Professor Randolph Lyall (
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Arcana-talk time [A day or two into the new liminal]
We're still assuming that the liminal space before a Jaunt represents the Arcana competing in it, yes? I know someone's mentioned this earlier, but it definitely needs to be highlighted-- I think it's pretty obvious this time that the contest will be between Chariot and Tower. The giant wooden horse running through a thunderstorm really couldn't be more blatant. For once.
[He's not great at understanding symbolism, but damn if this wasn't an easy one.]
So if that's right, it'll be a contest of motion and persistence, versus dramatic change and catastrophe. I think it's easy enough to decide who we want to support, in this case. We'll just have to find ways to make sure we see what sort of conditions make for a win for each ideal.
Any ideas for what to look for and how to keep things from devolving into a catastrophe? Those seem to happen a lot when we're around, unfortunately.
[He's not great at understanding symbolism, but damn if this wasn't an easy one.]
So if that's right, it'll be a contest of motion and persistence, versus dramatic change and catastrophe. I think it's easy enough to decide who we want to support, in this case. We'll just have to find ways to make sure we see what sort of conditions make for a win for each ideal.
Any ideas for what to look for and how to keep things from devolving into a catastrophe? Those seem to happen a lot when we're around, unfortunately.
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Lupa was surprised, and if not for other issues, might even consider Emperor a major contender if just one must win. Well, until the last jaunt, anyway.
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Justice did seem very fair to Lupa, and Lupa can see how changing the rules would be less than fair. It gives him something to think about, and helps him feel more sure about his idea, even if there were objections.
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Lupa is glad to have a goal to work towards. It helps stave off the general feeling of uselessness he has on jaunts--or at least when he's investigating. He knows he's not actually useless, but not being able to do as much as he wishes to in order to help is difficult. He's so lucky that Kanji agreed to be his officer, and Lupa shows that gratitude with a bright smile.
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Well that's a whole other deal, and potentially very worrying. The Arcana are powerful enough without having some power over their heads that's higher than them.
"We definitely need to discover the origin and the reasons for all the rules of the game. It's a shame I didn't think to ask Justice while I spoke with her. If the rules specifically fall under any of them, it would probably be her, I think?"
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He has no idea of when the chance to work towards it might happen, but he'll be prepared for it.