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@askthewilloftheblades
Hellllllllll yeah. >:)
In my household, as a child, I was often forced to learn from watching. My father, Master Lito, was, of course, the only known man who practiced the Hiten Style. He invented it. He had more duties than raising Zelos and myself, however. As an Elder of Ionia, he was not always at home. When he was, he often trained Zelos out of necessity. Zelos could train me, and I could practice on my own time.
Though, as I aged, father often did take more and more time to teach me. It was a matter of not putting all his eggs in one basket-- I feel he knew he would meet an untimely demise.
Training was arduous. Father was not lenient and would discipline me or Zelos for even the slightest missteps. I would wake up in the mornings bruised and sore and still tired, but with a fire lit within me to keep trying. The Hiten style was not a simple art, and father had high hopes to drill the harshness of the style into us.
To become one with your weapon, you must understand everything about not only yourself, but the weapon you wield. You must have memorized every aspect of it, down to its origin and its breath. Truly practicing the Hiten means awakening the life of your weapon-- it is no simple task.
But now... I am by no means a master. I'm sure father would laugh and consider me some kind of cheater-- after all, Soraka bound my soul to my blades, creating an instant link between me and them. Though they do not always accept me as their true master (my father was the one who awakened them, after all), they accept me as the heir. They are patient, though often crabby with my mistakes.
They are my current teachers. In some ways, they are harsher than father ever was.
Even if they wanted to, the blades could never disobey me. They contain my soul, and therefore only commit the acts I allow them to commit, conscious or not. That does not mean they cannot give me very harsh criticism, they are quite quick to do so and it is much welcomed.
I do hope one day I can make father's spirit proud by mastering the art he spent so long creating.
Here is your cookie
((Good job!))
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It was heavy, painful, and terrifying. I wasn't very lucid at all during the experience. Was my confusion the result of the dark Noxian magics? Possibly. The fear was palpable-- after all, I wasn't the only one there. I was simply the only one to return. Colors were blurred and I could see the forms of others that had come before me-- Noxians, Ionians, or otherwise-- shambling about in thick confusion with barely any sense of self. The weight of death is heavy.
I was deeply spiritual throughout my childhood, and I will stand by my beliefs even now as one who experienced mere moments of death that felt like crushing hours. Many never get to experience such things before their time, and they never should. My experience was most likely enhanced not only by the foul magic killing me, but the presence of the Starchild, Soraka, who saved me.
I will always be indebted to her, and pray no others should have to suffer how I-- and our country-- had to suffer.
My love life is... none of your business.
The land of unrequited crushes.
Naturally, I favor birds. Noxian eagles, hawks, and crows, to be exact. I have them to thank for my name, after all.
…I still remember when Kavyn and I first met. Upon asking for my name, I had none to give him. It was at that moment that we spotted a hawk land on a ledge near us, and with a large smile, he gave me a name.
Talon; just like the swift, deadly talons of a hawk.
>Noxian eagles
I think you spelled Ionian Eagles wrong.
((I'm not very funny.
Alternatively titled: what the fuck does mistletoe even look like.
late secret-not-so-secret-santa for asktalon!))
((Uhhhh TEASER DOODLE FOR ASKTALON FOR MY SECRET SANTA BECAUSE HER REAL GIFT ISN'T DONE YET LOL.
I'm fashionably late ok.
This image is one big inside joke.))
((Irelia mun humbly requests some non-joke asks.))
((by lemon
"she seems like the business lady who wakes up with 3 tattoos after a wild night, not remembering a thing" - lemon))
Sometimes it's hard to cope with always being at war-- with another country, person, or even yourself. I don't get to see the people I love, the people who are near and dear to me, very often. My brother is missing, he might not even be alive at this point, but how am I to know? Has he betrayed our motherland? Or was he killed by the Noxians? At this rate, I don't think I'll ever know.
And what of Noxus? Bloodthirsty men who think only of themselves, those men who only want to kill others. The Institute, as well. When has the Institute ever helped but to feed the summoners' lust for some petty war games? They profit a lot off of our servitude to them.
It's all very heavy for me Ziggs. But thank you for caring.
[x]
I've only ever been on a name to name basis with one dragon. She was an old, kindly dragoness named Lenga. She came to me when I was a little girl and she would spend time with me as I talked about training in the art of Hiten or about my problems or anything a little girl could possibly want to talk about, she always humored me.
I always asked her if she was a powerful dragoness. She would smile and shake her head and tell me, "I am not powerful compared to my kin but my job is very important." She would never tell me what her job was.
I saw her less and less as I aged, and the last time I saw her I learned she was a guardian of children. It was her job to make sure I was safe and grew up healthy.
I know she was a very good mother, to both me and her own children.
I also know she died during the war.
I don't want to know how she died, but her daughter now lives in my garden among the grass and tress.
The little girl only told me once that her mother sent her to me because I was a safe human. It is not in a dragon's nature to trust a human if it is not their job. She does not visit me often and is very afraid of me, but I know she feels safe in my garden and so she is allowed to remain for as long as she want, I owe her mother that much.
There are many dragons in Ionia.
Some are larger than mountains and as old as the sky itself. Their names become words in our language.
In our culture, dragons are incredibly revered. The dragons of Ionia hold so much more power, wisdom, and kindness than the belligerent dragons of the mainland.
They are wary of us but they understand we do not wish harm upon them, so they bless our lands with their gifts.
[I am so sorry this is so late ; w;! A doodle of Irelia and Irelia owl for Irelia!]