you have it," Ludo says. "I left the spirit with a little free will. I thought it would enjoy that." Sorry not sorry.
Ludo has allowed a spirit to take possession of Remi's arm, allowing him full and painless use of it once more (including use of the missing digits). The spirit is mostly under control, but Remi's arm may occasionally act... out of turn.
Mostly-dead, though, makes it an absolutely wonderful candidate for a bit of assistance from the spirit world, and what Remi will at first feel as a tingling around his right shoulder blade will soon become a burning warmth down the length of his arm and fingers, unimistakeable but not unpleasant. As for Ludo, it looks almost thoughtful, as if in conversation with someone (or something) as it works.
And when it's finished, although the Lullaby's arm will look the same, it will feel... well. As good as healed and then some. Indeed, one of the only true changes appears in the form of two ethereal fingers, softly translucent in the place of where the missing digits once were.
"There you have it," Ludo says. "I left the spirit with a little free will. I thought it would enjoy that." Sorry not sorry.
Ludo has allowed a spirit to take possession of Remi's arm, allowing him full and painless use of it once more (including use of the missing digits). The spirit is mostly under control, but Remi's arm may occasionally act... out of turn.
