[Such nice, pretty words. In the end it boils down to "that which eases the heart, that which brings a smile to one's face" for no purpose other than simply because one can, because it is within one's power to do so, and it's so simple, so power, that it makes White smile.
It's such a silly, young Wizard reason, but it reminds him somewhat of the Western Wizards with their carefree view of the world, how they do things for pleasure's sake, and also of the Southern Wizards as well, who help those in need without a second thought simply because they can. In other words, the exact opposite of most Northern Wizards, but certainly not to the kind, gentle Snow and White who love humans so.
(It's still a little opposite to them, because in the end they are Northern to the core, but they do seem better about it than the others... save Bradley of course, who is perfect,)]
Hohoho. What a charming magic you specialize in, young one. [charming.] I do believe you'd get along quite well with the Southern Wizards in my world, who live closely with the humans they help and are always smiling. They're good folk, marked by their kind hearts and sunny dispositions, though I do admit they're often looked down on due to this as well -- those of my home region in the North in particular call them weak.
[But defensive magic isn't weak in the least. Power that can save lives isn't inherently weak, no more than power to kill someone is inherently strong. Those three have so much to learn.]
But they're strong in their own way. Each of us are, and it is by working with one another that we are able to truly show it off.
[He thinks he may have found the mysterious Rice Cooker (he has) and he'll uh. put it on the counter. Really heft it up there, a little struggle but grandpa's got this. Though why don't the buttons do anything when you press them.]
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It's such a silly, young Wizard reason, but it reminds him somewhat of the Western Wizards with their carefree view of the world, how they do things for pleasure's sake, and also of the Southern Wizards as well, who help those in need without a second thought simply because they can. In other words, the exact opposite of most Northern Wizards, but certainly not to the kind, gentle Snow and White who love humans so.
(It's still a little opposite to them, because in the end they are Northern to the core, but they do seem better about it than the others... save Bradley of course, who is perfect,)]
Hohoho. What a charming magic you specialize in, young one. [charming.] I do believe you'd get along quite well with the Southern Wizards in my world, who live closely with the humans they help and are always smiling. They're good folk, marked by their kind hearts and sunny dispositions, though I do admit they're often looked down on due to this as well -- those of my home region in the North in particular call them weak.
[But defensive magic isn't weak in the least. Power that can save lives isn't inherently weak, no more than power to kill someone is inherently strong. Those three have so much to learn.]
But they're strong in their own way. Each of us are, and it is by working with one another that we are able to truly show it off.
[He thinks he may have found the mysterious Rice Cooker (he has) and he'll uh. put it on the counter. Really heft it up there, a little struggle but grandpa's got this. Though why don't the buttons do anything when you press them.]