[ You step into a wide room, dimly lit by candles and a few scattered torches. The patches of wall and floor that you can see are a strange melded mix of stone and different types of wood, as if multiple rooms had melted together and reformed into one. It's reminiscent of a Great Hall from a castle. There are windows on either side of the hall, all shuttered, and you can see signs of cobwebs and dust all around.
On the far side of the room are three thrones, the one on the right-hand side occupied by a man you can't quite see clearly, and there is an archway of an exit off to the side of the thrones. Near you is an area that's been screened off with a wooden privacy screen. There is a long table of various food and drink along one wall.
And in the center of the hall, in a solitary sunbeam that snuck through a crack in a shutter, a sheathed sword lies on the floor. ]
She will just move stuff out of the way and sit down and go through the bag she carries with her and... pulls out a thing of cooked ramen (it's cold though). Because she carries around ramen like a lunatic. ]
[Well, he knows what a Duke is, vaguely, and that's royalty. So he'll be giving a respectful bow, though not too low. He is technically an heir, and vikings don't do a lot of bowing anyway.]
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On the far side of the room are three thrones, the one on the right-hand side occupied by a man you can't quite see clearly, and there is an archway of an exit off to the side of the thrones. Near you is an area that's been screened off with a wooden privacy screen. There is a long table of various food and drink along one wall.
And in the center of the hall, in a solitary sunbeam that snuck through a crack in a shutter, a sheathed sword lies on the floor. ]
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(what did you expect) ]
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As you approach, you can hear Karen speaking quietly, a sing-song of recitation: ]
We must not look at goblin men,
We must not buy their fruits:
Who knows upon what soil they fed
Their hungry thirsty roots?
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She will just move stuff out of the way and sit down and go through the bag she carries with her and... pulls out a thing of cooked ramen (it's cold though). Because she carries around ramen like a lunatic. ]
Then come eat this with me~ Ramen is the best!
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Karen glances at the man on the throne, then moves to sit next to you. ]
Are you sure this is the time for snacks?
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This smells so good it makes me hungry, nyaa~ Besides! We should leave something no one's afraid to eat, hee~
[ Peers at the man. ]
Who's that?
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That's Duke Sylvester.
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He must need a really big nap!
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But he is her liege lord, so he is here.
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He's not asleep. He's just waiting.
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Karen trots past you and curtsies to him. ]
Duke Sylvester, may I present Sir Rider, of Heliodor.
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[Well, he knows what a Duke is, vaguely, and that's royalty. So he'll be giving a respectful bow, though not too low. He is technically an heir, and vikings don't do a lot of bowing anyway.]
It's a pleasure to meet you.
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And you. She thinks very highly of you.
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And you're...an ally?
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I wish you the best of luck.
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Well, are there any problems I can assist her liege lord with? Preferably without more bloodletting, but if I have to...
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Seems a bit....
Cold though.
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I have not the freedom to change that.
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