The hunt for companionship (Calleigh)

[Yuthirin]

'So we need to prioritize countermeasures or learning how he does it, so that we may do the same.'

[Anastasia]

"Yes," Mirajane nods, "That would align well with your current goal as well, wouldn't it?"

[Yuthirin]

'It would, yes. Have any suggestions?'

[Anastasia]

"Moore's been dealing with destiny, he's a good place to start," Mirajane asks, "On a related subject, what did you find out about paragons?"

[Yuthirin]

'Not much. Lathander stated that paragons at their core are the pinnacle of what their race represents. We must become children of destiny. No ideas on how, though.'

[Anastasia]

"What does your race represent, then?" Mirajane asks, leading you through a portal to the officer's quarters. It's quieter here, no one immediately about.

[Yuthirin]

'Very little, really. The irrigo, as a race, barely exist.'

[Anastasia]

You slip past several rooms, until you come into one that seems unused. Mirajane closes the door behind all of you.

"That's the problem then, isn't it? The irrigo are a forgotten memory. What destiny do they have? They've been left behind in the sands of time." Mirajane says, "What destiny could be wrought from a race like that?"

[Yuthirin]

'That's true. I've not seen another of my kind since our Prime was...well. Since the irrigo ascended and a very few of us elected to remain behind. Our destiny was likely "to ascend," and once that was met, the rest of us were left without a direction.'

[Anastasia]

"Then you need to choose a new direction, one that represents your entire race or what's left of it." Mirajane says. "That's what I think, anyway. Otherwise, however will your race's destiny matter at all?"

[Yuthirin]

A moment of silence, then: 'Yes...yes I believe that is what I will have to do. If the irrigo no longer have a destiny, then I will have to forge one myself.'

[Anastasia]

Mirajane nods, "We can't escape destiny, so we need to use it to our benefit. Then, what will you try and make as the irrigo's new destiny?"

[Yuthirin]

'That's...an excellent question. Can it be simple? Must it be complex and vague?'

[Anastasia]

"I don't have the foggiest," Mirajane admits, looking away momentarily. "I believe you should start with simple, however, and see from there."

[Yuthirin]

'Very well. My destiny is to cross this room.' Tryll says, crossing the room.