Björn goes a bit cross-eyes as he tries to follow that oddly large, single snowflake that seems to head directly for his nose with his eyes. It came ou of nowhere, but the timing... is certainly odd. Hm.
He's gotten a bit old to look for gnomes in the sauna and is in a typical 15-year-old crisis with religion right now, but somehow forces of nature are a lot harder to doubt for him, and while Kung Bore is technically not a force of nature (though people might well have developed him from one... which. What was that that existed before? Like they created cyclopes to explain the skeletons of elephants that they found in the mediterranean...)
Hm. What if there is someone there, and that someone is really who he jokingly guessed that were there? He remembers wishing that the winter would come around the year that they moved, so he could look out for all the winter creatures that had shown up in the books, and him and Timo even tried to look out for them, but they had never found them. But then, nobody can be everywhere, and if one was to meet the King of the North Wind, this would probably be a better place than the inside of a warm bedroom or just outside of a house that is too poorly isolated to not radiate warmth even so.
Considering the entity (should it really be there. He feels a bit silly for his rekindled hope to finally meet one of the beings that he wanted to meet so hard as a child, secretly tried to look out for years, but... There is nobody here to see him if he makes a fool of himself. Right?) didn't react with force to the first three snowballs, another one should not hurt the situation. He picks up another ball - and then halts. No. That might still look like agression, and if he is really that close...
"If y' 're really there, throw one." He holds up the snowball, feeling foolish but kind of hoping against hope that this would happen because ten years late but who cares.
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He's gotten a bit old to look for gnomes in the sauna and is in a typical 15-year-old crisis with religion right now, but somehow forces of nature are a lot harder to doubt for him, and while Kung Bore is technically not a force of nature (though people might well have developed him from one... which. What was that that existed before? Like they created cyclopes to explain the skeletons of elephants that they found in the mediterranean...)
Hm. What if there is someone there, and that someone is really who he jokingly guessed that were there? He remembers wishing that the winter would come around the year that they moved, so he could look out for all the winter creatures that had shown up in the books, and him and Timo even tried to look out for them, but they had never found them. But then, nobody can be everywhere, and if one was to meet the King of the North Wind, this would probably be a better place than the inside of a warm bedroom or just outside of a house that is too poorly isolated to not radiate warmth even so.
Considering the entity (should it really be there. He feels a bit silly for his rekindled hope to finally meet one of the beings that he wanted to meet so hard as a child, secretly tried to look out for years, but... There is nobody here to see him if he makes a fool of himself. Right?) didn't react with force to the first three snowballs, another one should not hurt the situation. He picks up another ball - and then halts. No. That might still look like agression, and if he is really that close...
"If y' 're really there, throw one." He holds up the snowball, feeling foolish but kind of hoping against hope that this would happen because ten years late but who cares.