#longlostapprentice

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✦ : .    Sharp eyes narrowed at the chant, though it was difficult to tell under the hat and his mess of strands. The man gave his attention back to the statue in front of him, not wishing to bring up his subtle ire to the seemingly affiliated Church Hunter.

A cold wind blew past him, but it didn't hide the faint slumbering of the giants in the graveyard. Whatever that stranger was doing, he hoped he wouldn't wake them up. It'd just add to their list of troubles.

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Malcolm trudged up the stairwell leading to the gate of the courtyard of cathedral ward. He reached into one of the pouches, hung on his garb and produced a small piece of cloth. He raised it up towards the gate, and to his surprise, the bell tolled and the gate shuddered open. Putting the cloth away, he sauntered onwards into the courtyard. He peered up at the statue erected in the center. "It has been so long...." He said callously.

✦ : .    Now he'd taken a step further and dressed himself up in something else other than his holy raiment. He became a Hunter; a gentleman of utmost formality donned with his brimmed hat and dark cloak. With hands feverishly rubbing against each other as if in some longing, the man approached the plaza and knelt down, as if in prayer.

A voice not far from him sounded, but was not directed to him. He looked in the stranger's direction behind auburn strands with a cautious gaze.

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tsavorite:if my muse believes in destiny or fate

Send me a crystal;

He would like to believe that one has control over their own fate/destiny, but he’s also come to an harrowing realization that higher powers, like the Healing Church and the Great Ones, have a strong grasp on people’s everyday lives. But in spite of that, he still tries to live (and help others depending) without their influence, even if it bears down on him like a lead weight. It doesn't work out too well for him, because he still feels strong ties to the Choir for all his disagreements on their philosophy.