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(first lemon cake) voice ✧ seelie & unseelie
I offer my gratitude to those fighting the worms. [ here is a voice both measured and composed, albeit young. ] And gratitude is all I can give, barring my prayers. And they are given whole-heartedly for all of us. May the Warrior give you the strength and courage required for your victories. And may the Mother bless us all.
[ sansa stark has long come to doubt the efficacy of the seven new gods. she isn't entirely certain the old gods listen, either -- but their rustling leaves and independent ways give her more peace of late than anything the seven offer: incense and rituals. however! she has resigned herself to being alayne stone to those who are not immediately known to her or trusted by her. and alayne stone worships the new gods, not the old. she is meant to be exactly as petyr baelish described her: a pious bleater, whose ardent faith discourages unwanted questions. so she speaks of blessing of the seven, but holds the old gods in her heart. she only hopes that arya and her allies will forgive her this identity fraud across the lockets.
most of all, sansa doesn't want to disappoint the people to whom she'd promised her help. like in maegor's holdfast during the blackwater, sansa hopes to lift spirits and rouse bravery. perhaps if she voices her thankfulness, others will follow in kind.
before she ends, she has only one question -- the paranoid fugitive in her needs to know: ] These pendants are truly remarkable. Magic, is it? But more efficient by far than any raven. [ ... ] Can they be used to talk only to one person, and privately? If anyone has managed it, I would thank you to tell me how.
[ sansa stark has long come to doubt the efficacy of the seven new gods. she isn't entirely certain the old gods listen, either -- but their rustling leaves and independent ways give her more peace of late than anything the seven offer: incense and rituals. however! she has resigned herself to being alayne stone to those who are not immediately known to her or trusted by her. and alayne stone worships the new gods, not the old. she is meant to be exactly as petyr baelish described her: a pious bleater, whose ardent faith discourages unwanted questions. so she speaks of blessing of the seven, but holds the old gods in her heart. she only hopes that arya and her allies will forgive her this identity fraud across the lockets.
most of all, sansa doesn't want to disappoint the people to whom she'd promised her help. like in maegor's holdfast during the blackwater, sansa hopes to lift spirits and rouse bravery. perhaps if she voices her thankfulness, others will follow in kind.
before she ends, she has only one question -- the paranoid fugitive in her needs to know: ] These pendants are truly remarkable. Magic, is it? But more efficient by far than any raven. [ ... ] Can they be used to talk only to one person, and privately? If anyone has managed it, I would thank you to tell me how.
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Sansa ought not to see him like this even if his weakened voice cannot be helped, the usual strength sapped. ]
Like so, Lady Stark.
[ It's a sight better way to spend the day than staring at the ceiling, unable to sleep while his wounds are still largely raw. ]
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at king thranduil's response, she cocks her head and keeps her face impassive. it does not matter that the locket isn't watching her in real-time -- she assumes her careful mask all the same. ]
Marvelous. [ the word comes out like a soft sigh. ] Does it only require asking for it?
[ she doesn't miss the lack of robustness in his voice; however, she isn't quick to comment on it either. let the pitter-patter of polite conversation sort itself out, first. ]
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all the same, she offers written word for written word: ] I suppose it needs us to be very accurate in the name we ask for -- does it?
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Are those your gods? The warrior and mother thing, I mean.
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Please make sure you stay behind closed doors until this has passed. [ It just has to, right? ]
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Yes, ser. Of course. I've been to the bailey a time or two when things were not so -- no, you're right. I'll stay in my room. [ ... ] How are you, Ser Loras?
[ because she's concerned about him, in turn. ]
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Thanks. [ he's not sure exactly what the words mean, on a spiritual scale, but the sentiment is appreciated. ] You guys doing okay up there?
[ he's currently stationed down in the underground ruins, by the lake, where it's harder to keep a flame going and he's especially needed. ]
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[ she doesn't mean for her voice to sound so abrasive, but war and worms and people in danger puts alisha on edge. it's overwhelming, being in a place that requires something she doesn't have within her. and this girl shows nothing but gratitude to those who throw their lives against a force the king and queen should know how to deal with. this is all bullshit, in her opinion — this isn't her problem, neither is it sansa's. ]
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so, sweetly: ] At the very least, it might do something for morale. For those who do believe.
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His face is shining with perspiration and smeared with soot; he had just been helping to burn the last of the worm pieces upon a bonfire. Even as he rests, and drinks the cup of water that some kind soul has given him, he is monitoring his locket closely for news of the battle. ]
My lady —
[ Ordinarily, he wouldn't respond to a message like this; however, his exhaustion is cathartic. He has sunk so much of his anxious fury into killing these worms, that there's little left. Now he can remember, without grief, what it was Lady Sinclair had taught him to do when people thanked him (as opposed to what he usually did, i.e. stare at his feet). ]
My lady, you are welcome.
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and she always appreciates someone who doesn't throw her gratitude back in her face. ] You look as though you've already done so much for us--
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Of the Seven, Gavroche. The Warrior and the Mother are of the Seven.
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but. bucky's not a religious sort of guy. so, no point in delving in too deeply to this sort of thing. so, he asks this instead, and he's quite genuine about it, too, because he's curious. ]
Do y'think your gods can hear you all the way here?
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It's worth the attempt all the same, I think.
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Hey. Alayne, right?
[one of the easier names to remember, he realizes. the people of 'westeros' certainly have a lot of strange names.]
Thanks for the good wishes, I guess.
[he didn't believe in any sort of god, but he appreciates her concern for the people fighting the worms.]
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Which of the Seven do we thank for putting us here?
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I would think it obvious, ser. [ ... ] The one who so rarely gets our prayers.
[ the stranger: the one who holds dominion over not just death but also the unknown. ]
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So have you sussed them out? The lockets? Can't say I've spent much time playing around with mine but I've gotten this far, haven't I?
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I think -- [ she stammers. ] Yes. It's frightfully easy once you know how.
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[ it's a brusque, but sincere question. ]
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voice; forgive how late this is but eyyyy westeros party up in here
And because of that, Jorah is suspicious. He's still a wanted man, no matter how far away from Westeros he may be. But maybe a young girl isn't here to behead him or to harm Daenerys.
Maybe. Hopefully. We'll see. ]
Perhaps the Crone deserves your prayers as well. We could could all use some guidance.
late is still loved!!!
You're right, of course. I was remiss not to include the Crone. [ ... ] Guidance would be good for us not only against these worms, but to help us navigate this whole land. And its eccentricities.