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( There is absolutely someone out there fucking with Wen Kexing, and so if anyone mentions the state of his new name he's going to commit Attrocities. He's here for a reason ... admittedly a potential wife reason, but still! You mention being a worm one time and fate laughs at you. )
It's come to my attention we're all very demure about our own skill sets. When it comes to trying to work together that reticence might be to our detriment. Especially considering the wealth of people we have here, what if one of us is in need of a carpenter and we don't know where to go? Or a scribe, those might be handy with all the terrible meetings we have to listen to. Or a healer, even.
( A healer especially, but he is the most subtle and anyone implying otherwise needs to be quiet. )
And so, I thought it might be a good idea if we instead shared what we were good at. I can go first.
Cooking.
A pursuer of scholarly endeavours.
Passable martial arts.
Provider of wine.
If anyone needs any poetry or lessons in how not to burn water then I am certainly your man. I know these aren’t exactly the more useful of skills, but there are bound to be more capable people out there. We need to help each other in these trying times, after all.
( We also need to not be lying bastards, but oh well. )
It's come to my attention we're all very demure about our own skill sets. When it comes to trying to work together that reticence might be to our detriment. Especially considering the wealth of people we have here, what if one of us is in need of a carpenter and we don't know where to go? Or a scribe, those might be handy with all the terrible meetings we have to listen to. Or a healer, even.
( A healer especially, but he is the most subtle and anyone implying otherwise needs to be quiet. )
And so, I thought it might be a good idea if we instead shared what we were good at. I can go first.
Cooking.
A pursuer of scholarly endeavours.
Passable martial arts.
Provider of wine.
If anyone needs any poetry or lessons in how not to burn water then I am certainly your man. I know these aren’t exactly the more useful of skills, but there are bound to be more capable people out there. We need to help each other in these trying times, after all.
( We also need to not be lying bastards, but oh well. )
un: seasonailed / text
un: of corpse not / text (enjoy his inability to use this function!)
so thatg';s what i call him
Re: un: of corpse not / text (enjoy his inability to use this function!)
I see; that makes perfect sense, yes. It's not the name I know him by, but it's certainly different.
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He calls me A-xu. Is this easier?
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You writing snobs don't let me practise.
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Would you prefer to go back to writing messages?
[ His doubt is audible, but it's not like it makes a huge difference to him. The mistakes, he can parse. Mostly. Somehow. ]
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fine] This is better.So where you're from is alright with this ah-xu thing, is it?
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I'm not sure what you're asking. What "thing" do you mean?
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He is... very... open.
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He does, in fact, rather make himself everyone's problem, yes. Do you mean how frank he is about being a cut-sleeve?
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I can't say he's ever confided in me about any tailoring problems he's had? I imagine getting someone to make a new one of those robes who hasn't seen one before, they could get the cut wrong.
[ Why did he bring this up? With a stranger? Its really none of his business whatsoever but... he can't let go of the curiosity. ]
No one at home cares that he's not married yet?
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If he were the son of a wealthy household or a young lady with a reputation to keep in mind, they might. But he's powerful in his own right, and has his own heir. [ And no one who might care would actually dare question Wen Kexing. ] People are generally more understanding of an unmarried man than they are of a woman.
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But still, no one gets stoned? Jailed?
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For being unmarried? No. But the blow to one's reputation can be devastating--enough to ruin one's life. As for Lao Wen's propensity to be incredibly unsubtle about his preferences... People in the capital care more about that than those in the jianghu.
I take it that is not quite the case where you are from.
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People rarely like what they don't understand.
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Or that which they don't believe fits within their views of the world, exactly.
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I don't think he has any intention of doing so--and I don't believe he should. He is very much himself, whatever that may mean for the people around him.
[ the of his sentence is incredibly dry. Zhou Zishu knows Wen Kexing very, very well. ]
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[ For better or for worse, Wen Kexing has made himself someone quite difficult for anyone to do anything to. Zhou Zishu would stand at his side, in any case, and that makes it all the more difficult for anyone to target him. ]
I'm glad to hear it. He seems to have found himself friends.
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Yes.
[ Because it'd be an insult to Lao Wen and himself both to claim otherwise. ]
He did mention you. That's rather high praise already.
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