Zagreus (
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kaisou2023-01-05 03:40 pm
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WHO: Zagreus and Thanatos
WHERE: A cute little house and garden near the park
WHEN: Early January
WHAT: Zagreus is no longer homeless, and accidentally summons a friend to said house
WARNINGS: Dumb boys
Zagreus has been more or less not living anywhere for... however long he's been here. (He does not, understandably, have a great sense of time, barely knowing what a 'month' even is.) It doesn't bother him; he's not much for sleep, always active, always moving. But he does feel a little bad for Cerberus; the goodest boy of all deserves a nice place to rest. Trouble is, hardly anywhere has been able to accommodate his size.
That is, until one day in his wandering, he finds a house where there wasn't one before. A very, very familiar house.
Persephone's bountiful garden is vibrant as ever, and Cerberus seems pleased by it all, and Zagreus stares around at it with part comfort, part concern. Oh, he hasn't the faintest idea how to take care of these. Maybe someone on the network will be able to help...
But first he heads inside, finding a few other things of interest. Stygius, Exagriph, and...
He stops in front of a chair, where a little Companion Mort doll is propped, looking like it's been sitting there. He can't help but chuckle fondly, reaching down to pick it up. "I'll need to show Than all this," he mutters to himself. It would be nice if his friend could just be here now--
WHERE: A cute little house and garden near the park
WHEN: Early January
WHAT: Zagreus is no longer homeless, and accidentally summons a friend to said house
WARNINGS: Dumb boys
Zagreus has been more or less not living anywhere for... however long he's been here. (He does not, understandably, have a great sense of time, barely knowing what a 'month' even is.) It doesn't bother him; he's not much for sleep, always active, always moving. But he does feel a little bad for Cerberus; the goodest boy of all deserves a nice place to rest. Trouble is, hardly anywhere has been able to accommodate his size.
That is, until one day in his wandering, he finds a house where there wasn't one before. A very, very familiar house.
Persephone's bountiful garden is vibrant as ever, and Cerberus seems pleased by it all, and Zagreus stares around at it with part comfort, part concern. Oh, he hasn't the faintest idea how to take care of these. Maybe someone on the network will be able to help...
But first he heads inside, finding a few other things of interest. Stygius, Exagriph, and...
He stops in front of a chair, where a little Companion Mort doll is propped, looking like it's been sitting there. He can't help but chuckle fondly, reaching down to pick it up. "I'll need to show Than all this," he mutters to himself. It would be nice if his friend could just be here now--

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He's passing through a park, one he has walked through many times before, when he feels a familiar tug. A summons. One he immediately recognises the source of and does not even think to resist.
And so, a moment after Zagreus utters those fateful words, Thanatos himself appears not too far away from him and lightly plants the base of his scythe down against the ground. There might just be a tiny smile on his face, if you squint really hard and do it quickly.
"Zagreus." ... Huh. This place looks strangely familiar, in a tantalising way that he can't quite put his finger on. He carefully sets his scythe against a wall to avoid knocking it into anything and looks curiously around the room. "Where are we?"
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Well. At least they both know it works now.
"Uh-- sorry, Than, didn't... mean to summon you. Not that I'm complaining, really." Seriously, he's... not sure what to do with this. "This is my mother's house, from the surface. I'm not at all sure how it got here."
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"You didn't mean to summon me..." How then did it happen, he wonders, but no matter. He does have to duck a little to make sure he doesn't hit anything that might happen to be hanging from the ceiling but he moves over to where the other god is without incident.
"Work of the Spirit Vein, no doubt." As everything strange that happens here seems to be. "But since it is here, what will you do now?"
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He looks around the little cottage, messing with his hair. "I suppose I should look after it. Mother did ask me to check in on it when I made it to the surface, and... this isn't quite the same thing but I think she'd still like that."
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There are few occasions where he will refuse such a call.
"I'm sure that she would." Thanatos studies Zagreus then. How he might feel about... all of this, everything, has been a topic he has not really approached. "Her garden came along with it, then?"
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He nods, glancing out the windows towards the riot of green life. "It did. And I'll do my best to look after it. Feels like the right thing to do, you know?"
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The death god glances to the window as well, spying the lush green outside. Of course...
"Mm. I understand." All those times that the other god had pushed his way through his father's realm to get back here, even though it was only for a few minutes... it's good that he can have this now. "If there's anything I can do..."
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He follows Thanatos's gaze out the window, nodding. "Honestly, I haven't the faintest idea of what to do. I'm... probably going to need to ask for some help." Seriously what do plants need, he has no idea.
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To a point that he sometimes finds it a little annoying, but that's just Thanatos' way when he feels like something is intruding. He can be so particular about his privacy. "I doubt you'll have trouble getting suggestions from them."
His attention goes back to Zagreus for a moment.
"But some of it might be conflicting. It could benefit you to do some reading of your own."
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Seriously he's not seen a single one. And while he's getting better at the phone, 'searching the internet to find reliable information' is a bit beyond him.
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He makes his way over to the window now, so he can look out properly and examine the garden from this vantage point. It's very green, even with the time of year... but that's to be expected, he supposes, if it simply appeared here. Anything out of season will likely not survive long.
Thanatos knows that much about plants, at least.
"But you're intimately accustomed to trial and error. I'm sure you can put some of that experience to good use, can't you Zag?"