Brian
"The only thing I was able to learn from him was pyromancy. Which he specialized in luckily enough. But once he realized I was unable to learn most other forms of magic he grew frustrated. I was sent to the church to see if faith and religion could assist where magical study could not. I think the reason for that is he blames himself. The reason for my... Defect is because of an experiment of his gone awry. It pains him when he sees me struggling to learn basic magic and working on containing the fire within. But it's simply how it was meant to be. I love my connection to the fire, I wouldn't give it up for anything. But explaining that to him would be difficult, so it was just easier to leave." She stared into the flames with a far away look, "I didn't mind other children. I usually either didn't work well in a group either or outpaced them. There's no middle ground. So, my studies were also ones I had to take alone." She then looked over, "But having that connection with your father must have been nice. Someone at least you could be with. I feel like I've lacked that in my life. So I've been set adrift almost."
Dennis
*Juna would place another piece of meat in her mouth while Narcuile would explain her situation with learning magic. To Juna, she couldn't see it as a defect. Some people couldn't learn magic at all, so surely having fire at least was a good thing, right? It seemed her father wasn't as forgiving about it, causing her to leave. Juna's reason for leaving was different, wanting to adventure out in the world.*"I chose to leave too... I thought... That life beyond our home would have been better, but... I was wrong..."*She'd say, her voicing growing quieter.*"I loved my parents... Even if they... Weren't really my own... They... Cared a lot for me... I just wish the world was all I was hoping it to be..."
Brian
Narcuile nodded listening, "Yeah. Adventure sounds nice. There's so much out there to see and do you know? Plus even if it is different from expectations and it isn't quite what we hoped for it can't all be bad right? No matter what we encounter it will be new and exciting! Something we can learn from and something we can cherish and remember." Her eyes twinkled as she looked forwards into a potential future of adventure she was hoping to achieve.
Dennis
*Juna's ears would merely flick in response, her excitement having long since left her after years of being out here. It seemed Narcuile was a new adventurer. Hopefully her excitement will remain, unlike Juna's. She used to be naive, now she was simply paranoid.*"Yeah... Exciting..."*Juna would silently agree despite her feelings towards it. She'd grab another strip of meat, placing it down on the ground for Jace to eat at with her not feeling as hungry.*"I wouldn't recommend traveling throughout the forests without watching your back... Lots of bad things have happened out there..."
Brian
Narcy nodded, "I appreciate the warning. I am cautious as I travel and set up precautions when I camp. I know I'm inexperienced so I don't know what to expect. But I try to be ready for anything really." She pulled out a string with a set of bells on it and smiled, "I set these up around the edges of my camp. It's not much and it can be easily be thwarted but it does protect me from wild animals at the very least."