Beleth Lavellan (
arlathvhen) wrote in
faderift2017-10-28 04:36 pm
A Very Official Party
WHO: Division leaders and everyone who signed up
WHAT: The leaders + the viscount are throwing a very fancy party to introduce Inquisition people to Hightown nobles and prove that they aren't demons
WHEN: 29th of Harvestmere (day before Satinalia)
WHERE: Some mansion in hightown
NOTES: OOC post!
WHAT: The leaders + the viscount are throwing a very fancy party to introduce Inquisition people to Hightown nobles and prove that they aren't demons
WHEN: 29th of Harvestmere (day before Satinalia)
WHERE: Some mansion in hightown
NOTES: OOC post!

The mansion of the hightown noble tasked with hosting the party is tastefully decorated for the event.
There's a few references to the approaching Satinalia here and there, but it is clearly not a costume
party, and none of the nobles are wearing masks. Tomorrow they may done their costumes, but for now,
it's important for the Inquisition for faces to be be seen.
There's plenty of food to be had, either on a table off to a side, or via one of the servants carrying
around trays, filled will little snacks and glasses of wine. Inquisition guests will be forewarned
that while they are not prohibited from drinking--It would, after all, look super sketchy if the
entire Inquisition abstained from drinks--they are under no circumstances to become intoxicated.
The other guests are the nobles, who look like an indecisive mixture of excited, gleeful, and
terrified. There's an air about them as they chatter amongst themselves that they are currently
engaged in something quite thrilling, if dangerous. Talking to the rifters! Possible demons, right
before their eyes! They clump into their own groups for the most part, but as the party starts in
earnest, braver souls will begin to peel off from the others to go inspect the guests and speak to
them. As the party winds on, the groups will slowly begin to disperse and mix with the Inquisition
freely.
Inquisition guests are, naturally, encouraged to approach these groups or individuals directly.
Closer to the end of the night, the division leaders will break off from the rest of the party, and
along with the Viscount, make their way off to a private room to converse on how the affair has gone.
Try to behave while they're gone (and in general) or you might find yourself facing a list of the
worst jobs Petra could concoct the next morning.

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He looks back at her, a pensive expression on his face. Iksander's absence made that hole ever so obvious, and he had done his best to answer questions to the organization that had pretty much died in it's infancy. Much of it now lay on the shoulders of the Division heads here tonight, but he would help them as he could. As it was ...
"I have ... put in a word with our leaders. We will see if they find me worthy of the position." He shrugged elegantly, "If nothing else, whomever they choose will have my support and my advice, if they care to ask for it. Leadership is never an easy burden."
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The fact that he's human, Andrastian and a native to Thedas is also something that can't be overlooked. Given the division makeup, this may be the means to appease those skittish about it. They can only hope, anyway.
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In the same tone and demeanor as though she's not speaking of anything important, Inessa continues. "My recent journey to the Blackmarsh bore fruit. We found something which might aid that goal; another orb. It's inert, but I think it might be able to assist us, once its secrets are uncovered."
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He was not sure how he managed to keep his expression from startling -- perhaps he was finally taking in some of those diplomacy lessons that Vivienne had put in so very sufficiently. The most that happened was that he took a sip - just a sip - of champagne himself.
"Now that ... that is the best news I have heard in a long time. Whatever help you need, please, let me know."
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"This ... this might be it, Inessa. What we need, to end the stalemate."
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Well, same amount of venom. Just carefully hidden.
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"I. Well. No - well - yes - hrm." He clears his throat, tugging at his collar for a moment, "...it's complicated."
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His gaze falls on Beleth from across the room, "Yet every single time my mind tells me to let it go ... my heart fights back. Is it like that for you?"
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She stares at her glass, thoughtful, certain that she's not the best person to give advice. Still, she did draw attention to this subject. "I suppose the question to ask is, can you drown out the voice that keeps asking 'what if' or is it loud enough to give in and learn the answer?"
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He falls silent for a moment, before he asks her, "I think the real question is - do I want to drown it? Do you?"
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"... and I have no idea how I would. You know. This isn't like ... a normal courtship. I am not entirely sure she what she wants. If she wants. I think sometimes." He sighed, "It is all guessing, unless one takes a step forward, is it not?"
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