Caspian X (
ready_to_bloom) wrote in
exsilium2013-08-20 09:57 pm
One; video
[Caspian is sitting on his bed, poking and prodding at his tablet, which, unbeknownst to him, is actually on. He's frowning as he works at it, thoughts of his current surroundings occupying his mind. These accommodations are not what he is used to as a king, and he must admit, he finds them both spare and drab. Still, the shelter is adequate, and the bed seems comfortable enough, which is the most important thing. He understands enough to realize that luxury is at a minimum in this world, and he must not expect any comforts beyond the very basics.
He frowns again at the tablet in his hand. Despite instructions given, he really has no idea how this works, but he's keeping himself very busy trying to figure it out. When the screen flickers, he nearly drops it in surprise.]
Oh! I think... I think this is working now? Hello? I talk into this, and I see and hear people talking back, right?
Like... magic. [That's a disturbing thought. In his world, magic is not always to be trusted, especially magic items from origins unknown. So he'll treat this device with caution.]
I should introduce myself. I am Caspian X, King of Narnia. I must ask first: are there any other Narnians here?
[Caspian's not sure what he hopes to hear in answer to that question: he doesn't want to think of any of his people here, brought to this strange and harsh world, but selfishly, he would like to see a familiar face.]
He frowns again at the tablet in his hand. Despite instructions given, he really has no idea how this works, but he's keeping himself very busy trying to figure it out. When the screen flickers, he nearly drops it in surprise.]
Oh! I think... I think this is working now? Hello? I talk into this, and I see and hear people talking back, right?
Like... magic. [That's a disturbing thought. In his world, magic is not always to be trusted, especially magic items from origins unknown. So he'll treat this device with caution.]
I should introduce myself. I am Caspian X, King of Narnia. I must ask first: are there any other Narnians here?
[Caspian's not sure what he hopes to hear in answer to that question: he doesn't want to think of any of his people here, brought to this strange and harsh world, but selfishly, he would like to see a familiar face.]

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I do not think many kings think that way at all, either.
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I only know of the kings I read about. And no - I am not royalty. Far from it.
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It is a pleasure to meet you, royalty or not. May I ask your name? Or perhaps, what you choose to be called? [He's learned in Narnia that this is a polite question, as there are some beings that do not want tell their names, ever.]
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Yes . . . quite.
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[a pause]
You will get odd looks for it, of course, but it is all one can do when one does not understand.
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Thank you, Tempest. That seems like very sound advice indeed.
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I wish you luck, then.