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Who: Everyone!
Broadcast: If you want!
Action: July Planet!
When: The month of July!

[This is another planet mingle since the first one has nearly hit captcha! Feel free to continue threads or start brand new ones!]

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Comments

[brainiest]

I think John would find a way to understand no matter what I did. He's a little ridiculous like that.

[axiomed]

[ He blinks, surprised that she calls him by his name. ]

Ridiculous, but charming too, I'm sure.

[brainiest]

That's just how he's always been. He's literally superhuman, and becoming the son of the God of Death didn't really change that either.

[ Surprise, Charles. Technical granddaughter of death here... ]

[axiomed]

. . . I'm afraid you lost me somewhere.

[brainiest]

Oh!

[ ... Yes, the Drabwurld can be a bit messy. ]

John Grimm was my adoptive father in the Drabwurld. Before I adopted him he... Died, but returned as something known as the Son of the Shuck, part of the God of Death's pack. That's how he became the Son of the God of Death.

[axiomed]

Of course.

[ Faintly. ] I don't know what I expected.

[brainiest]

My little brother was also the son of Hades.

[ ... Surprise. ]

[axiomed]

Of course he was.

[ He's not doubting, but Charles is amused nonetheless. Hermione has a way of befriending anyone. ]

[brainiest]

It sounds a little more ridiculous than it actually was.

[ Hermione shakes her head, pushing her hair from her face. ]

[axiomed]

Well, I've met my share of ridiculous people, though nothing on the scale you're used to.

[brainiest]

I doubt you were almost engaged to a heroic spirit that was the embodiment of the legend of Gilgamesh who also tried to kill you- actually, let's not talk about that.

[ She shakes her head, forcing a smile. ]

[axiomed]

No, nothing that amazing.

[ Tyki had killed him once, monsters killing monsters. He had long forgotten that - or any of the amazing connections he had made. Charles only had eyes for the future. ]

[brainiest]

I don't think almost murder is amazing. He only wanted me for my power anyway.

[ Hermione shakes her head, lifting her hand and touching it to Charles' before it goes up, tilting his head to look at her. It's a rather awkward role reversal, but she deals with it. ]

It's history now, but that doesn't mean it goes away, right?

[axiomed]

No. It's not meant to go away, just to inform. And even then, it should informs us gently.

[brainiest]

Something like that. [ She makes a small noise, mostly frustrated. ] I really miss my Pensieve.

[axiomed]

Pensieve?

[brainiest]

Oh, um, it was like a bowl, but it was enchanted so you could deposit and view memories? It's how you showed me your sister.

[axiomed]

[ He rubs his chin. ]

I vaguely recall that. But why would I use that and not -- [ He waves his hand close to his head to gesture at his mind. ]

[brainiest]

When I was given it as a boon I showed you it, and I think you were curious about how it worked. It's not too different from telepathy, except it feels like I'm there in the memory as I watch it. Just invisible.

[axiomed]

So it's like a projection . . . I was testing that out with Hank a month ago.

[brainiest]

A little bit, I suppose, except you're projected into the memory, rather than someone projecting themselves. You can see everything that happened and - well, it's obvious that sometimes people can jump to conclusions. I mostly used it to help clear my mind sometimes.

[axiomed]

Fascinating . . . [ He trails off. It sounded close to what he was attempting with Hank, bringing the memory to the forefront, like being the actor on a movie set. ]

Clear your mind how?

[brainiest]

[ She wishes she had it with her, but she supposes her lioness form is as good a trade off as a Pensieve. ]

Oh! Um, I can put memories in there and they're not gone, but it's harder to remember them. It makes my mind a little bit less tangled up, I think.

[axiomed]

Like . . . a different perspective.

[ The memory shards behaved in such a way, though they were still entrenched in the feelings of the person. ]

[brainiest]

Exactly, it's just like that. It's nice to have a break from how crowded my mind can get sometimes.