Beleth Lavellan (
arlathvhen) wrote in
faderift2016-09-23 07:15 pm
Player Plot: I will call you home
WHO: Beleth, Cyril, Merrick, and Ellana Ashara, Thranduil, Sina Dahlasanor, Metaari, Sam Gareth, Kallian Endris, Alistair and Ruby i think??? whoever wants to go
WHAT: Keeping Up With The Asharas, the reality tv show
WHEN: Backdatedish, around mid-kingsway
WHERE: The Heartlands of Orlais
NOTES: OOC post
WHAT: Keeping Up With The Asharas, the reality tv show
WHEN: Backdatedish, around mid-kingsway
WHERE: The Heartlands of Orlais
NOTES: OOC post
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| Tel'enfenim, da'len Irassal ma ghilas Ma garas mir renan Ara ma'athlan vhenas Ara ma'athlan vhenas | Never fear, little one, Wherever you shall go. Follow my voice-- I will call you home. I will call you home. |
| Clan Ashara currently resides in a small valley nestled into the mountains, that seems idyllic for a Dalish clan. A stream runs through the valley, descending into a waterfall with the steep cliffs on one side, and sheer mountain walls going straight up on two other sides. The only way in and out is through a gap big enough to lead several aravels through. It's a defensible position, safe from any threats. Except the fade rift that has opened up just a little ways from the gap. The hunters can handle the demons spewing from it well enough, and there are always a couple stationed there to pick off whatever appears. But it's too dangerous to lead the aravels and noncombatants through, and thus, they are forced to wait. To compound the issue, there's a village close to where they're currently staying, and while both sides have kept to themselves, neither are pleased with the current situation. They've helped get a message to the Inquisition in hopes that someone will come take care of the problem, and now both are tensely waiting for something to happen to change the situation, for better or worse. And so the members of Clan Ashara, with their friends in tow, return back to their clan. |







Traveling to the Heartland
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He has a lot of mixed feelings about going back home.
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He offers the cup- which has totally been fortified with some dubious clear alcohol, and uses his now free hand to sweep his hair over one shoulder. "Unburden yourself. You seem as though you need someone to listen."
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Cyril takes the offered cup but when he smells the alcohol he doesn't drink. He hopes that won't be considered offensive for now. He hates the idea of disappointing the elves from their world. "Oh me? I'm about to return to my family. I'm happier than a nug in a sweater."
There's something to his tone that shows that it's fake, perhaps the way he forces it to sound off handed and casual.
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"The Orlesians dress their nugs in clothing. I have not yet met a nug who was happier once freed." Gently chiding, because that tone is impossible to miss and he does care, truly. He raises his eyes from the cup to meet Cyril's gaze and hold it, lips softly turned in a smile.
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"You're right, I'll have to think of a different analogy," he says. He offers Thranduil a small smile. "Why wouldn't I be fine? I'm about to see my elders again. I was raised by the Clan, you know. Many of us were because our parents died from illness. This is like seeing my parents once more."
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Gently, and with grace, done so slowly over months that Cyril won't realize until the end that Thranduil's painted himself as utterly lacking all sensuality and suitability as someone to be desired. If only there were more Quendi here, he mourns, both for comfort and for the hope that some of them might find spouses among the elvhen. It would be a neater and tighter bind than his own plans.
Come closer, the newly emptied space and Thranduil's carefully angled body says.
"My son often was late for supper when he thought he might have done something to anger me."
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internal screaming about how dalish life sucks
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"A copper for your thoughts?"
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She spends a lot of time pacing, muttering to herself, running her hands through her hair. This is great. She's so happy to be going home.
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"I know. I just--I want to be prepared. She's going to have questions. I want to give her good answers."
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"Pel and Gavin are both currently indisposed with important missions assigned to them before this request came," Beleth begins, even if it might not be entirely true--particularly for Gavin. But Creators help her, that's not an argument she wants to get into. "It's a mark of how much faith the Inquisition puts in our clan, that they've been given tasks that are so critical that they can't be spared."
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When only paying attention to herself, though, she can sometimes be heard softly practicing her elvhen skills, the songs, the language lessons she's been taught. She often absently touches her face, all too aware of its unmarked nature. She's the only city elf in the group, and she wonders how the clan will receive her.
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But at his question, she hesitates. "Um..."
Guile is not something that comes very naturally to her, and it's hard to lie to Sam as it is--he's a healer, just as she is. He knows how to look for something wrong.
"Honestly?" Her voice is soft. "I'm terrified. I don't want to mess this up. I mean, yes, I've not had any trouble with the Dalish at Skyhold, but this... this is different. I've learned so much, but I'm still an outsider, and a child by elf standards. I just want to be someone my father could be proud of."
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She's only half-joking.
"If they give you trouble, both Cyril and I will vouch for you. Promise."
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