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Originally Posted by Dear Urgot
*Wheeze*
Was it the purpose I was *wheeze* reanimated for? I do not know. *Wheeze* That would be a question for General Swain, *wheeze* if he even knows. I do not know how much involvement he had in that *wheeze* project. But it the purpose I had *wheeze* came to realize shortly after I was called back to life. It is what keeps me *wheeze* going.
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“And that is my concern for you, Urgot. Your very will to live is driven by this desire for vengeance. Have you thought about what happens when you achieve it?”
Anivia shuffles her wings on her back looking over the Headsman’s grotesquerie. “You asked me for my thoughts on your plans for vengeance? It is not my place to step into the squabbles of city states nor their soldiers. Garen is certainly no innocent to be protected: I will not interfere. Yet I do not condone this dedication of your second life to his death.”
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Originally Posted by Suripi Okami
Oddly enough,the one who invented Kabuki is a female.I don't know why females don't do Kabuki,there are women's roles,yet only men are allowed to do it.....maybe they quit doing it.The only other study I have is Kagura,another form of dance thats wierd in its own right,Kagura is a shamanistic dance that is used to exorcise evil spirits.
Hmm I may have an idea,maybe I should make a playhouse in Ionia
and use it to tell about old battles between Demacia and Noxus.
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"Sometimes, even those ungifted with magical powers can summon forth echoes of its power through ritual. When a people fall upon a ritual that is successful, its power is recorded and passed on, whether the result was magical, medicinal, or circumstantial. If you have the resources, I’m sure the Ionians would appreciate such a cultural exchange."
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Originally Posted by Suripi Okami
(Should I make this idea a thread,if you think it's a bad idea,then I wont try it.)
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(I believe there have been attempts at holding plays in the past that didn’t end up working very well, however, success is largely in the presentation of your idea. Try to spread the idea around beforehand to see how much interest there might be, and develop how exactly it would work.)
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Originally Posted by Shiek
Dear Anivia
When and why did you learn the Chicken Dance?
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The letter returned was clearly not penned, as it contained no serifs at all. Some of the initial letters appeared warped with water damage.
Dear Shiek,
I had never thought I could regret such a small thing as that dance so much. When I was first summoned to this world, I knew very little of the language or customs than that which I could glean from the connection to the summoner’s minds. In the off time between my introductory matches, the young ones of the league, Annie, Nunu, and Amumu, approached me while doing that dance. I did not know what it meant, or even what a chicken was, but I have always had a soft spot for children, so I joined in with them. It is, after all, a very simple dance.
On my home world, we had incredible dances, through which we become one with both nature and magic. Our celebrations of life and rebirth could last years on end. Yet every time I am compelled to dance by my summoners, or by the power of Sona’s music, the so-called “chicken dance” is the one that comes to mind.
~Anivia, the Cryophoenix