[IC Inbox - Carvaka]

[necrowmantic]

Notes: Henry's network object takes the form of a book, that looks nearly identical to the tome Grima's Truth. So as a default, all responses from him are handwritten (text). Where noticeable, his handwriting would show up as a small, casual-looking script that's more precise than may be initially apparent. Occasional bloodstains may or may not be involved.

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[necrowmantic]

Most spirits are inside the bodies they're controlling. Sorta? As much as they're in anything. I didn't know historians were ghosts! Usually ghosts possess the living, though, not other dead things.

I'm good for a fight, buuuut I'm not sure about this wandering around trying to find someone who might get caught by someone else anyway. That's boring! And she hasn't hurt anyone I like so I'm not seeing the crisis either. Crush a few people with a cool tail, and get the whole population bringing out the pitchforks! Sounds like everyone's overreacting to someone having a good time.

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[poisoninmypocket]

[There are times now when Monty finds Henry's strangeness charming in its own ways. This is not one of those times.]

Henry, I'll very likely be going with them and may die. [He hadn't actually been planning to do so, but if it will incentivize him.] I would very much prefer not to. And it may upset Renart when she returns if it happens.

I know your good luck curse might help, but I would feel safer with you there.

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[necrowmantic]

Wha

You didn't say anything about YOU going with them. I know you're a great murderer and all, but you're the crafty sort, you're not supposed to be on the front lines like the rest of us.

....I can come and protect you I guess, Renart would be sad if you died, even if you came back and still remembered her.

[Not to mention that he'd be upset as well, but. That wasn't the sort of thing worth mentioning.]

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[poisoninmypocket]

I'll do what I have to. I'm the one responsible for Ms. Eris being here. I was the leader of our expedition. I made the decision to bring her back. I have to see this through.

Thank you, though, Henry. I'll let you know when we've got a plan. Start thinking of several very excellent lies, as well. I think that might help slow her down if she really is an Historian under all of that.