[It certainly is breaking a rule of some sort. The Pale King had created his hollow children with no voices and he never did something without a reason. As terrible as it was seizing their voice was not born out of pure sadistic desire but a cold, unfeeling calculation.
Grimm was the opposite, fiery and dramatic. His legacy will not last as long as the Pale King's will but the Troupe Master will burn brighter. And now the Vessel has a choice of the same - a quiet body of water trapped under ice, a fire that consumed all....
Or something else entirely. It is up to them.
The Grimmkin look at each other and giggle. It is not directed towards the Vessel's question nor amusement at their asking such a thing. They were here by their Master's word to answer the questions, after all, and it would not do to be rude about it.]
So dark. Burn brighter!
The endless song has changed.
But a song is still a song, or so our Master says.
[Grimm's sacrifice for his child was something he gladly welcomed but as the Grimmkin's little ditty states, it is still a sacrifice. The Vessel's appearance in the Troupe is a new line of dialog and a new note written on a music sheet, but it was not enough to change their Master's fate.
But not all is doom and gloom. The middle Grimmkin waves their staff, mimicking their younger brethren, before offering more to their answer.]
A new dance, a new song. We wish to see it.
[A new note meant new instruments, new singers and a new crowd. But where their Master and the new Grimm Troupe takes this show is up to them. That is their answer on the matter.]
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Grimm was the opposite, fiery and dramatic. His legacy will not last as long as the Pale King's will but the Troupe Master will burn brighter. And now the Vessel has a choice of the same - a quiet body of water trapped under ice, a fire that consumed all....
Or something else entirely. It is up to them.
The Grimmkin look at each other and giggle. It is not directed towards the Vessel's question nor amusement at their asking such a thing. They were here by their Master's word to answer the questions, after all, and it would not do to be rude about it.]
So dark. Burn brighter!
The endless song has changed.
But a song is still a song, or so our Master says.
[Grimm's sacrifice for his child was something he gladly welcomed but as the Grimmkin's little ditty states, it is still a sacrifice. The Vessel's appearance in the Troupe is a new line of dialog and a new note written on a music sheet, but it was not enough to change their Master's fate.
But not all is doom and gloom. The middle Grimmkin waves their staff, mimicking their younger brethren, before offering more to their answer.]
A new dance, a new song. We wish to see it.
[A new note meant new instruments, new singers and a new crowd. But where their Master and the new Grimm Troupe takes this show is up to them. That is their answer on the matter.]