ƜуηηєfαƖѕнσηɗ (
wynn) wrote in
knightsoflegend2016-05-27 12:56 pm
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open ♔ socialization log

WHO || Everyone! [ota]
WHAT || Shenanigans. THIS IS MOSTLY AN OVERFLOW POST for the last social log whoops
WHERE || Anywhere in the castle, surrounding environs, London, Andres, etc!
WHEN || Any time in May/June
HOW || Actionspam
[ The castle can be a happening place, even on more mundane days. This log is for random interactions over the course of these few months. Because not everyone is into parties, ok. Characters who are not currently squired in may also post, as their characters are living in the castle awaiting their ceremonies. This takes place after the Knights have returned from Dimitris' wedding.
You are encouraged to start your own threads and tag around, and feel free to threadjack into any on-going threads that aren't specified as 'closed' in the subject lines since people can enter into rooms even in the middle of what's going on. WE ARE BIG ON THREAD-JACKING HERE. You can also specify 'single thread', meaning you want only one response for all participants, rather than multi-thread, where a number of different scenes/threads can be done as replies to the top prompt.]
On this log:

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[She has to wonder if he'd considered any of the sects for himself at all-- Solas had always considered himself apart from the other mages back at Skyhold, and for good reason, she supposed.]
It's going to take some practice, but it will certainly be worth the effort. The last thing I want to find myself in this place is defenseless. [Sooner rather than later, she was going to need to be able to summon more than fireballs and lightning or conjure water.] I've been learning a bit about psions-- they don't seem entirely unlike mages, but they don't consider what they do to be magic.
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I haven't decided as of yet, although I've met some interesting people from many of them. I will have to think on it some more before coming to a decision, I believe.
[ He looks curious at her explanation, because this isn't a branch of magic he's looked into here yet. ] Tell me about them.
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Their powers are all born of the mind-- they can influence the minds of others, or perhaps read thoughts, or use their minds to propel objects without laying a finger on them. There are more variations, I'm sure, as many as there are among mages, but it seems curious, does it not?
[She would think of it as magic, unquestionably, but there seems to be a distinction in this world.]
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[ His voice is wry as his thumb brushes over the back of her hand where it rests in the crook of his arm. ]
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They can't control the mages now. They would never be able to build towers enough to hold every potential mage, if that were the case. Though if anyone had the potential to learn-- perhaps it wouldn't be feared so.
[It's hard to say. Magic did open a number of troublesome doors, if the practitioner was irresponsible or malicious.]
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[ His lips quirk, because he knows she'd dabbled with many solutions to the problems that had sparked the Mage Rebellion. It was a problem that had no easy solution. ]
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[Even as the Inquisitor, there had been many who had questioned her methods. That, she supposed, was to be expected, all things considered, especially when it came to certain topics. She was more than happy to leave the circles broken, as they already were.]
There will always be people who will try to take things back to the way they were.
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Yes, I suppose there are, vhenan.
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His situation isn't quite so simple. For all that she disagrees with him, she knows that much.]
I did not mean you, ara'len.
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[ Fond laughter lurks in his tone all the same as he turns to face her, reaching out to tuck a strand of her hair behind her ear. His expression softens at the term she uses, and the meaning behind it. It has been a long while since they'd spent a night pouring over the old language and the different meanings behind a phrase, but he still remembers those nights in his solar and around a campfire fondly. ]
But the meaning still rings true, all the same.
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Your heart is in the right place, even if I don't agree with your course of action.
[It's as much of a concession as she can make at the moment. He wants to return their people to the way they once were, and there was a time when she knows she would have wanted the same-- before she'd learned more of the world beyond the Dalish clans.]
As long as we're here, it doesn't matter. That's what you keep saying, isn't it? That we shouldn't trouble ourselves with what isn't relevant. We may well be here forever.
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[ His confession is quiet as he searchers her face, when she does not pull away this time, does not put more distance between them once more. As she probably should, but he cannot bring himself to regret it. ]
We might. But we both know neither of us will give up on it so simply. It is not in either of us to walk away from a problem that needs our aid.
[ Although couldn't the same be said of this realm, he wondered? ]
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I suppose that's the trouble, isn't it. It seems we're needed in both places.
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[She'd come to that decision long before now, having given the situation itself a great deal of thought since her arrival.]
If only it were that easy to set everything else aside.
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Even being in one another's presence seems to be a struggle all its own. It would appear we have a number of them to overcome.
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I have never known you to back away from a challenge, Ashelia.
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[He's been among the greatest challenges she's faced, now that things have changed, and for what distance she's put between them, they've still managed to remain more than civil, cautious as they both do their best to adapt and decide how they must see one another.]
We'll sort things out. The fact that you're important to me is exactly what has made this all so difficult.
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Should I apologize to you for that? [ Despite his words, there's the faintest hint of amusement coloring his tone. ] It was not my intent to make things more difficult for you.
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No, I don't think an apology is necessary. I'm not certain I want to imagine how the last few years might have gone without you.
[She wouldn't have lived to become a part of the Inquisition at all, let alone lead it, she's sure.]
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You still would have managed, I'm certain.
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I'm glad you're here. All else aside, I'm glad not to have to do this alone.
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As am I, vhenan.
[ His voice is soft, fond, as he meets her gaze, far more than mere affection in his eyes as he meets and holds her gaze. ]
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