Xiǎo Xīngchén (
gentledawn) wrote in
jikan_network2022-07-28 12:44 am
[Video; UN: gentlebreeze]
[A white rabbit stares at the camera.
And stares.
Then a back leg thumps impatiently against the floor. A flash of magic follows and then Xingchen is sitting where the rabbit had been, his black hair scattered with white strands. He quickly dresses himself and clears his throat.]
Forgive me. I meant to say: if you are near the Temple and find yourself in need of rest or refreshment, you are welcome. All are welcome as long as you come in peace and do not mind cats.
Or... [Another cough.] Rabbits.
And stares.
Then a back leg thumps impatiently against the floor. A flash of magic follows and then Xingchen is sitting where the rabbit had been, his black hair scattered with white strands. He quickly dresses himself and clears his throat.]
Forgive me. I meant to say: if you are near the Temple and find yourself in need of rest or refreshment, you are welcome. All are welcome as long as you come in peace and do not mind cats.
Or... [Another cough.] Rabbits.

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Please come whenever you can.
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[And when he does arrive, rapping politely on the door, he will be wearing his usual white. His hair has changed - there is more white - but that might help Gaura recognize him better.]
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Xingchen?
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Ah. I'm covered in dirt. Here let me rinse my hands off and you can see the garden some before we go inside.
[He leads the way back to the huge garden which is filled with just about every kind of plant possible. So much like walking through a magical realm really. He goes to well to bring up water so he can wash his hands off.]
If you ever need anything or want something I'd be happy to give it to you.
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Dirt is natural! How else are little seeds suppose to grow?
[He follows him and stares, completely entranced. Gaura has created another world in his garden and it's...lovely. It makes Xingchen wish there were less buildings in the city and more plants!]
If you let me visit your beautiful garden now and then, I will be happy.
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You are always welcome to visit it. I want this to be a place where people can buy plants but also be able to come here and enjoy being surrounded by nature. And after the trials that Henry and I did together, I can grow any plant I think of. So I can bring pieces of other homes for people here as long as they help me learn about the plant.
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There... There was a little white flower that grew on my Master's mountain. [Xingchen looks around and crouches down by a shrub.] They grew like this and they could have splashes of pink or red...
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Can you tell me even more about it? How big the flowers are? The shrub? How many petals? What they smell like?
[His cheeks color then.]
I'm sorry. That was probably so many questions...
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[Scent... He breathes in, taking himself back.]
Sweet? But there was a spice to it.
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Is this it?
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Yes! We called it dùjuān huā. [It's Chinese Rhododendron.]
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[He smiles gently and looks back to him.]
I can grow some more for here and grow some to send to your home so you can have them there too.
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I would love to have some in the Temple and around my home.
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[He smiles at him.]
I can come to both places to grow them for you. Wherever you'd like them there.
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[Xingchen smiles proudly and uses his golden core to lift the pot into the air.]
Our home is connected to the Temple. So if you visit one, you are technically visiting both.
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[He laughs and brushes the dirt away from himself again.]
Here. Come inside. I'll show you our place and make you something.
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[The sounds and scents of the Temple are also comforting. Both he and Zichen need healing for their souls.]
Thank you. [He bows his head and sets the pot by the entrance to the garden so he can retrieve it before he leaves.]
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It's like having a fairytale home. I love it so much.
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It does feel magical. I feel like those birds on your ceiling are real!
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I think they'll be happier outside. But I could get something set up for them in the garden.
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[He takes a seat carefully and smiles curiously at the fluff. A bird? How sweet.]
There will soon be one pink bird to keep them company.
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