orientation ♔ the machine of a dream

[wynn]

WHO || Wynn, Arthur, open if anyone wants to bang into them
WHAT || Arthur's orientation / CARS
WHERE || Knight's HQ, The Garage
WHEN || Monday, Feb. 20th, morning
HOW || Actionspam

[It's more difficult for Wynn to have large chunks of time to spend with his squire than other pairs, but as promised, he finds time soon enough. And rather than giving Arthur the grand tour, which Wynn has a feeling he's gotten five times over now in the interim, he instead leads the King outside, down the path that leads to the great outbuilding housing the pool and garage. He looks sidelong at Arthur as they walk along.]


How have you been faring?

Comments

[king]

[ Arthur smiles, keeping his eyes on the road, though he wants to look to Wynn. ]

I always used to long to help people who lived outside Camelot, but in most cases it simply wasn't possible. Sending men outside my own borders was practically an act of war...

[ He trails off, voice going flat as he realizes he's not paying close enough attention to what he's doing and makes minor adjustments to the steering wheel, turning as the road curves. Francesca was right: he's far less prone to nausea this way, and once again the scenery whizzing by brings him delight rather than a roiling stomach. ]

[ At the next stretch, he comments again, an addendum: ]

But I suppose these days such border patrolling must be lax.

[socialgraces]

[Francesca tries to relax, but she still keeps her eyes glued to the road, paying close attention for all of them. She just nods idly at Arthur's comments.]

[wynn]

[At least Wynn is paying attention to what Arthur is actually saying...]

Quite the opposite, in truth. However, we have standing arrangements with many governments allowing us more liberal movement, in thanks to the services we have rendered them in the past, and we possess ways of broaching borders where we are ... less welcome.

This is the main reason why our existence remains unknown to most of the world - it allows us to operate without regulations and bureaucratic scrutiny. This doesn't mean we operate without accountability, however.