Wellllll, more like, maybe a family of spells? So, like, there's a metahuman who can control the weather. We called him Weather Wizard, 'cause, y'know, that's a great name. Way better than Mark. But it's not like Weather Wizard could only make it hail or whatever. He could also do tornados, tsunamis, you know, the whole package.
[ He contemplates for a moment telling her about the range of things he can do; he could always pretend it was some other meta who had visions but could shoot weird blasts from his hands and maybe open interdimensional portals. But in the end he opts against it. He doesn't know what Taako might have told her, and also, well. He knows what a bad liar he is. And he's really bad. Best to just avoid going there. ]
Yeah, humans are all we got. I mean there's cats and dogs and fish and birds and everything, but if we're talking people, just humans. Races on Earth are just different flavors of human. But we've got, like, stories about elves, and dwarves, and halflings, and magic, too. So you better believe it was awesome showing up somewhere where they're real.
[ When Lup mentions Magnus, Cisco smiles, and there's recognition in it. Before he stops to think about it he acknowledges: ]
Yeah, yeah, the big beefy one with the cool facial hair! I bet he would.
[ Let's just pretend that he knows about Magnus' facial hair because Taako mentioned it, and definitely not because he'd seen him in a vision or anything. ]
She's the one who works at the magic institute, right? Totally! I mean, bring all the gals you want, the more the merrier. [ After a second of thought, Cisco adds: ] Actually I'm pretty sure we've only got enough chairs and couchspace for about ten people. But we could always improvise.
[ They round a corner and there it is: the Riverview Zoo. Cisco makes a flapping gesture with his hand at Lup which she will hopefully interpret as a plea to at least try to hide the open wine bottle. Then he goes forward to buy their tickets from the kiosk. ]
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[ He contemplates for a moment telling her about the range of things he can do; he could always pretend it was some other meta who had visions but could shoot weird blasts from his hands and maybe open interdimensional portals. But in the end he opts against it. He doesn't know what Taako might have told her, and also, well. He knows what a bad liar he is. And he's really bad. Best to just avoid going there. ]
Yeah, humans are all we got. I mean there's cats and dogs and fish and birds and everything, but if we're talking people, just humans. Races on Earth are just different flavors of human. But we've got, like, stories about elves, and dwarves, and halflings, and magic, too. So you better believe it was awesome showing up somewhere where they're real.
[ When Lup mentions Magnus, Cisco smiles, and there's recognition in it. Before he stops to think about it he acknowledges: ]
Yeah, yeah, the big beefy one with the cool facial hair! I bet he would.
[ Let's just pretend that he knows about Magnus' facial hair because Taako mentioned it, and definitely not because he'd seen him in a vision or anything. ]
She's the one who works at the magic institute, right? Totally! I mean, bring all the gals you want, the more the merrier. [ After a second of thought, Cisco adds: ] Actually I'm pretty sure we've only got enough chairs and couchspace for about ten people. But we could always improvise.
[ They round a corner and there it is: the Riverview Zoo. Cisco makes a flapping gesture with his hand at Lup which she will hopefully interpret as a plea to at least try to hide the open wine bottle. Then he goes forward to buy their tickets from the kiosk. ]