[Alex knows this isn't Weyard, but considering the designer of this week's West Wing is dead, it could be his last chance to feel a bit more at home for a few weeks. So here he is, once again just south of the city, looking south at the tall lighthouse. He has a serious crush on this thing or something...]
[And here is Luna watching Alex watch the lighthouse, because we have to go DEEPER into this staredown. It's not anything new to see him around these parts nor to see him obsessing over the building, so she doesn't engage right away, and instead spends a little time looking out from the bridge.
At length, though, since neither of them seem to be going anywhere--]
You know this town as well, don't you? Fortune -- Sheba -- did tell me that this was the place where she grew up. What significance does the lighthouse have?
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At length, though, since neither of them seem to be going anywhere--]
You know this town as well, don't you? Fortune -- Sheba -- did tell me that this was the place where she grew up. What significance does the lighthouse have?
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I passed by Lalivero once or twice, yes.
[And he looks back at the tower.]
That's Venus Lighthouse. It houses the Earth elemental. It's a very...significant construct of the Adepts of old.
[He's grinning like he has much strong adjectives he could use to describe his admiration.]
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[She's thoughtful, taking few moments to look at the lighthouse herself. It's quite the impressive landmark, even without the impressive history.
One eyebrow ticks up as she turns again and takes in Alex's expression.]
And it must not be significant just to the Adepts of old, correct? Or you wouldn't have spent this week turning in circles about it.