A promise made is a promise kept. Even... weird ones.

[bythewaves]

Who: Maglor and you
Broadcast: Yes
Action: Huntress
When: Now

[ The video flips on to Maglor carefully setting his communicator down. He waves at the camera. ]

This is for Vash.

[ He tells everyone cheerfully and then backs away, gesturing behind him, to where a vuvuzela sits calmly on a table. Nothing special to see here. He walks away, from the communicator, picks up the vuvuzela, and then the shappy mop of pink on the table, that turns out to be a wig. He straps that to the vuvuzela, comes back and picks up the communicator, and starts to walk ]

As requested, we are conducting an experiment, to see if the wig stays on.

[ He stops by the airlock, where there is a bit of fumbling around, and then the vuvuzela, complete with wig, is shown drifting off into space. The communicator stays on it until it's vanished into the distance. And then Maglor turns around, and you can hear him sigh.

The same vuvuzela, complete with wig, is lying on the floor behind him ]

And now we know.

[ CLICK. Yes. That's literally the entire reason for this post. Blame Vash. ]

Comments

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[bythewaves]

[ Maglor snorts in amusement ]

If you can get it to stay that way, my friend, you are welcome to try! But not where my brother can see.

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[touchallthebooks]

I don't plan on flaunting the fact that I... killed? A possessed instrument. SO I think your brother will be alright. If it comes down to it, we can find one that won't harass the crews.

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[bythewaves]

I would rather we just got rid of it entirely! It has no particular value to it, so far as I can tell.

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[touchallthebooks]

It has enough value that you don't want your brother to see though.

[VERY POINTEDLY.]

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[bythewaves]

Nelyo has adopted it.

[ Maglor shrugs wryly]

He gets protective.

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[touchallthebooks]

Mhm.

[So dry.]

My point stands, it holds enough value that your brother cares and you don't want it's 'death' to upset him.

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[bythewaves]

Hah! I suppose so - I did not think of it in those terms.

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[touchallthebooks]

I guess even elves need an outside view once in awhile.

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[bythewaves]

We are just as fallible as Men. [ Maglor points out ]

Why should we not?

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[touchallthebooks]

You're very stubborn.

[Remember that time you made Khadgar dress up?]

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[bythewaves]

Which is hardly unique to my folk!

[ He does, and Khadgar looked very handsome! ]

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[touchallthebooks]

I'm running into it more with your lot.

[It was stuffy!]

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[bythewaves]

Possibly, that is because we are older than you are used to and more set in our ways?

[ It was not that bad, don't sulk ]

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[touchallthebooks]

You remind me of the Archmages on levels of stubbornness.

[He'll sulk all he wants!]

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[bythewaves]

I'm probably older than them, too.

[ Now, now, don't be a baby ]

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[touchallthebooks]

You certainly don't act older than them.

[Bite him.]

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[bythewaves]

Age is relative, they say!

[ Baaaaaaaaaaby ]

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[touchallthebooks]

Then do you really get to use your age as an argument?

[Braaaaaat.]

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[bythewaves]

When I'm most assuredly older than them? Yes.

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[touchallthebooks]

Acting younger than them kind of make physical age a moot point.

[bythewaves]

Does it really?

[touchallthebooks]

Didn't you just say 'age is relative?' Relative to what? Certainly not maturity in this case, unless it's supposed to be contrary.

[bythewaves]

[ Maglor laughs softly ]

Relative to whatever you want it to be, I suppose. In this case, relative to what you think of it. But contrariness is something of my nature.

[touchallthebooks]

[Ugghhhh]

Are all of you this impossible?

[bythewaves]

[ Maglor grins a little ]

I cannot speak for all of us, although I suppose I am fairly normal, for my family.