Tarot post mark 10.

[harpbeat]

Has it truly been so long since I did tarot readings for all of you? How tragic.

[A deck is on the table in front of her.]

Simply focus on your question while shuffling the deck, and inform me of your question when you return the deck to me. Then I can read your fortune.

[Any game, any character will be read with a real shuffling of a real Tarot deck!]

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[harpbeat]

If you want to think of it that way. Anyone can shuffle a deck of cards and draw ones that means something.

[boundinblood]

Oh-...oh I see what you mean now, no wonder you aren't-...

I'm sorry, the coincidence of those cards together, I-...

[She stops, recognizing she hasn't come out of that stalling state of mind, and waits until she can collect herself.]

I wasn't thinking clearly, I was so taken aback.

[harpbeat]

It is quite alright. Take your time.

[She recognizes that her readings can come as something of a shock for people not expecting something accurate to their situation.]

[boundinblood]

[And once that's past - her mind has this extremely annoying habit of locking up when it's needed most sometimes - she corrals her thoughts into what had actually surprised her.]

My only question is...yes, if told the meanings of the cards, I might come to that conclusion. But how did you? Changing the world isn't something many people do on their own.

[harpbeat]

Everyone changes the world, dear. Some just do so in larger ways than others.

[Or her intuition is uncannily good.]

[boundinblood]

[She has "protag" written all over her, it just takes a bit of trope-savvy to figure it out.]

...That's why I'm concerned about it being a change for the better. If my name and my deeds are going to carry weight, I want to be able to live up to that.

[harpbeat]

I suspect you will be just fine, if you are worrying about it so.