Meg lives for this kind of thing. She doesn't even really pretend otherwise--she's a Scion, this is what she was made for (although it's not exactly her M.O. as Xi Wangmu's daughter, it's still something to do). She turns up with a smile on, wearing tiny shorts, boots, a button-up blouse, and a belt with assorted bags and pouches containing her shaman's supplies.
Over her shoulder, she carries a particular sort of polearm (http://www.learn-chinese-martial-arts.com/images/GuanDao.jpg), as though it weighs nothing.
"Gang's almost all here, it looks like. I'm Meg."
She's accompanied by something invisible that skitters over the floorboards. Suddenly, it makes itself apparent: a large female red fox, uncannily intelligent, and to those with supernatural vision, it has nine tails instead of one.
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Over her shoulder, she carries a particular sort of polearm (http://www.learn-chinese-martial-arts.com/images/GuanDao.jpg), as though it weighs nothing.
"Gang's almost all here, it looks like. I'm Meg."
She's accompanied by something invisible that skitters over the floorboards. Suddenly, it makes itself apparent: a large female red fox, uncannily intelligent, and to those with supernatural vision, it has nine tails instead of one.
"...and this is Daji."