Care [Part 3]
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esp_dragonFandom: Noblesse
Summary: Dear Master…
Rating: G
Notes: So I had another plotbunny and then I realised it could fit in this verse.
Genre: Friendship
Word count: 1,127
Total word count: 3,413
Status: Work in progress
Dear Master,
I have continued searching for you, even after finding the site where it appears you and Muzaka fought. I hope that I will be proven wrong in my fears, but as I could not find either of you, the idea fills my thoughts.
I hope that you are safe where you are, Master. I cannot hope for your health, but the contract is still there, though not as strong as it once was, so I know that you are at least still alive.
Frankenstein
* * *
Dear Master,
I remembered Muzaka used to entertain you for hours on end describing the places he has seen. Maybe I can do the same here while I search for you. When you read this, it could serve as a reminder; we could travel there and you can see it for yourself.
I am currently East of where Lukedonia is after exhausting my search North. I am still unsure how I was not able to find either you or Muzaka. Did you fly? There were no blood trails that lead to the edge of the island.
The weather is warmer here, enough that I had to retire my coat. It is also noisier than I am used to, filled with people in the daytime and insects at night. I had forgotten how quiet Lukedonia was in comparison to the human world.
You can hear for yourself when I find you again, Master.
Frankenstein
* * *
Dear Master,
Do you remember that creature Muzaka told you about, the chameleon? You did not believe such a thing could exist, even when I supported his claim. I had found amusing at the time as you were hearing this from a werewolf, but you doubted something that could change its colours at will. Maybe it had something to do with what we think as 'normal'.
I saw one today. They're intriguing lizards, one that does not quite act or look like its brethren.
Perhaps I will draw you a picture of what I had seen, though I suppose that still will not prove that the creature is real.
Frankenstein
* * *
Dear Master,
The checks for the boat passes are becoming more rigorous. I cannot fault them, I suppose, seeing as I am not a citizen of this country, but it is annoying nevertheless that more time is being spent on this when we could have set sail already.
Frankenstein
* * *
Dear Master,
You would like it here. The food is naturally sweet and the people enjoy drinking tea.
Frankenstein
* * *
Master,
I wish to see you again. I
* * *
Dear Master,
I purchased a camera today. I deconstructed it and the mechanisms inside it is fascinating. I improved the design so the exposure time is not quite as long.
Ah, I am getting ahead of myself. My apologies. I was so excited over it without telling you what it was. A camera is able to capture an image that is in front of it and transfer that image to a sheet of parchment, if you will, inside it. That image can be printed. A person does not have to have physically been to a place to know what it looks like now.
Amazing, is it not?
I will start enclosing pictures of places I have visited and animals I have seen.
Frankenstein
* * *
Dear Master,
I travelled on an aeroplane today. I have enclosed pictures of said machine.
It may look large and cumbersome, but humans have developed the technology to fly. It would appear you are no longer the only one to take to the sky, though humans have not yet developed the technology to physically fly themselves. I will be checking if they attempt to do so.
The aeroplane is loud and slow, slower than running, but it requires less effort, and I am able to bring more luggage with myself.
The technology fascinates me, but alas, I was not able to deconstruct the aeroplane like I did my camera. Pity.
I will have to seek out how it was built.
Frankenstein
* * *
Dear Master,
This is a picture of the hanger where we build the planes. The people were so impressed by me and knowledge that they asked me to join their team. Obviously, I jumped to accept the offer.
Working with them and learning how these are made has been an absolute delight. We are making improvements every month and are now working to lower pilot errors.
Frankenstein
* * *
Dear Master,
I was approached earlier this month by a businessman who wanted to use our planes in the airline he is setting up.
The sum he had originally offered was not indicative of the work put in, but a few meetings were able to convince him to raise the pay of our staff.
One of the benefits of such a move is that I will have unlimited access to the planes once the airline is set up, making travel between continents faster.
Frankenstein
* * *
Dear Master,
I still feel the connection between us, but after searching every inch on this planet, I still can't find you.
Is this normal, Master? I don't have access to information about contracts to check.
Am I feeling you're resting, or have you went to eternal sleep and what I'm feeling is the last remnant of our connection...?
Frankenstein
* * *
Dear Master,
I have taken the position of substitute teacher at the local school. The pace is different from what I'm used to, but that isn't inherently bad.
The image must be amusing to you, Master. I, who had tried to do everything alone, fighting at every chance and guarding the knowledge I'd gained, am now passing on information to impressionable young children. It's amazing what the passage of time will do.
The children listen to me and are eager to learn. It's a shame that I have to teach them incorrect information, but for them to pass their tests, it needs to be done. If I cultivate their curiosity and teach them to question what they learn, they will do just fine.
Frankenstein
* * *
Dear Master,
I have been considering the possibility of starting my own school once I move on from here. I've seen the effect a good education and teacher can have a person and their community and I wish to spread that.
Frankenstein
* * *
Dear Master,
You would enjoy it here at Ye Ran, I'm sure of it. There are so many children here, almost the number of all the nobles combined.
When we meet again, I will show you this place I have built for you.
Frankenstein
Summary: Dear Master…
Rating: G
Notes: So I had another plotbunny and then I realised it could fit in this verse.
Genre: Friendship
Word count: 1,127
Total word count: 3,413
Status: Work in progress
Dear Master,
I have continued searching for you, even after finding the site where it appears you and Muzaka fought. I hope that I will be proven wrong in my fears, but as I could not find either of you, the idea fills my thoughts.
I hope that you are safe where you are, Master. I cannot hope for your health, but the contract is still there, though not as strong as it once was, so I know that you are at least still alive.
Frankenstein
Dear Master,
I remembered Muzaka used to entertain you for hours on end describing the places he has seen. Maybe I can do the same here while I search for you. When you read this, it could serve as a reminder; we could travel there and you can see it for yourself.
I am currently East of where Lukedonia is after exhausting my search North. I am still unsure how I was not able to find either you or Muzaka. Did you fly? There were no blood trails that lead to the edge of the island.
The weather is warmer here, enough that I had to retire my coat. It is also noisier than I am used to, filled with people in the daytime and insects at night. I had forgotten how quiet Lukedonia was in comparison to the human world.
You can hear for yourself when I find you again, Master.
Frankenstein
Dear Master,
Do you remember that creature Muzaka told you about, the chameleon? You did not believe such a thing could exist, even when I supported his claim. I had found amusing at the time as you were hearing this from a werewolf, but you doubted something that could change its colours at will. Maybe it had something to do with what we think as 'normal'.
I saw one today. They're intriguing lizards, one that does not quite act or look like its brethren.
Perhaps I will draw you a picture of what I had seen, though I suppose that still will not prove that the creature is real.
Frankenstein
Dear Master,
The checks for the boat passes are becoming more rigorous. I cannot fault them, I suppose, seeing as I am not a citizen of this country, but it is annoying nevertheless that more time is being spent on this when we could have set sail already.
Frankenstein
Dear Master,
You would like it here. The food is naturally sweet and the people enjoy drinking tea.
Frankenstein
I wish to see you again. I
Dear Master,
I purchased a camera today. I deconstructed it and the mechanisms inside it is fascinating. I improved the design so the exposure time is not quite as long.
Ah, I am getting ahead of myself. My apologies. I was so excited over it without telling you what it was. A camera is able to capture an image that is in front of it and transfer that image to a sheet of parchment, if you will, inside it. That image can be printed. A person does not have to have physically been to a place to know what it looks like now.
Amazing, is it not?
I will start enclosing pictures of places I have visited and animals I have seen.
Frankenstein
Dear Master,
I travelled on an aeroplane today. I have enclosed pictures of said machine.
It may look large and cumbersome, but humans have developed the technology to fly. It would appear you are no longer the only one to take to the sky, though humans have not yet developed the technology to physically fly themselves. I will be checking if they attempt to do so.
The aeroplane is loud and slow, slower than running, but it requires less effort, and I am able to bring more luggage with myself.
The technology fascinates me, but alas, I was not able to deconstruct the aeroplane like I did my camera. Pity.
I will have to seek out how it was built.
Frankenstein
Dear Master,
This is a picture of the hanger where we build the planes. The people were so impressed by me and knowledge that they asked me to join their team. Obviously, I jumped to accept the offer.
Working with them and learning how these are made has been an absolute delight. We are making improvements every month and are now working to lower pilot errors.
Frankenstein
Dear Master,
I was approached earlier this month by a businessman who wanted to use our planes in the airline he is setting up.
The sum he had originally offered was not indicative of the work put in, but a few meetings were able to convince him to raise the pay of our staff.
One of the benefits of such a move is that I will have unlimited access to the planes once the airline is set up, making travel between continents faster.
Frankenstein
Dear Master,
I still feel the connection between us, but after searching every inch on this planet, I still can't find you.
Is this normal, Master? I don't have access to information about contracts to check.
Am I feeling you're resting, or have you went to eternal sleep and what I'm feeling is the last remnant of our connection...?
Frankenstein
Dear Master,
I have taken the position of substitute teacher at the local school. The pace is different from what I'm used to, but that isn't inherently bad.
The image must be amusing to you, Master. I, who had tried to do everything alone, fighting at every chance and guarding the knowledge I'd gained, am now passing on information to impressionable young children. It's amazing what the passage of time will do.
The children listen to me and are eager to learn. It's a shame that I have to teach them incorrect information, but for them to pass their tests, it needs to be done. If I cultivate their curiosity and teach them to question what they learn, they will do just fine.
Frankenstein
Dear Master,
I have been considering the possibility of starting my own school once I move on from here. I've seen the effect a good education and teacher can have a person and their community and I wish to spread that.
Frankenstein
Dear Master,
You would enjoy it here at Ye Ran, I'm sure of it. There are so many children here, almost the number of all the nobles combined.
When we meet again, I will show you this place I have built for you.
Frankenstein