Adele LeBlanc (
fleurdesel) wrote in
faderift2015-11-06 04:46 pm
Entry tags:
- { adelaide leblanc },
- { alayre sauveterre },
- { beleth ashara },
- { bruce banner },
- { christine delacroix },
- { clint barton },
- { cremisius aclassi },
- { cullen rutherford },
- { cyril ashara },
- { ellana ashara },
- { felix alexius },
- { galadriel },
- { korrin ataash },
- { pel },
- { salvatore },
- { samouel gareth }
A bottle of white, a bottle of red
WHO: Open to anyone that wants wine and warmth and a little company.
WHAT: Wine and no whining.
WHEN: After the mage meeting wraps up.
WHERE: Close to the healing tents, specifically the Orlesian section.
NOTES: There will be wine, drinking, unwinding, and nibbles.
WHAT: Wine and no whining.
WHEN: After the mage meeting wraps up.
WHERE: Close to the healing tents, specifically the Orlesian section.
NOTES: There will be wine, drinking, unwinding, and nibbles.
The meeting had been stressful for just about everyone involved. Tempers had flared, opinions made known, a few rounds of confetti and arguing before some manner of accord. Whether it would last or however long it might? No one could truly say. In the interest of being quite done with the stress and headaches such debate brought on the Orlesian healing tents clearing out the potions, bandages, and poultices in favor of what cushions and braziers they had on hand for light and for heat. The space was open, warm, and inviting with an odd assortment of tin mugs or clay glasses set around flat side tables propped up with stones to keep them from wobbling and tipping the whole mass onto the ground. There are some dried fruits and hard cheeses, dried meat and hard crusted bread- whatever scraps they could scavenge or spare and a few bottles of wine or brandy. Across the entrance to the tents there was a sign:
Bring a bottle or food to share for entry.
Tacked below was a list of rules:
- Everyone is welcome, don't make a fuss
- Don't hog the wine
- Don't hog the food
- Don't fight or argue
- If you finish a bottle open a new one, don't recork it for someone else to find
- Clean up after yourselves

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So here the mercenary sat, closer to the outskirts of proceedings like a guard dog with a bottle of mead in hand. He'd brought a wooden crate of Chasind mead and set it down where everyone would be able to get to it, with a clear label noting what it was, then retired to his quiet spot with merely a few words of greeting to those he knew by name. He had a lot on his mind, but he wouldn't burden any of them with it. He just wanted them to eat, drink and be calm for a little while.
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"That's for the extremely mysterious figure who confetti-bombed the mage gathering. Thanks, we needed that."
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"Of course. Everyone needs a sudden shower of confetti every now and then." He smirks faintly, his free arm wrapping around her back and returning the gesture. "Hopefully nobody got legitimately upset over the whole thing." He'd ducked out of the tower after the initial reactions, hadn't stayed to hear the rest of the meeting since it wasn't really anything for him to be part of.
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She lowers her voice at that latter part, though, not willing to sacrifice continued booze for the sake of venting.
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Listening to her mutter, Krem just leans into her a little more heavily, nudging her with his shoulder. "He's an ass, barely worth getting bloomers bunched over. Besides, if anyone decided to put you in a Circle or...make you that weird masked qunari thing... Well. They wouldn't exist for very long as anything but a very thin smear on the stonework."
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"It is good, yes? The party? And that?"
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"It's nice," he replied, shrugging some then holding up his bottle in case she might want a sip. "Glad you all are taking a moment to wind down. You're having a good time at least, I take it."
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Quietly- or as quiet as she was able on several glasses of wine and one of cider, Adelaide sidled up against Krem to murmur. "Do you want a plate of anything, Remi?"
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"I'll be fine, mamman. You all should eat and have fun while we're all still able to do so." He offered her a soft smile, then patted around his person briefly before coming up with a deep flask, which he held up for her. It was filled with sweet, burning whiskey. something with a touch more bite than the rest of the drinks being shared here.
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It'll be harder- with the headaches this night will cause, with the choices yet to come.
The flask earned a quirk of her brow but she accepted it in good humor, taking a sip and going all the more pink for it. "Now I know you are attempting to spoil me."
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Krem's post outside guaranteed that he would see her at the zenith of her inebriation. Despite the lack of company, Galadriel simply could not celebrate without taking a few moments beneath the open sky and, inevitably, that would be when she ceased drinking. She hadn't expected to find a familiar face outside the confines of the tent, but once she spied him she could hardly resist striding up with a beaming, tipsy smile.
"So far from the party, do you dislike wine perhaps?"
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"On the contrary, I like it quite a bit, but for the moment I'm content with this," he replied with a quirked smile, holding his bottle up, half in cheers. "I see you're enjoying yourself though, my lady. Fereldan wine seems to agree with you."
I warned you.
She was taller than he was, by nearly a foot, and the difference was exacerbated by his being seated. It fascinated her briefly, but her attention quickly drifted to the unfamiliar and impressive cut of his armor. She had never seen him in it and she admired it for several silent seconds. In fact, she looked quite ready to comment on it, but whatever she had to say was, for better or worse, lost as the bard in the tents struck up a merry tune.
It wasn't a song Galadriel knew, of course, but it was one she had heard before, if only earlier that very evening. Recognition was a fond thing and her face lit up with joy as she cast a glance back at the tent. Without the warmth of the firelight or the braziers, it was that much more apparent that she exuded light. Her joy seemed to intensify it and, when she looked back at Krem, she was quite literally alight.
"Come," Galadriel encouraged him and bent to grasp both of his hands, bottle and all, in her own. Her enthusiasm was obvious and, before he could offer any answer at all, positive or negative, she drew him up to his feet. "Dance with me."
Yes good.
"Can't guarantee I'm any good at it," he warned her, following behind her and looking down at their feet then at their hands, trying to at least orient himself so that they could do this with ease. It wasn't that he was really a stranger to drunken dancing; sometimes it happened among the Chargers when spirits were high.
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Course now that he knows and sees Krem was actually sitting there, Sam wasn't quite sure how to approach the other man. The two of them hadn't talked much since that evening. Some of that was due to Krem working on his project and Sam didn't want to interrupt him again since he had a due date, and mostly because Sam had been keeping himself busy with different things during the morning and not stopping in the tavern during the evenings. So he wasn't sure how to approach Krem at all.
Was he supposed to just go up and start a conversation like he normally did in the past? Flop down into a chair, maybe patting Krem on the shoulder, and talking about current events? Or was he supposed to be a bit friendlier than that? Some reason Sam feels like he would get a punch for that. Well maybe a bit more then that considering there was a crowd.
Huffing at all the uncertainty, Sam looks at the wines, considering Lady LeBlanc's suggestion. After a bit of time he eventually goes and pours himself a couple mugs of the mulled wine she had suggested.
He's slow as he moves through the crowd, but once he gets close enough he can see Krem already has something to drink. Great. Well he can't back out now, because he's already made eye contact. Slipping a smile onto his face he closes the distance, stopping just short of standing by Krem's feet.
"...Hey."
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"Hey," he echoes, putting his first bottle aside and sitting back, hands coming to settle in his lap. He doesn't really know what else to say. But it's...nice. He's fine with quiet between the two of them, as if nothing had really changed.
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Regardless of his uncertainty, Sam holds out one of the mugs he had brought over towards Krem. "It's mulled wine. I-" There's a moment of hesitation as he tries to figure out what to say. Crap. Was he supposed to say that Lady LeBlanc suggested it, or was this supposed to be purely his idea. "I heard it was good. Figured you'd like to try some before it's gone. After all I 'don't' owe you one for that bit of interruption during the meeting."
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The mention of his impromptu derailing of the meeting of mages before made Krem smirk subtly. "I've got no idea what you're talking about," he replies and raises his mug.
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He only hurts you so because he loves you Sam
Obviously Krem likes doing it rough. I mean... Love you too <3
Shhhh <3
Good thing they're stone walls?
Long as they stay intact, at least.
... How rough are you being to knock down a wall?
Well these walls are kind of crumbling already.
That... (///////)
<3
<3
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He doesn't mean to intrude, but Krem is one of the few people he needs to speak with, especially after the small little stunt in his office. He's not mad, not even remotely close, but he does have a few questions. He stops close to Krem, hands clasped behind his back. "I hope they were put to good use."
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"The breeches, or the nugs?" he asks with a quiet huff of a laugh. "I'll have your clothes back to you soon, by the way, just have to have the time. Other than that, what can I do for you?"
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He's quiet for a long moment after the question, but it's not pause to think of an answer. It's to look out on the gathering, on the mirth and joy people are starting to finally feel around Skyhold. It's been a very long time coming, especially after Haven. "You have a better chance of getting someone's truer thoughts than I do. What do you make of the tone around here? Are people getting along?"
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His brow arches slightly at the question, and he glances back at the gathering. "It's...a good deal calmer than any of us could have expected. Rough patches here and there, minor infighting, and I'm sure you know about the scuffle at the tavern. But nobody's died, or gotten worse than a bloodied nose." He pauses, spotting a couple of the elves, as well as the mage that had cozied up to him personally. "They're all good people. Tempers are always going to be variable, but I trust them to make good decisions, for the most part."
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