Gaston (
athleticallyinclined) wrote in
foolishmortals2018-02-17 07:27 pm
we're not coming home 'til he's dead
[ And he's dead.
The Beast is dead, and Gaston is celebrating. Immediately after the trial he goes to the dining room to decorate, using ideas from Louis' Mardi Gras party, various weddings he's attended, and his own hunting lodge as inspiration. There are candles on the centers of the tables, colorful banners and streamers draped around the room, and of course, antlers on the walls. The tables have tablecloths and real plates and cutlery. The only food available is meat, eggs, and beer, of course, but there's no shortage of any of it, and the meat at least smells amazing.
It's all surprisingly tasteful? At least until you look up to the banner above the buffet table. ]
[ And in smaller letters underneath: ]
THANK YOU PRINCE KIT FOR YOUR SACRIFICE
[ Everyone gets personalized, handwritten invitations shortly after the trial.
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The Beast is dead, and Gaston is celebrating. Immediately after the trial he goes to the dining room to decorate, using ideas from Louis' Mardi Gras party, various weddings he's attended, and his own hunting lodge as inspiration. There are candles on the centers of the tables, colorful banners and streamers draped around the room, and of course, antlers on the walls. The tables have tablecloths and real plates and cutlery. The only food available is meat, eggs, and beer, of course, but there's no shortage of any of it, and the meat at least smells amazing.
It's all surprisingly tasteful? At least until you look up to the banner above the buffet table. ]
HAPPY BEAST DEATH DAY
[ And in smaller letters underneath: ]
[ Everyone gets personalized, handwritten invitations shortly after the trial.
π―π πΆ π πππππ·ππΆππΈπ ππ» ππ½π πΏπΎπ»π ππ» π«ππΎππΈπ π¦πΎπ
πππΉ πΆ πππππ·ππΆππΎππ ππ» πππ πΉππππΉππ π»πππ ππ½π π΅ππΆππ'π πͺπ π πππππΎππ π πππΎππ
ππΎππΎππ π πππ
π© π«π

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[Just in case, you know, it happens again somehow.]
Lumber jacks are basically people that get paid to cut down trees, or at least cut down the ones that are really hard to cut down.
[Sorry if he's doing the title a disservice, Wendy! He's just not really knowledgeable on the topic.]
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O-Oh. That's hard work there.
[He already feels exhausted thinking about doing that much work despite healing people with his own life force. Maybe he can Chainsaw a Tree someday]
Your dimension seems like a nice place!
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As long as you don't try looking for danger in the forest near Gravity Falls. It can be kinda...crazy out there.
[Just ask one of the dinosaurs that Soos has gotten to meet.]
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What sort of folks inhabit those forests?
[big lizards like Louis are nice...except Septarians, or whatever Toffee is.]
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Yeah, you probably could actually.
Well, there's ghosts, dinosaurs, oversized and undersized animals, along with the occasional almost indescribable monsters like that gremloblin we had in the shack once.
Some of them are pretty nice, like the gnomes, the manotaurs, or old man McGucket, who likes to build giant robots and stuff like that. The bad ones are just kinda...more memorable.
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[He looks a bit nervous, but it's nothing to worry about. He's technically a monster creature himself, so]
Oh yikes, I hope none of the bad ones are immortal. We had one on our hands, until Marco informed me they defeated him.
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As for the others...I'm really not sure. You'll probably have to ask Ford about it. He's studied pretty much all the monsters there.
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[He recalled Stan mentioning something about journals. Also he has no idea thats The Guy the old dude referred to.]