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It's a odd sort of magic here, though I can't say I'm completely unfamiliar with it. It nearly reminds me of the place I was taken from-- if perhaps the Children were not forced beneath the ground.

[She hums. She hasn't talked much of the Children of the Forest, though she thinks on them often now that she's here.]

I've heard others speak on the magic of their homes, and I'm interested to know more. I've been granted abilities at the behest of my liege lord, a word spoken and magic formed. It is useful, far more than even I could imagine. Has anyone else been granted similar things here? To what ends is this magic capable of? Either here or where we've come from.

( locked to Stark allies )

With the fairy rings open, I would like to explore more of this place, to learn what we can of this place-- war aside, it seems we shall be here for a long time. Should more allies arrive, I would like to be equipped to travel to bring them back.

If any would like to come with me, I was thinking of making several trip out.

( Eddard Stark )

If it be okay with you.

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Are you any good? [Because that's a more important question.]

I'm better than I was when I first started a couple months ago.

[That was saying a lot, Meera. His first act of wizardry had been to set his blanket on fire in his excitement to show off.]

Magic, it seems, needs practice like most weapons.

You're telling me. But I'm starting to get the hang of it and there's some people here that come from a place where they've been doing magic their whole lives and I'm getting tips from one of them.

That is fortunate for you. I only have the one ability, and it is easy to use.

If you say 'kick your ass', I'm going to feel very threatened and mildly offended.

I do not know your skill to assume as much. [But she could probably take you.]

If we're talking physical ass kicking skill, you could totally take me.

[And not just because he didn't hit girls.]

You do not know my skill level. Mayhaps I have never fought before. [No matter that she has a huge ass sword at her side.]

You're missing the part where I'm admitting I can't fight worth a damn, aren't you?

I am aware. I was trying to give you the benefit of the doubt while pointing out that you do not know what I am or am not capable of. Fighting means knowing your enemy.

I'm not much of a fighter. But I'm getting better at magic, so... that sort of makes up for it.

Can I see? Sometime?

Sure, if you want. I have a room in the castle I practice in and you can pop in and take a peek while I'm there, if you want. Just look for a door with my name on it.

[Which should be popping up somewhere on the locket to tell her what it is.]

[It takes her a moment, but even when she finds it she completely butchers his first name and surname. Because what is Polish?]

It is well met. I'm Meera Reed of Greywater Watch.

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[Stilinski's a tough name. No judgement there.]

Meera Reed of Greywater Watch, huh? And do you happen to come from anywhere that other people here come from?

[Because she sounded like she did.]

Many it seems. For Greywater Watch is in the Neck, the southernmost point in the North to which we are sworn to. My liege lord is here as are some of his allies.

Your lord is here? Which lord is that? There's a lot of lords here. It's a lordvention.

And ladies. But he is my liege lord, not just any lord. His son is my king as well, Lord Eddard Stark.

Eddard... Stark... he's the one with like, five kids here, isn't he? I met him. He lost an ear.

He has a son, Jon Snow, who is here, yes, as well as his daughter Arya.

I've met both of them. Jon's a great guy. Arya's into ice cream a lot. I know there's another daughter here, but I haven't met her.

[That he knows of. He's familiar with her as Alayne, but he knows the other name she used to go by.]

S...ansa? Yeah, Sansa.