̶W̶R̶A̶T̶H̶I̶O̶N̶ (
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westwhere2021-11-20 03:43 pm
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WHO: Wrathion & Emilia, Wrathion & Daenerys, Wrathion & Sansa/Alayne, probably some other combos as I write up starters.
WHEN: End of the Huntress event and during the recovery.
WHERE: Palace of the Doxe, Merchant Square
WHAT: Wrathion is settling into his role of 'legal pioneer, diplomat and master orator'
WARNINGS: None at the offset.

[ Grab me on the CR meme for a custom prompt. ]
WHEN: End of the Huntress event and during the recovery.
WHERE: Palace of the Doxe, Merchant Square
WHAT: Wrathion is settling into his role of 'legal pioneer, diplomat and master orator'
WARNINGS: None at the offset.

[ Grab me on the CR meme for a custom prompt. ]

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And yet.
"It's been four months on my end."
Her answer will not be comforting, but she would rather speak true where she can afford it. Emilia awoke in the salt mines of Sa-Hareth, surrounded piles of bones. She was able to escape the undead that lingered there, but. They're everywhere.
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Four months.
"Were the beacons here your first offer as a way home?"
Did they spend four months building up to being here, getting access? Or was there another option before which failed? Just so he can gauge how much weight to give the possibility, how much the Merchant might be stringing them along with promises of options which simply come to nothing.
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In truth, Emilia's wondered what it would take for them all to be self-sufficient enough to need not rely on the Merchant. She does not want to be an unwitting pawn in a bloody game of chess she did not consent to play. She was not made to be a pawn at all. "Don Bonaccorso, however, refuses to activate the beacon in Taravast."
And he is the only one with the means to do so. Emilia has her suspicions, wonders if his own life hinges on it, but nothing concrete, so she speaks nothing of it. She keeps those cards close until she can investigate further.
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"That much I knew," he answers finally. "I was sold on assisting in this political game on that premise. To access the beacon we must sway the vote."
Supposedly. He arches an eyebrow, slides his eyes back over their surroundings.
"Though I do wonder if there are other reasons."
It seems a little too selfless for his liking. The Merchant surely benefits in some way, it's simply a matter of working out what his gain is.
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It sounds a bit cynical, even to her own ears. Even to the inborn and quieter skeptic she used to be, before rage found a home in her. Emilia still believes in measured trust — and that it must be earned. Believing without question is as foolhardy as choosing to believe in nothing at all. That the Merchant is a mysterious and unseen presence, more often than not, doesn't help matters any.
She looks over at Wrathion's arm once more.
"Well?"
Will he come with her?
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Still.
Eventually, he has to trust someone.
"Lead the way," he says finally. If his arm can be healed it would be worth the risk.