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Locked to Harper, Sharpe, Jason, Clarisse, Aveline, and Integra
The Unseelie have taken Mair and are moving from there already, in what direction I cannot yet say. Others who know are Lord Eddard Stark, Sergeant Patrick Harper, Major Richard Sharpe, Jason, the lady Clarisse, Ser Aveline and Ser Integra. Lord Stark asks you to conference with one another to determine what must be done.

Locked to Sansa, Renly, and Meera
My lord bids me to conference with you to plan contingencies should Caer Glaem be attacked by the Unseelie, as it will likely happen very soon. Lady Sansa and Meera and I are to be far away when it comes. He bade me ask your help, Lord Renly. But I would like to speak of these matters in person and in private. What time could we meet?

Locked to Aubri
Dear sir, I know who you are because the birds told me of you. You're near Mair and I beg a favor of you.

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i know exactly where they're headed i've got something they want and they won't stop until they get it or i stop them first they will be stopped and i'd suggest no one gets in my way

[He has to land first to answer, but he does so in short order. It's rare for someone to contact him via this locket and, so, he pays attention.]

I do not know who you are, but I am not against doing a favor for a lady. What do you need?

My name's Sigrid. I have friends close to Mair who are in danger, but they're going there anyway to see how many Unseelie there are who've taken it. I've asked the birds to fly there and help take count, but they can't protect my friends. If you could fly above them and keep watch over them--my friends--I will owe you a very big favor. We think the Unseelie are going to attack Caer Glaem next.

Edited 2014-07-11 01:26 (UTC)

Sigrid. I am Aubri. [There is a pause before he speaks again.] I have seen some evidence of such a thing. Who are your friends?

Lord Eddard Stark and his company. They are on horseback and they number only a few. You must tell him I sent you, lest he mistake you for a threat.

I have spoken with him once, upon my arrival here. I would know him upon sight.

Oh! [That's better than she ever hoped for.] He is good, so very good and kind, and he will never forget a good turn in a hundred years. Will you help him?

I will. You have my word.

Far away, dear Sigrid, but where?

[ it is good that this is written; she is starting to feel a panic seep into her body. it returns to her body like an old companion. it makes her very fingers tremble. ]

That'll be why we need Lord Renly's help. I should say south and a little west, deep into the Great Greenwood. The Unseelie would not have any reason to go there.

Or else the Station with the Elvenking.

Thank you. I am in your debt, and I will not forget it.

The Station--

[ she had avoided it before -- she and gendry, wary of what someone might do if they did go where others stayed. but now... ]

Perhaps the Station is best. It would be good to go where there are...good people.

[ as isolated as they might be in the forest, she fears being left without a protector. she needs a protector. ]

But there is are ~~a lot~~ many of Seelie at the station. The Unseelie could choose to attack there on their way back to Caer Scima.

I confess...I have doubted its neutrality in the past. But--

[ she realizes she should just leave the decision with sigrid; her mind is not bent to these tactics. granted, perhaps neither is sigrid's...but sansa would trust her more than she would trust herself. ]

Edited 2014-07-11 14:14 (UTC)

To wicked men, neutrality only means it is an easier target. Yet your father believes Lord Renly will know what to do.

He will. He would. But we must accept that his priorities may rest with the Tyrells. Margaery was his Lady Wife, once. Or has yet to be. The...language on the matter is a little unclear.

Clear or unclear, it is good practice to mark it. We will plan a little differently than what we tell him.

...Do you think it so possible that the castle might fall?

[ she thinks of the blackwater. of the threats made in maegor's holdfast. ]

The birds have not yet given me their numbers, but I wager it is nothing small. However the battle ends, we are to be far from it. If it goes well, we will come back. If it goes ill, we won't.

[ sigrid is right; they cannot stay. she doesn't want to wait out another siege, uncertain of her fate. there is no payne here to release them from the ravages of a conquering army. ]

I will go find Ser Loras. [ gods, she hopes renly is awake. ] And see to my affairs.

Who is Ser Loras? Do not tell him of my birds. If word gets round, people will start throwing rocks at every bird they see.

He is the Knight of Flowers. And Lady Margaery's brother. Of late a member of the Kingsguard, but we mustn't hold it against him.

But I will keep your feathered friends a secret from him. I will I promise.

Edited 2014-07-11 16:50 (UTC)

Thank you. He sounds very important, but why must we include him? I don't want everyone hopping on the boat and sinking it with too many.

Edited 2014-07-11 16:52 (UTC)

[ ...she argues with herself. should she say it? should she confess how dire the situation is? it's sigrid. if there's anyone she can tell-- ]

He stands vigil over Lord Renly, who has not woken for some days now.

That is no good. Folk round here always choose the worst time to fall into sleep for days.

[Which reminds her she should ask Lady Galadriel how her daughter is doing. Maybe it will give some clue about Renly.]

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