001. out there in the sun | beneath the sky // open post

[clayce]

Take a prompt, take some time, drop in whenever you like.

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[ktotheatothez]

I used to read books about them from before the the Wolrd of Light learned of everything... All kinds of stuff about Dragons. Saviors... Destroyers...

[He pauses then. Kaz isn't actually sure how to word because they're kinda cool without sounding dismissive of the things Aidan has gone through.

He knows of Aidan's involvement in the decades before he was born, and knows some other things from poking around the Arcanum... But...]

Maybe at the core of things I just like the reality of them. Of you being real, instead of being just stories kids like me can read about.

[clayce]

That's nice to hear. Dragons were legendary for a very long time, even as things go in the World of Darkness.

[A pause, filled in with Aidan yawning just a little. This is so relaxing. =w=]

This state, though, is something I inherited more than anything else.

[ktotheatothez]

[The childlike curiousity in his eyes would be unmistakable. Of course he wants to ask, but Kaz's sense of delicacy in this holds back the question. So he settles for closing his eyes again, letting the calm flow again, mirroring Aidan's yawn (as much as a kid can).]

Mmhm. Sorry, couldn't help that... Sympathetic yawner, apparently.

[clayce]

It's fine.

[Heh. And, because Voidseeker:]

You want to ask me something.

[ktotheatothez]

[Kaz cracks an eyelid open, breathing out. 'Course he'd notice, so Kaz shrugs and turns around to sit facing Aidan. (well, his ginormous dragon eye anyway)]

You said... Inherited. So... You weren't always a dragon. I was curious how that happened is all.

[He smiles sheepishly, like a kid caught with his hand in the cookie jar.]

[clayce]

I don't really know myself. Perhaps the universe wished to give me a second chance, and gave me all of this power in order to use it to guide everyone.

[He had, after all, been the one who had taught the Mages of the Fifth World magic.]

[ktotheatothez]

[Kaz can only nod, because he can't even begin to fathom Father Aidan Clayce, and perhaps... He shouldn't. It's not his place. But he does admire the man, and this quiet moment is something he enjoys. The words that tumble out of his mouth are clumsy and child-like, though.]

You make a great teacher, Father.

[He is referring, of course, to the lesson in letting go Aidan and Cisco. Not his best learning moment, but the lesson taught was 100% worth it.]

[clayce]

[Low, amused and perfectly truthful.]

I can name a few people who would disagree with you on that, but... thank you.

[ktotheatothez]

[Kaz tilts his head a little bit, but doesn't press. His phone goes off and that can only mean one thing: Class (or breakfast, which it actually is.)]

Oh. Looks like it's time to grab a bite. Father? I'm gonna head on over to the Great Hall. Wanna come with?

[clayce]

I'll stay here for a bit longer. Have a good day, Kaz.

[ktotheatothez]

I will, Father. See you around.

[He stretches and waves as he walks off.]