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{PLEASE READ} UPDATE [11/25/15]
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@dancingindeath liked for a starter!!
If she had known the robot was alive, or what it even was, she probably wouldn’t have been as rude. Upfront and generally blunt, yes. But instead the pony ended up staring for a good moment before walking around the girl and making little gasping noises. They didn’t have incredibly advanced technology in Equestria and honestly, everything here was a technological wonder to her so far. How even did a phone work?
“Dear Celestia! That is a feat in mechanical engineering.” She snorted at her own words. “No, that’s an understatement. I wonder how it works…who built this?” She really needed to stop talking to herself.
For the initial examination, the Lady of Clockwork remained perfectly still. It was when the voice spoke that she moved, hands reacing behind her winding the key several times before releasing it to move on its own. The metal woman tilted her head to look at the pony, blue eyes watching with intrigue. Not once, but twice now she was confronted with a talking animal of smilar nature.
"Father created me. I am a creation of clockwork, and techmaturgy. The Ball," a hand extended towards the basketball that floated around her before continuing, "was originally a creation of techmaturgy of an electrical nature." The woman explained trying to allow emotion to seep into her voice.
☀— @dancingindeath
Hinata couldn’t even try to say anything if she wanted to. She was just in awe of how the mechanical body was moving and seemed to be acting almost human. It wasn’t polite to stare but she couldn’t help herself. Among all of the odd things she had seen in the city this was by far the most graceful yet curious of them all. Hinata could only mumble a single word out under her breath:
“Amazing…”
Strange how they stare. Techmaturgy was common in the world where she came from, Piltover in particular, but most automations had a span of time that they could remain active. The magic her father worked on her meant that she could go unlimited periods of time without needing to recharge.
It was the sound of a soft voice that had caught her attention, as well as the attention of the basketball ball that floated around her body as though it were a living object.
"Is there something you find interesting?" A mechanical voice rang out as she approached the human. The skirt around her midsection ticking and rotating while her body remained in place.
Chasing the Buzz
It was like looking at a master piece. Almost. Of course he would say that it was a masterpiece if only he did not see more advance golem like creatures, mechanical or otherwise in his past. In the war. His eyes went from the ball in her hands to the everything else she had to offer with a calculating gleam that meant he wanted to tear apart this woman to see what made her tick. Her features were almost burgundy and rather finely made and each part of her head seemed to be a master piece at work. Though he’s only being generous, having seen not anything else so advance since the start of his stay here. Truly his standards have slipped so much if he considered something like this to be advance.
he looks down as the ball moves in his path. Eyes slowly blinking downwards, than to the thing that previously held the ball. Could it be levitation, gravitation, but the ball seemed to Act independently.
Independent thought perhaps? “I believe this is yours.” He intones as he gestures to the ball in front of him.
When spoken too the woman approached the man and The Ball. She extended her hand towards The Ball, but it didn't stir from the man. A metal shapen brown lifted in slight surprise at the disobedience. Hands reached out to take The Ball, however it seemed to slip between her fingers and started circling the man.
"My apologies... The Ball is irritated with this place and it's current appearance." The woman explained the odd behavior of The Ball. A frown was on her face as she looked at the floating sports toy; her pet and companion.
The silver faced woman gave a small bow of her head as if to emphasize the apology. When it came close enough, hands wrapped around The Ball, holding it tight.
There was a light touch he felt against his back. In an instant, he turned around, slightly fearing what he might see. In the milliseconds before he knew what had happened, he imagined the touch belonging to a friend; as he turned around, what started as disappointment and confusion became curiosity and intrigue. Whoever, or whatever, the machine was, didn’t seem harmful to him. That could change at any moment, he thought to himself, but for now…
Yato locked eyes with her for a few long seconds before he was able to say anything. He thought it best not to reveal too much, but wasn’t opposed to the idea of getting answers.
“Is there something you need?” he asked politely. Something told him she wasn’t looking for help with a job, like his services usually pertained to. No, this person was strange. It seemed fitting that she was in such a strange city.
He stole a glance at the ball she was carrying. A weapon? A device?
The Ball was held in a firmly so it would not stray. In the irritated state it seemed to have while trying to adjust, it wandered and would not fully listen. She did not enjoy the situation either, but her physical appearance had not been changed on her the way it had been for The Ball.
Eyes continued to watch the stranger, unblinking. Despite standing still there could be the sounds of ticking heard from both the body of the woman, her skirt making a slow ticking clockwise motion around her waist.
"There is not," the answer was quick. Both hands moving to grasp the basketball again. Her head tilted ever so slightly. "You appear to be lost." Or from her point of view he did. She may have been new to the city as well, but both she and the ball had ample time to explore.
The glance to The Ball did not go unnoticed. "This is The Ball. It has not been a very good ball since we have arrived."
@dancingindeath liked for a starter!!
The Alicorn tilted her head curiously at the being before her. It was good to know there were other inhuman beings there aside from herself. It also caught the attention of the science loving side of her brain. She definitely needed to know more about the other non-humans in this city.
“You don’t quite seem organic, yet you do in a way. How curious. It’s quite a pleasure to meet someone like yourself, might I know more about you? Not to be rude, but I have always loved learning more about the worlds around me and the different beings inhabiting them. I am Princess Celestia, by the way.”
If one were to mention a talking horse,the first thing that would come to mind would be Hecarim; to be fair though, Hecarim was more of a centaur than a horse. Soraka would be more akin to a unicorn, but again, she was a two legged humanoid being. While most people would be unnerved, at least if they came from a normal world, Orianna simply remained unphased. There were rumours of Urf, a talking manatee that was to become a champion, until Warwick ate him.
With the oddly winged unicorn… Or was it a horned pegasus? She was uncertain, but details didn’t matter. What mattered was that the creature was trying to have a conversation with her.
“I am Father’s creation,” the automation spoke with an echoing voice. “I am Orianna. This is The Ball.” The basketball was held in one hand towards the alicorn. With the interest that had been displayed towards the clockwork girl, she could not help but believe that this creature would be a good match for Piltover. “I would like to know more about you as well. So yes. You may know more about me.”.
@dancingindeath
“Wait, Winona!” Applejack had only turned away for two seconds and yet her dog had managed to sniff out a rather interesting…Lady?
“Shucks, Ah’m mighty sorry, miss, sometimes she just can’t help herself.”
The metal woman watched the animal before her. The Ball, her own pet, seemed to lower itself from her side to 'look' at the animal. Kneeling before the dog she extended a hand for it as if calling it closer.
It was no time before the owner of said dog met them. Blue eyes lifted to the blonde and watched with intrigue. "It is fine. There was no harm done." A smile touched the woman's face, though it looked as though the expression didn't belong there.
Soft Things
On his way home from the park, the man had a bluebird perched on his shoulder while he traversed. Having been practicing with his healing spells, the small bird had taken a liking to him once rescued by his magic. It was only once a monotonous voice called out from nearby that the bird flew off, Merlin’s gaze soon falling to the metal-bodied woman and her toy.
❝Really—❞ He exclaimed with narrowed eyes while absent-mindedly clenching his fists. Although he didn’t know why the object had found HIM so interesting, he wasn’t keen on the attention it brought. After all, he could hardly find comfort in the woman’s cold and metallic stare — an eerie giggle only added to his wariness towards the pair.
❝Am I supposed to say thank you? To the ball…?❞ Reaching one hand to his face, the man scratched his chin with a distinct stiffness to his movements. Hardly moving from his place, his gaze turned to the woman while he attempted to show what would have been a warm smile, if only he wasn’t so CONFUSED by the conversation. ❝You talk for the ball, yeah? Can I ask what this is ‘bout?❞
Confusion was contagious, and she herself did not understand the behaviour of the boy. There was a tilt of her head at the question. It was a simple statement that she had been providing. If that was something a human provided thanks for, then that was their choice. With her lack of understanding, she could not inform him on what actions to take. "If you wish to, then you can. One way or the other, The Ball will not mind.".
Metal features returned his smile with a simple one of her own. "I do not speak for The Ball. It does not speak. It is a ball." The explanation was simple. Of course she could tell by actions how The Ball felt, she could also determine if it would play well with other or not..
Until now the ball had been irritated with it's condition. But the irritation was at a minimum now. Eyes turned to the bird for a moment before turning back to the boy. She was unsure of the 'this' the boy was speaking about. "Father created The Ball. It is my companion on the Fields of Justice.".
//Pirate Tales
Killian nods, feeling curious about that iron woman himself, but people tend to be more revealing after an exchange of stories. And the pirate has many of these.
“I once heard rumors about a sunken galleon, that transported tax money from a king’s treasure chamber. Obviously, we weren’t the only ones looking for it. All the towns’ people went on their ships to retrieve the sunken money. Lost tax money meant, they had to pay these taxes again, and they simply couldn’t afford that. Needless to say, they where eager to find it, before any pirates would.”
Killian plays casually with a coin, moving it between his fingers and watches it shimmer in the light of the lamp above them, before he continues.
“It was a race against time for them. For me, it was simply amusement. Another treasure hunt among rivals that couldn’t really keep up with neither my crew, nor my ship.”
The girl immediately perked up as he continued, delight managing to make it's way on her face. The expression akin to a child hearing a story of fantasy. There seemed no concern about the towns' people who had lost the money. Instead she remained intrigued with the idea of it being a race against time. She nodded her understanding at his words. It sounded as though it would be a fun, being a pirate sounded exciting. This man was different from the ones that she knew in the Institute of War.
A hint of a smile spread its way across her lips. "Did you win?" She asked excitement entering the almost hollow voice. "Did you manage to find it before they did." Well, he did state that they couldn't keep up with his crew or the ship. But if it was sunken, then how did they exactly know where it would be located. She was sitting on the edge of her seat. Arms wrapping tighter around The Ball as though it were a teddy bear.
What a weird day, he thought to himself, staring out at the sprawling buildings around him. Yato had no idea how he had gotten there, but he didn’t plan on staying. He concentrated back on Kofuku’s shop, ready to teleport, but the place he ended up was nowhere near where he had intended. In fact, it looked very much the same as where he had started. You’ve gotta be kidding me…
Much like back home, nobody walking by on the street seemed to notice him. I suppose I’m still a God, then. Unsure of what else to do, Yato started walking as well. To where, he had no idea, but perhaps it was to look for someone, or anyone, that he could recognize. Don’t let me be alone, don’t let them forget me!
Interactions were hard to get exactly right, she did not understand what it was to be human, and it showed. With Orianna's memories, she was still just a creation that her father had made. Even if she claimed to be Orianna she was not a lively human girl. She was a dancing doll made in Orianna's image. Whether she herself was aware of that or not, it was impossible to tell. What was easy to see, was that the relation that she shared with The Ball. Arms held it close at this point in time to keep it wandering off.
Eyes watched people carefully. One stood out, the way he was wondering around looked lost in her opinion. If she was understood it. The girl watched a moment longer before moving closer. She shifted the ball to one hand, still keeping it close to her body. The other hand reaching out towardds the stranger. There was something curious about him, and the clockwork girl found curiosity tickling at the back of her mind.
Soft Things
@apprenticing
Following The Ball, the girl found herself wandering the streets. With a tireless metal body, she had no reason not to explore. It was nowhere as interesting as the Fields of Justice, but there was something unique about this city. Piltover was more advanced, so the technology, while interesting, provided little interest in the Lady of Clockwork. What interested her most were the people here. They were foreign and from different worlds. It would be interesting to converse for them.
Even as her eyes wandered taking in the sights of everything around her, the girl managed to follow the ball as though she knew exactly where it was leading her. Despite the metal body, she moved with grace, and every step was light. Blue eyes continued to watch the strangers until The Ball came to a sudden halt where it was causing the girl to almost run right into it. Her heels finally met cement to make sure she could stop before ramming right into The Ball.
As though it could see the basketball twisted watching the strange boy. One of the girl's hands reached out to rest on top of the ball. A keen interest entering her own expression as her gaze turned to the boy himself. "The Ball likes you." The woman announced clearly as she tried to mimic the tone humans used when they were pleased. "That is a good thing," words were followed by a girl like giggle.
Morality Meme
⚖: Has your muse broken the law before? Broken a vow or promise?
⚔: Would your muse kill if they had to in order to protect a loved one?
🌟: Do they consider themselves a good person?
👑: Is your muse honorable?
☯: What do they think of 'good' and 'evil'?
🌹: When would they tell a lie?
🍷: Would they manipulate someone to get what they want?
⛨: What would they sacrifice their life for?
💋: How easily are they tempted?
☽: What is their alignment?
⚠: Would they seek revenge against someone who's harmed them or the people they care about?
SEND ME THE FIRST PART OF A SENTENCE, AND MY MUSE HAS TO FINISH IT!
For example You send: “The last time I saw a flying cow…”
My muse says: “… was at that long distance throwing competition.”
(going to make a small one of these before heading to work. Like for a quick little starter! Capping at 3 (Castmates are exempt from the cap.))
Chasing the Buzz
@sentairangerbeelzebub
A slow ticking came from the girl's body even as she stood perfectly still by the wall of the building. Her skirt still moved of it's own accord, the large winding key in her back also seeming to slowly move. The girl seemed light on her feet, remaining on the balls, arms spread from her body as though she were readying herself to put on a performance. The only odd thing about her was the basket ball that sat by her feet as though a toy she had picked up while here.
It didn't seem as though simply asking would allow her to find a cure for The Ball. So now she was trying to figure out what steps to take from here. It certainly was not the Fields of Justice. By this point there would have been a clear goal shown to her, or at least a a nudge in any direction from a Summoner. With neither of those things shown to her, there was nothing else to do. The doll's head fell to one side for a moment.
The girl moved her hand a little, and The Ball seemed to understand her thought process. It moved to lift itself, resting just under her hand. The leather making contact with metal. A soft pat was given to the top of it's head. Finally the girl pulled away from the wall, the dancer took small graceful steps towards the people.
While she was content to find an iscolated location and perhaps engage in conversation there. The Ball seemed to have a mind of it's own. Quickly it moved on it's own, blocking the pathway of a stranger. Blue eyes just watched for a moment as the basketball floated before the stranger not allowing him to pass.
Misfits
@anarchedonisms
It was taking longer than she would like to become accustomed to unusual state both she and The Ball had shared. Limitations had been placed on the pair of them and she did not know how to deal with it. Powers had yet to be tested, however The Ball was not in the mood to test their limitations at this point. The irritation was evident to the girl, the way it twirled in the air and seemed to rotate around her as though it could not keep still. It was akin to the way a human would pace. The ball did not like it's new state, and it would not rest until she had returned it to the appearance that it should have.
Eyes were searching for some sort of shop that might be able to assist her with the techmaturge creation. It was not as optimal as her father fixing the state of The Ball, but it would seem that her father was not here. Orianna's gaze was searching buildings for a sign of a techmaturge shop.
There was a sudden halt in her movement as a familiar blue came into view. Metal came to a complete halt. Instead the skirt seemed to tick it's way around the girl's waist as though it were being moved like a clock's hands. The head fell slowly to one side, curiosity seeming to bring The Ball to a halt of it's own.
Both the girl and the basketball stared openly at the familiar face. Perhaps it was more akin to the Fields of Justice than she had first thought. A moment was all it took before the fluid movements, almost gracefully, approached the marksman. Standing on the balls of her feet, arms remained slightly outward from her body as she stared at the fellow champion.
"Is this a new place for us to entertain ourselves in?" The mechanical voice attempting to imitate curiosity.