I get it. Trust me. That's kind of the cornerstone of any worries I have over the things you can do. You could do that. Pry into my head. I don't like that.
[ kind of hypocritical, seeing as he has some werewolf powers that lets him do that too, but. he's already covered his hypocrisy. ]
I'm not going to ask you to curse anyone for me - I solve my problems on my own - But if, hypothetically, that was something I wanted to pursue in the future, what would it cost me?
you're safe from me. not from prudence or dorian, though. sabrina and ambrose aren't likely to try it. don't let sims get too close to you, though. he doesn't have any control.
the cost would depend on the curse. how much research i would have to put into it. how much of my time would it require. if i would need another witch to assist
but i think you're asking if it would cost you anything but money, right?
[ literally. he's committing those names down to paper, sorting them in with a handful of other threats he's been keeping an eye on. good to know. ]
Yeah. That's what I'm asking. My gut tells me you don't deal in impersonal transactions. You'd probably want... I don't know. Werewolf blood? Werewolf fur. Something you could use in potions. I feel like I'm probably a potion ingredient.
you're not a potion ingredient. i mean, you could be, but i'm not that into potion making. but you are a spell ingredient. werewolf fur is good for a ritual spell to make witches blend into the forest. werewolf claws, pulled fresh, if you plant them at the edge of your garden will make anyone who crosses into your land bleed from old wounds
Werewolf claws don't work like that where I'm from. Or - maybe they do, and it's some awful, well-kept druidic secret. They have other uses. Alpha werewolves can take a person's memories from their body - alter them, rewrite them, remove them entirely. Anything we siphon from a person's mind is stored in our claws. Digging those claws back into someone's neck can restore whatever was taken or changed. Incredibly difficult, though. My mother was the only wolf I knew who could do it.
Like I said - it's incredibly difficult. My claws would have to dig into someone's skin and physically touch the very top of someone's spine. If I didn't do it right, a thousand different things could go wrong. Death. Paralysis. Complete memory loss. Brain failure.
[ so that's not a no, it's just a list of reasons why doing this to anyone any time soon might be a bad idea. ]
I mean, theoretically, if an Alpha werewolf thought of humans or even other werewolves as disposable, they could probably start a collection. Use them for practice. Surprisingly, this is not an avenue I would encourage.
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i think that's the only curse i've lain here
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You could do that. Pry into my head. I don't like that.
[ kind of hypocritical, seeing as he has some werewolf powers that lets him do that too, but. he's already covered his hypocrisy. ]
I'm not going to ask you to curse anyone for me - I solve my problems on my own -
But if, hypothetically, that was something I wanted to pursue in the future, what would it cost me?
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the cost would depend on the curse. how much research i would have to put into it. how much of my time would it require. if i would need another witch to assist
but i think you're asking if it would cost you anything but money, right?
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[ literally. he's committing those names down to paper, sorting them in with a handful of other threats he's been keeping an eye on. good to know. ]
Yeah. That's what I'm asking.
My gut tells me you don't deal in impersonal transactions. You'd probably want... I don't know.
Werewolf blood? Werewolf fur. Something you could use in potions. I feel like I'm probably a potion ingredient.
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you're not a potion ingredient. i mean, you could be, but i'm not that into potion making. but you are a spell ingredient. werewolf fur is good for a ritual spell to make witches blend into the forest. werewolf claws, pulled fresh, if you plant them at the edge of your garden will make anyone who crosses into your land bleed from old wounds
but i like you. so money
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[ don't like that. ]
Werewolf claws don't work like that where I'm from. Or - maybe they do, and it's some awful, well-kept druidic secret.
They have other uses. Alpha werewolves can take a person's memories from their body - alter them, rewrite them, remove them entirely.
Anything we siphon from a person's mind is stored in our claws. Digging those claws back into someone's neck can restore whatever was taken or changed.
Incredibly difficult, though. My mother was the only wolf I knew who could do it.
Money is easier than all that.
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So this isn't something you're likely to do anytime soon?
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My claws would have to dig into someone's skin and physically touch the very top of someone's spine. If I didn't do it right, a thousand different things could go wrong.
Death. Paralysis. Complete memory loss. Brain failure.
[ so that's not a no, it's just a list of reasons why doing this to anyone any time soon might be a bad idea. ]
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I mean, theoretically, if an Alpha werewolf thought of humans or even other werewolves as disposable, they could probably start a collection. Use them for practice.
Surprisingly, this is not an avenue I would encourage.