Tyrion Lannister (
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It's a fine day for sunshine. I find myself pitying those who choose to live beneath stones and only play at seeing sunlight. The real thing is not so easy to replicate. It seems to be getting warmer as well. Summer Is Coming, as they might say in my own Westerlands. If there is anything to love about this world, it is the peculiarly short seasons. It is a strange thing to have them all wrapped up in one year. I find myself wondering how it is you're able to keep track of them when they each go by so swiftly. It is near spring, but I'm told it will only be a few months long with more certainty than even the wisest maesters can manage - and this from an ill-bred soldier with scant few hairs on his lip.
I will say this for the south, however. It is blessed with very few imps.
[Locked to the Unseelie]
I've spent an uncomfortably long time in Seelie lands these past few weeks, though I am to understand a fairy ring is not so far off ahead of me. Would that we had such things in my own seven kingdoms, I might have done a fair bit more traveling. Though I confess I find it terribly disappoint how utterly small this world is made out to be. Is it truly a void beyond the oceans? I would imagine that it could not have always been that way. Certainly there had to be something far off out there, beyond where ships are able to reach.
In any case, I do have a point beyond the tedium of long riding. My name is Tyrion Lannister, which may not merit much weight here, but I was known as the King's Hand and the Master of Coin where I was from. I excelled in both duties and while I have no mind to butcher my features in further battles, I would see my skills put to proper use still. There is a certain spire that I feel might benefit from my talents and so it is there I mean to go. But I am given to understand there are a number of spires in all and would be only too glad to find other similar minded individuals to begin making certain investments. I do not yet have all my wealth at my disposal, but I promise you I always pay my due. A Lannister always pays his debts.
There is one other matter. Briefly for a time there were two of my kin here. My brother Jaime Lannister and my bastard nephew, Joffrey. Did anyone perchance to meet either of them? I know they are long gone from this world, but I would be interested to know if there was anything they might have left behind.
It's a fine day for sunshine. I find myself pitying those who choose to live beneath stones and only play at seeing sunlight. The real thing is not so easy to replicate. It seems to be getting warmer as well. Summer Is Coming, as they might say in my own Westerlands. If there is anything to love about this world, it is the peculiarly short seasons. It is a strange thing to have them all wrapped up in one year. I find myself wondering how it is you're able to keep track of them when they each go by so swiftly. It is near spring, but I'm told it will only be a few months long with more certainty than even the wisest maesters can manage - and this from an ill-bred soldier with scant few hairs on his lip.
I will say this for the south, however. It is blessed with very few imps.
[Locked to the Unseelie]
I've spent an uncomfortably long time in Seelie lands these past few weeks, though I am to understand a fairy ring is not so far off ahead of me. Would that we had such things in my own seven kingdoms, I might have done a fair bit more traveling. Though I confess I find it terribly disappoint how utterly small this world is made out to be. Is it truly a void beyond the oceans? I would imagine that it could not have always been that way. Certainly there had to be something far off out there, beyond where ships are able to reach.
In any case, I do have a point beyond the tedium of long riding. My name is Tyrion Lannister, which may not merit much weight here, but I was known as the King's Hand and the Master of Coin where I was from. I excelled in both duties and while I have no mind to butcher my features in further battles, I would see my skills put to proper use still. There is a certain spire that I feel might benefit from my talents and so it is there I mean to go. But I am given to understand there are a number of spires in all and would be only too glad to find other similar minded individuals to begin making certain investments. I do not yet have all my wealth at my disposal, but I promise you I always pay my due. A Lannister always pays his debts.
There is one other matter. Briefly for a time there were two of my kin here. My brother Jaime Lannister and my bastard nephew, Joffrey. Did anyone perchance to meet either of them? I know they are long gone from this world, but I would be interested to know if there was anything they might have left behind.

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[ she jokes for no ones benefit (or...detriment) but her own. ]
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[If such a book existed, certainly the Citadel would have dismissed it as madness.]
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Whatever. I haven't been able to find any research matter here, either. But God knows I've tried. [ buffy gave up on the research pretty quickly, though. she could use a contact with a little more patience for old tomes. ]
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[ implied: and i wanna find out how. ]
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[She was betraying more eagerness to simple comfortable living, though. Perhaps there was more to her than he'd first assumed... which wasn't saying much, as he had expected very little of her to begin with.]
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Sure. Whatever. You go and be the porno-fort. I'll stick to my river and actually put some effort into making the place quasi-safe.
[ and decently clothed. ]
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But not -- not that.
[ she can't even say a single word within the same realm of what tyrion proposed for his own maybe-venture. ]
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[Not that he understood why she would need an alley INSIDE her fort. That was just nonsense.]
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but despite all of this inner broiling, she wears her grin with mischief. ] And a shaved ice stand. And a huuuuge walk-in closet with, like, twenty of those adorable ruffled shirts. I can rock those.
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[They were clearly doomed it if ever came to that. Perhaps he should reconsider Damon's offer instead.]
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[ except for sometimes when she really very does. ]
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[If there was one thing to be said for this arrangement: he was needed. Tyrion felt a sore ache to be needed again. A spire was not King's Landing, but it would be a start. He only had to deal with these two so long as it suited him.]
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[ but she also seems unlikely to back that info up right now. like she said earlier: he'll have to come see it for himself. ]
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Why -- have you?
[ had a problem keeping promises. ]
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[Words that perhaps had more meaning in Westeros than they did here. But the meaning was as clear as it ever was.]
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[ one is a return -- payback. the other? promises, she believes, are things freely given without expecting anything in return. ]
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[Promises. Debts. Threats. What good was a man's word if he did not follow through on all those things?]
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