Zelgadis Graywords (![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
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dive_logs2012-04-19 03:13 pm
notananchor) wrote in dive_logs2012-04-19 03:13 pm
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Who: Zelgadis, Amelia
What: We need to talk
When: April 19th
Where: D'Ango Forest
Zelgadis didn't need to be a genius to know there was something going on with Amelia. The two of them had been close for a while now, and even when you took this business about different worlds into account, Amelia was Amelia. She was awkward around him last they met, and Zelgadis needed to know why.
So he'd taken a page out of Lina's playbook.
He'd sent Amelia a message saying he was injured in D'Ango Forest, and given her his coordinates. He wasn't hurt of course, and he felt awful doing this, but he knew they had to talk, and just flat out asking her wasn't going to work.
Impmon hadn't come along. He said something about the failure of Zelgadis's people skills and gone off on his own business.
What: We need to talk
When: April 19th
Where: D'Ango Forest
Zelgadis didn't need to be a genius to know there was something going on with Amelia. The two of them had been close for a while now, and even when you took this business about different worlds into account, Amelia was Amelia. She was awkward around him last they met, and Zelgadis needed to know why.
So he'd taken a page out of Lina's playbook.
He'd sent Amelia a message saying he was injured in D'Ango Forest, and given her his coordinates. He wasn't hurt of course, and he felt awful doing this, but he knew they had to talk, and just flat out asking her wasn't going to work.
Impmon hadn't come along. He said something about the failure of Zelgadis's people skills and gone off on his own business.
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In true Amelia fashion, she pointed dramatically in a direction.
... the direction in question was the exact opposite of the direction Coronamon had gone in. Upon realizing this, she adjusted her point to the right direction.
"Onward!"