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eachdraidh2015-06-19 11:10 pm
wwjd) wrote in eachdraidh2015-06-19 11:10 pm
video ✞ seelie locked, june 20th
[What's captured by the locket is the image of an unsmiling, expressionless man, but those who know Kotomine Kirei -- perhaps from around Caer Glaem or one of the chapels surrounding it or Leathann -- might note there's a little bit more energy to him. He's in Leathann now, in fact, riding down a street on horseback, his cleg's wings carefully folded back.
A golden cross hangs from his neck, so even those who don't know him may be able to guess at what he is.]
It's fortunate to see the number of victims suffering from the silver sickness decreasing instead of increasing, finally. Still, if you or someone you know should require healing to halt the disease's progress while you search for your cures, don't hesitate to contact me. I hope you are all well, or become well soon enough.
[He doesn't... well, his deep voice doesn't sound very cheerful or uplifting about anything, but at least he's calm and composed. Maybe he gives the impression of someone who would be a good healer. Apparently Kirei has more he wants to ask, however, and he's not done yet.]
It seems like a good time, though, to ask a few questions. I am new to the Drabwurld and would like to find out all I can. Specifically, I would like to know about the Void.
[That topic is mentioned as emotionlessly as if he were discussing the weather. It is nearby, visible a few miles distant from the coast of Leathann.]
What is known about it, at this point? How quickly does it move? What's been done with regard to it, both on our side and by our enemies? If you're able to provide any information at all, I'll be grateful.
A golden cross hangs from his neck, so even those who don't know him may be able to guess at what he is.]
It's fortunate to see the number of victims suffering from the silver sickness decreasing instead of increasing, finally. Still, if you or someone you know should require healing to halt the disease's progress while you search for your cures, don't hesitate to contact me. I hope you are all well, or become well soon enough.
[He doesn't... well, his deep voice doesn't sound very cheerful or uplifting about anything, but at least he's calm and composed. Maybe he gives the impression of someone who would be a good healer. Apparently Kirei has more he wants to ask, however, and he's not done yet.]
It seems like a good time, though, to ask a few questions. I am new to the Drabwurld and would like to find out all I can. Specifically, I would like to know about the Void.
[That topic is mentioned as emotionlessly as if he were discussing the weather. It is nearby, visible a few miles distant from the coast of Leathann.]
What is known about it, at this point? How quickly does it move? What's been done with regard to it, both on our side and by our enemies? If you're able to provide any information at all, I'll be grateful.
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[ He cannot know, only guess based on the facts he has been given. ]
This war has been waged for ages, and countless lifetimes have passed since the conflict first began. The world was a larger place, then, many other great Powers besides those which remain.
Shardbearers and their actions have always made a great impact on the lives of the people living here. They have no voice in this conflict, and so they resent shardbearers -- strangers from faraway lands -- for destroying and changing what they believe is rightfully theirs.
[ It's a sentiment Aslan understands, and truly, he cannot fault them overmuch for it. ]
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[Kirei seems to tune into that part of Aslan's message, the "many other great Powers" which used to exist. He leaves the question of how a single shardbearer accomplished so much unanswered, but perhaps that's because he doesn't know himself.
At the mention of his musing about the natives' opinions -- which Kirei can also not fault them much for -- he just hmms, thinking it over.]
And I suppose the people have that right. I can only continue to support the goodness of the Seelie cause, and hope more of them come to understand that it is the correct path for all of us, regardless of who we are.
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[ Given the powers of the monarchs such as they are, he can only imagine the their kin also ruled courts of their own. Ridire indicated only a few of those original powers remained, and it stands to reason the others were wiped out many years past. ]
Tread carefully, Kirei. Remember it is not always easy to see the larger picture when the world is unraveling at the seams.
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