"At least, she is not a Master..." Waver grumbles, and promptly recives a flick to the head. It's an effortless move without much power behind it; relatively. For Waver it's enough to grasp his head in pain.
"Boy "she" is our guest, and she is right here. Learn some manners." As he says that, Waver stares back, too annoyed to stop, despite the pain.
"Says the man who walks around without pants." He grumbles, despite the pain.
"It's the ancient fashion of Greece; and all of your... "Pants" are too tight, regardless." Parries Iscander and swiftly changes the theme." Still, I enjoy hearing what my glory still persists not only in the dusty archives."
I get an urge to screw with Waver's head just a little bit more. To say it, or not to say? The urge to do so is almost overpowering, but... it could be misconstrued a little too much. Also, it's not exactly all that relevant to the situation. So I don't vocalize the sentence running through my mind.
'It's okay, I don't mind. I'm technically not wearing pants either.'
...I should probably get some pants, actually. This skirt is awfully comfortable, but I feel like I should get some other clothes. Maybe something in green? Nah, it clashes with the sweater... then just get a green or blue shirt, obviously. Maybe some new shoes as well...
'Wait, what am I thinking? It doesn't really matter.'
"I see." Says Iscander, his expression dead serious. "Who is that?"
I too, turn serious, sobering up and banishing the airy thoughts from my head. They're not important right now.
"Gransurg Blackmore. His raven familiars are rather distinctive... your Master should be able to tell you a lot about him. He's known to cooperate with the Mage's Association, from time to time. Given his presence here of all places, I wouldn't be surprised if he was going to try and use the Grail to revive Crimson Moon, or accomplishing some goal he was left by it after its death. He doesn't act unless it's related to that thing."
The words spill out of my mouth without me even consciously recollecting where I heard about it. It's canon info, I'd assume, but it's probably from Arcueid rather than me. I certainly can't recall reading about it, but learning it directly, as if being instructed, or having it downloaded into my head. It's... confusing, where the info comes from. Maybe Gaia told me? That's how Arcueid learns about the modern world, primarily.
'Use the Grail to revive Crimson Moon.'
...I don't think I can allow that. Maybe that thing is this bodies source, but the destruction Crimson Moon would cause if he woke up can't be allowed. More importantly, the easiest way to revive Crimson Moon would be using this body as a vessel, and I doubt there being any room left for me in that case.
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