Toothiana listened attentively to Pitch, minutely surprised he had chosen to be so forthcoming with his response. In a show of appreciation, she decided to tell in turn what she knew, though it wasn't much to offer at this point.
"You've heard of the Anonymous Movement, then?" she prompted. Some said they were trustworthy and some said they were not, but in all recounts, the Movement consisted of individuals who kept busy and, at the very least, appeared to be aiming toward the betterment of the people here, perhaps even the safe return of outsiders to the worlds they came from. So far, however, they'd met with little success.
Not sure what to make of that story herself, Tooth sought Pitch's opinion on the matter. After all, it was a point of common interest between them, and one of the only ones they had to hold onto.
"I've heard very little about them myself, beyond what appears to be common knowledge, but of the curses...I've asked and heard a lot." Her eyes narrowed, not at Pitch but in reflection of something she was told, a very troubling something indeed. "Most of the time, the curses are things that people seem to recover from rather easily, but there are some curses that are dangerous. And no one seems to know if they happen naturally and because of the City, or if there is someone...casting them, like a magic spell."
Ombric and North would have disliked this troublesome magic very much. It was unpredictable and unchecked, harming and inconveniencing at random.
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"You've heard of the Anonymous Movement, then?" she prompted. Some said they were trustworthy and some said they were not, but in all recounts, the Movement consisted of individuals who kept busy and, at the very least, appeared to be aiming toward the betterment of the people here, perhaps even the safe return of outsiders to the worlds they came from. So far, however, they'd met with little success.
Not sure what to make of that story herself, Tooth sought Pitch's opinion on the matter. After all, it was a point of common interest between them, and one of the only ones they had to hold onto.
"I've heard very little about them myself, beyond what appears to be common knowledge, but of the curses...I've asked and heard a lot." Her eyes narrowed, not at Pitch but in reflection of something she was told, a very troubling something indeed. "Most of the time, the curses are things that people seem to recover from rather easily, but there are some curses that are dangerous. And no one seems to know if they happen naturally and because of the City, or if there is someone...casting them, like a magic spell."
Ombric and North would have disliked this troublesome magic very much. It was unpredictable and unchecked, harming and inconveniencing at random.