Bard Stefen (
abardacttofollow) wrote2017-08-04 09:15 pm
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QUIET MOUNDS - STEF HEART
You find yourself in a stone room that looks like some sort of medieval dungeon. There are (thankfully), no torture instruments, but there is a man strung up here. One large manacle is around his neck, chaining him stiffly to the door. His hands are free, but each foot is manacled to the matching bottom corner of the doorframe. There is a visible lock on each of the three manacles.
It's Stefen, and there's a knife in his chest. Despite that, he's alive, apparently alert, and doesn't look to be in pain, perhaps due to the lulling, sense-dulling music that seems to be coming from nowhere at all—in fact, if you were in pain before you entered, it's gone here. His wound is bleeding, but only a little, and he smiles his usual bright smile at you.
Behind him, but in front of the closed door he's bound to, you can see three double sets of strings running vertically. Where they meet the floor, they are fastened, and then each runs across the floor to the three doors on the opposite wall, then under them.
There is nothing else in this room.
((OOC: Here's how this will work! Since we're doing individual runs, rather than me putting up individual top levels for areas, just jump the post itself, and I'll run everything for you within your one thread. If you're wanting to do a run with someone else, just stay in the same thread together.))
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"Your majesty-"
Randale puts the lute to one side and examines Stefen's hands. "I don't know how to help other than that."
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quietly gets up and takes the lute to the platform, too]
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:Sire, Stef and I will help you sit again, before he rests...:
[glances at Stef but she's pretty sure he's down]
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He gets up hurriedly, helping Randale up.
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:And where are you going to rest, Stef?:
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Randale says, "We can talk a little, Stefen. Then let's get you to your rooms, yes?"
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:I think that would be a good idea.:
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the future has some bad situations :\]
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A window is cracked, looking out over a beautiful garden, with peacocks wandering around; you can distantly see a group of women all gathered around and a man with long white hair performing in the middle. The scent of honeysuckle comes through the window. A travelling sack is behind the door you came in through, opened a little as though someone's been living out of it.
It looks like it's the blend between Vanyel's room at home in Forst Reach and some sort of quarters at court.
Nobody is in here. As before, the cord runs through the room and under a locked door with some sort of weighted platform next to it.
A sign on the door reads: "What is the weight of family? What of love?"
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i dON'T SUPPOSE THERE'S A WAY TO GET OUT THERE since to be very honest hanging out in what's obviously her husband and his boyfriend's room physically rather than as an invited guest in Van's mind feels kind of intrusive and awkward
weird how that's a distinction. maybe because she's never "been" here]
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:So what's the thorn in this rose, my dear?:
[goes looking for it, idly scanning the titles of the books and then reaching out with her Othersenses]
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thoughtfully spreads the pillowcase over it and then rears up a bit and SMASHES THE FUCK OUT OF IT WITH HER FRONT HOOVES]
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