05-04-2020, 07:53 PM
Since bringing the sculpture outside, a few passersby had stopped to examine the Alaric's construction. None had lingered long, and the tabby didn't really care that much if they did; he found that trying to learn the name of each and every Tangler wasn't worth his time or the effort that it took him to memorize names and faces. As such, he didn't really pay them any mind, instead choosing to regard them with the same uninterested stare that he looked upon most people with.
Ivan was the first Tangler of any relevance to stop by. He was with his eagle, who must have been somewhat mischievous given the fact that the child had to entertain the eagle with a paw of his. The tyke remarked on how he did not think that Alaric would go through with it, which the tabby figured was a fair assumption. He, like the child, wasn't exactly the most artistic creature out there, as evidenced by the lumpish form of the statue by his side. He only just began to speak when Tanglewood's resident proxy arrived, also commenting on his admittedly founded assumption that Alaric would not follow through with the task he was assigned. He even added a joke, and although he supposed it was somewhat amusing, Alaric did not laugh.
"I almost didn't do it," stated the male flatly. He looked back to the scrap metal form of the lion as he wondered what exactly had overcome him that made him actually go through with this. His gaze lingered on it for a bit as he turned two face the two once more. "Quite. I kept you in mind the entire time," he says to Aurum, the light sarcasm apparent in his tone.
Ivan was the first Tangler of any relevance to stop by. He was with his eagle, who must have been somewhat mischievous given the fact that the child had to entertain the eagle with a paw of his. The tyke remarked on how he did not think that Alaric would go through with it, which the tabby figured was a fair assumption. He, like the child, wasn't exactly the most artistic creature out there, as evidenced by the lumpish form of the statue by his side. He only just began to speak when Tanglewood's resident proxy arrived, also commenting on his admittedly founded assumption that Alaric would not follow through with the task he was assigned. He even added a joke, and although he supposed it was somewhat amusing, Alaric did not laugh.
"I almost didn't do it," stated the male flatly. He looked back to the scrap metal form of the lion as he wondered what exactly had overcome him that made him actually go through with this. His gaze lingered on it for a bit as he turned two face the two once more. "Quite. I kept you in mind the entire time," he says to Aurum, the light sarcasm apparent in his tone.
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