Diarmuid Ua Duibhne (
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Call Out Meme: Version 4.0
Have a new "Call Me Out" to break in since the old one is starting to get big again!
【the ❝CALL ME OUT❞ meme】 IV
a roleplay meme to inspire muses.
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[A pause.]
And I've heard a lot!
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[Diarmuid shakes his head.]
Perhaps my Lord should have suspected, but he trusted the man at his word. It was trust misplaced. Not long after they sat down to eat did they find themselves unable to get up, spell bound not in the man's house at all, but an empty and abandoned shack. Try as they might, not a one of them could move from where they sat. They would have been easily slain by the forces Miodac was gathering had I not been alerted to their troubles...by a song.
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What song was that? Who was singing? How did you hear?
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However, it was obvious no time could be lost. I sent my brothers ahead of me and made quick work of what we needed to finish before rushing to join them. I found them, fighting bravely but slowly being overwhelmed.
[Diarmuid pauses to tap his brother's hand, 'reminding' him to continue at his work.]
I knew we could not win if we continued fighting that way, so I did the one thing I knew would bring the battle to an end. I challenged Miodac myself.
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Wow, you did that? How big was Miodac? Was he bigger than you? Did he have special powers?
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[With his brother returning back to work, Diarmuid turns back to his own work.]
He was about the same size as me, but just as I was, he was an extremely skilled fighter. I don't know how many special powers he had because I did not give him time to use them. Every moment I allowed the battle to go on was one more moment that might see one of my brothers seriously injured or killed. Speed was of the essence. That is why I did not use my spears for this fight, but my sword Moralltach. One swing is all it needs to end any battle and one swing was all it took here.
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[Diarmuid shakes his head.]
However, the remainder of his men did flee. I cannot say I blame them. To break the spell upon my Lord and my fellows, spilling Miodac's blood on the floor was required, so I severed his head and carried it with me to the shack.
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That's even cooler! Did your friends throw up cheers when they saw you come in with the enemy vanquished?
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We saved our celebrating until we were sure the spell was broken. Then, we celebrated.
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[He remembers his first battle. One that had happened quite recently from his view. Back in his time, it was not even a few weeks ago. He had taken three heads and carried them back to Ulster, one in each hand and the third in his teeth. However, it had been done in the throes of his warp spasm, so even now, he's unclear about what really happened. Instead, he had heard about it when waking up in his bed aching all over. There had been a big feast, but the conquering hero had been too busy moaning about a stomachache to enjoy it properly.]
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They did offer it to me, but I was not the only one fighting that day. All of my brothers fought well and bravely and it was only right we all shared the glory.
[Diarmuid laughs softly.]
Besides, those who were trapped were quite hungry themselves. To be tricked by such a feast and then to get nothing. We all ate and drank and had a wondrous time that night.
[The next day they had mourned those who had not made it back, but that was the next day. For that night, they had focused on celebrating victory and honoring a fight well fought.]
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...There's nothing to fight here, though, so there probably won't be many feasts either.
<small[He's so distracted thinking about this that he forgets to continue his work again.]
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There will be plenty of fighting in your future, brother. Be patient and use this time to do other fun things. They do exist, I promise you.
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[He scrubs the plate again, twice as hard.]
Like Silver is teaching me how to train pokemon.
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[Diarmuid laughs softly.]
Don't kill the plate, brother. Just dry it. What kind of pokemon is Silver teaching you about? Do you have a partner yet?
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[It had tried to peck him!]
And I don't know. All the pokemon are cool. Do you think I can just use White? Or one of my ponies?
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[Diarmuid pauses to give his brother a serious look.]
But you realize that White and your ponies won't be able to fight like the pokemon can. They fight in different ways.
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[Diarmuid hands a new dish to his brother.]
Will you be training Grey too?
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[He wipes at the new dish.]
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[Diarmuid laughs.]
But just think how much cooler it would be to fight with a matched set of hounds instead of just one.
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Yeah, it would be much cooler! Like, one on each side! And they could pin down an enemy together!
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[Diarmuid knows his brother by now and is not surprised by that reaction.]
There is a reason we train our dogs in pairs back home.
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[If he wasn't cleaning things, he'd be bouncing up and down.]
So I'll train both Grey and White in fighting then! You teach them hunting!
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should we end it here?
Sounds good to me!