pspspspspspsps get your ass over here — @breaking-atlas
It's done. He's done it. Finally, fucking finally — all manner of scrap, fang, hide, claw, bone, ore, and sac are in his possession. All of it. No more coming up short at the smithy. Can't say shit about missing this or that, because it's all been collected. Right here in this overfilled sack, he's sure of it. Except he doesn’t. No, that’d be too easy. He goes into the forge so chock full of confidence, only to get spit out utterly defeated. Haunted, even.
"A gem.” Barely above a whisper, he chews the words before vaulting into a miserable groan. “A stupid gem!” His hands are already reaching up to tug at his helm in frustration. Eyes stinging from both exhaustion, resentment, and loss. “How’s I supposed to know I need a bloody fucking Legiana Gem? There's no way I'll ever get one! It's rare enough as is— and to look for it on purpose? Ha! Might as well give up. Fully resign, donate my shit to the next fleet, walk out into the Rotten Vale and give up."
The task was simple on paper. Some research assistants wanted information on a Legiana and were paying a good amount for it. With the discovery of the New World everyone was clamoring to map and understand it quickly. There was so much to see, and sometimes it sucked to have to sit at base while hunters went out. That was the downside of being a handler, but he trusted his hunter well enough.
Before the hour ticked past, his hunter returned complaining about materials. To those who weren't hunters, materials weren't as important. There wasn't a need for weapons and armor. "Have you tried capturing it? The researchers could most likely find one for you if you do. Or you could go back out there and find another and then maybe take me with you?"















