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zahrya:
✿*° ‘° ・
He giggles, finding her sentiments to be absolutely adorable. “Why yes, I’ve always been spectacular, but I was raised to shine never to hide.” Zahrya could understand Èdelie’s former plight, but mortality was in her rearview now. He was positive once she stepped fully into her divinity that things would get easier for her. “You must be patient with yourself. In your mind, you’ve already led a full life, but to us you’re practically an infant. A few human decades is hardly anything, and I’m sure I could hardly grow a blade of grass at your age. But you needn’t worry about that right now, focus on your recovery and I’ll be glad to show you all the beautiful magic you’re capable of, ” Zahrya says in his attempts to be encouraging because she was very much a babe to be led in his eyes. Now more than ever, Zahrya wanted to cling to the young ones. His generation was fading and theirs would be the one to usher in the new age of eladrin. If they finally learned how to accept themselves that is. “Only our royal family is worthy of such exaltation. Chancellor is fine for me and the others but … you can call me Zahrya as I am quite fascinated with you and your potential.”
Èdelie stands in her heritage as a fey and proudly. It’s an ongoing struggle to not compare herself to more knowledgable and skillful feys, but she knows the areas she needs to work on. Being in the presence of Zahrya made her feel like she’s slowly beginning to be a product of his school, leaning forward as she watches intensely. “I’ve grown to accept I’m the baby — a learning baby. I will say being a halfblood is completely different than being a fey. I just see the word so differently.” And that stumps Èdelie, having difficulty in understanding why. Her body shuddered at the mention of her recovery, running her hands through her hair. “I’m not saying I’m the most mastered fey, but I miss having all of my powers. Having some of it sucks. On the bright side, the deer’s been keeping me company — great conversations with them at the winter’s mountains. Besides that, I’d love for you to teach me what I’m capable of.” She’s not just a protege of Aurora, Èdelie’s a protege of every single chancellor. Obtaining a grasping of the different seasonal feys are of importance to her. There’s room to acquire growth. “How are you enjoying New Rome?”
clara samson:
☆
Clara decided she liked this young one. The fire in her was a great thing, it would carry her places that would be good for the world, despite being dangerous for her. She would likely make a difference and that’s exactly what the fey needed… more than anything, they needed change for the better. And they needed to survive. There was always the possibility someone like this winter fey was also naive and reckless, but Clara was good at finding the silver-lining and giving individuals the benefit of the doubt. It was the youth of the world, the people like this one, that helped keep an immortal like her sane, empathetic and hopeful.
The questions turned on Clara had her smile wryly. “The same thing I’ve wanted for years but never fought for, for my own safety… So, I will tell you the same thing I told Meryasek, if you really want to know. I am here for the Eladrin, in any capacity, so long as the Drow Queen remains a threat to this world, because the mortal realm is the only realm that allowed me and my kind some form of a home. But unless we see the day that all faiman, other half fey and their fey parents are treated on equal measure with the other fey, I am not a permanent ally to your people.”
Èdelie isn’t going to resort to putting pressure onto Clara to align with the feys longterm because feys shouldn’t be her main allegeince. All that’s taking place is a lot on both parties, and she’s considerate of what’s to come in the future. Right now, the goals of Èdelie are concrete — they’re laid out on the table and are subjected to tweaking as needed. Additionally, she isn’t asking Clara to put the feys first before her own being, all Èdelie wants is clarification on if they are ( at least ) on the same page against Romulus, the Asphodel, and the current state of the senate. “I believe we can work something out.” It’s plausible. The wit and wisdom of Clara clearly is at an advanced stage the young fey hasn’t reached yet, consuming her knowledge at ease. Clara sounds well-informed, satisfying Èdelie. “And I’d never ask of you to be a permanent ally to my people — opinions change, we don’t know what’ll happen in the days to come. I especially want you to prioritize yourself first, that includes what fits best for you and your own safety.” The brunette recommenced, “I value friendships, acquaintances, and most importantly, sisterhood. I can see you and I developing something more. I’d like to put my trust into you.”
anders ragnulf:
Edelie. That’s what he said, wasn’t it? It sounded very German. Either way, he found her question interesting, and perhaps he was feeling a bit honored that she’d decided to ask him. He wasn’t exactly the brains of the bunch, nor was he ready to admit that he was more of a liability to both sides, but they could both benefit from this, in some way. “Last time I talked to a fey, he fixed something in my head,” he said slowly, “but whatever he did, made it all go wrong during Halloween. We can talk – just…no magic stuff. Deal?”
Anders requests for her not to use magic wasn’t a problem, cheekily acknowledging, “I’m temporarily lacking it, anyway; it’s hard to tap in after being ruthlessly fed by dozens of vampires and having a witch steal your blood, as well.” The most she does as she continues to heal is attempt to expand on her ability to speak with animals, amused by their thought process, animalistic tendencies, and interactions with both lycans and feys in New Rome. It’d be inappropriate to laugh at Anders’ unfortunate event with someone of her community, and although it does sound feasible, it’s comical nonetheless. “No magic stuff. I’m sorry you went through that, too; it could be whatever they did wasn’t used properly, but I’m not sure. How’ve you been holding up these past several days?”
yavie:
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It didn’t really matter to Yavie what the terrors were doing, the asphodel, or even the drow. He hadn’t become desensitized to the death of fey - or death in general - it was more that he had become acquainted to it in an entirely different matter. Everyone was choosing sides, pitting themselves against another but Yavie was neutral. He cared about furthering his own intentions, and so far as he was concerned the only real problem was the human infestation. The vampires that wrongly believed themselves the fey’s superiors and anyone who came between him and his goals. To that end he was willing to work with the drow if it meant he could further his research, and he was willing to cooperate with the asphodel if he could milk them for whatever they could offer. “It was beautiful - wasn’t it?” Yavie said with a wistful smile as he turned in the sand as if the burning landscape beneath their feet was a ballroom. “The way they all lay in the streets, all those vampires dessicating and starving and turning to stone.” The fey’s eyes twinkled at the memory, his sigh was wistful and bright as he recalled the memory with ease. “The Lupo?” Who were they again? Right, the dogs. “I had a pet lycan once,” Yavie explained, “he wasn’t very well behaved though. I can teach you a song to control their minds, if you’d like. Sometimes it breaks though, they’re resistant to magic, it’s very annoying.” The fall eladrin said simply, he didn’t care about the dogs that had taken up in their glorified canal, “I will admit… I spend very little time thinking about the senate. They’ll stay out of our way, if they know what’s good for them. After what they did to our Queen, to this city. Theneras was right. May they learn.”
There isn’t an ulterior motive behind her explicitly told desires to Yavie. All Èdelie wants now is fairness. It is nice hearing him join her on her crazed rant against species, unable to hold back her snickering. “Why do the vampires get to hurt us and we have to stand back and act so proper and pristine? I didn’t even care when they turned to stone, especially after all the harm they inflicted.” Whether the vampires had control of their behavior the night of the fatal wedding still doesn’t change the fact that many people died or became injured due to their actions. Èdelie’s not going to bother stopping Yavie in his tracks because so much of what he says is true. A little fiendish, sure, but overwhelmingly accurate. She will, however, pause at his criticism of the Lupo pack, shyly admitting, “I don’t know... I like them. I think they’d be good to work with, Yavie. Their adrenaline and determination to fight for what’s best for their pack is admirable.” It reminds her a lot of the feys. Magic is a tricky subject, with Èdelie slowly realizing not everyone likes the idea of communities that are capable of bearing spells. It’s one of the reasons why she reserves her abilities around New Rome, not wanting to make lycans feel uncomfortable. Èdelie could recommend, “I think you should try talking to a few of the members of the Lupo pack. The alpha’s name is Alek, he’s stern, but refreshing. I feel like we all have grown to dislike the senate together, maybe the lycans a little more... so it gives us a great opportunity to coordinate together.” The following question is asked solely because Èdelie’s still new to the politics of feys, shifting into a more serious conduct. “Do you think we’ll return to having representation on the committee ever again?”
michael:
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That was a lot for a person to deal with at once, at least by mortal stands - though this woman was fey, he could tell that she hadn’t started out that way. Just the same, the eladrin were emotional creatures, sometimes those feelings consumed them entirely for centuries. “Well, we have beer and we have… bourbon… and we have more beer. Can I get you one of those?” Michael asked instead as he leaned on the counter a bit and considered if he had any words that might be able to help her. “What happened to your mentor?” The seraphim asked instead, he realized that the fey had trailed off at that point and he thought maybe there was something there. Mentors were a wellspring of support by this realm’s standards, he imagined it was difficult for the other to have to deal with so much without really having anyone to lean on.
Èdelie’s very particular when it comes to her choice of beverage. Something about a glass of wine gives her a great amount of power. Beer’s too.. rugged for her liking. The fey can’t even recall a time she ever drank beer or bourbon, shocked beyond belief at the choices laid in front of her. “Je ne bois pas de bière. I’ll take water instead, please.” It’s just too out of character of her to consume that. Now more than ever she would’ve liked a glass of wine to answer his question about Aurora, emitting a long, deep, audible breath. “The Court of Drow had her. I don’t know what happened while she was there, I don’t want to know. As her protege, it’d be too overwhelming hearing what Aurora was subjected to. She’s back and alive... but needs time to reenergize.” However long that’ll take, she’ll wait. Èdelie’s not in a rush to begin combative actions, anyway. Her brows could knit together as she attempts to read him now, lowly acknowledging, “I can tell you’re not human, but I can’t decide on what you are. Am I allowed to investigate?”
severon:
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Severon frowned, and though it might have been from confusion and curiosity, he added on a thick layer of sympathy and concern for appearance’s sake. Body language spoke volumes. So he leaned even closer to her as she continued speaking, hoping to convey that he was there for comfort and support. “Tell me what is this about your best friend…” His brows furrowed. “And vampires?” Severon straightened up, making a show of being affronted. Shocked. Though there was some truth to that, to the idea that such an inexperienced fey such as herself had gone to a place full of bloody-thirsty vampires and been among the disaster that had unfolded. “Were you at that bloody wedding?”
Her breathing intensified at their close proximity, sadly admitting, “I don’t know how Emma died. I don’t want to know how she died, either, all I know is that I woke up after being saved... and she was dead. I mean, the fact that she’s dead still blows my mind. It’s insane.” Upon his inquiry about the wedding, that too made her tremble, mapping out the event as clear as possible. “I didn’t want to attend the wedding, but I had to. That’s my responsibility as a fey. I got fed on by dozens of vampires and a witch. My blood was like a drug to them, one by one I was piled on ruthlessly. I never felt so helpless.” It’s a brief synopsis of what happened, uninterested in identifying who harmed her and the events leading up to her feeding. Those particular matters are reserved for her chancellor, feys, and any lycans of the Lupo Pack. “Choices were made that night of the fatal wedding, and choices result in consequences. Everything that happened was out of my control; I still feel like I should’ve been left there to rot, but I don’t want to sound too ungrateful for making it out alive. I felt defeated. I don’t trust the vampires, I hardly trust anyone.”
alek gray:
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“Any lycan who wants to join is welcome.” Alek offered, he didn’t discriminate when it came to wolves, though he hadn’t seen Eric in some time, the offer would be there and the invitation was open if the other ever wished to join them. From what the alpha could recall the other was a good fighter too, vicious in a way that Alek thought he could relate to. “It’s fine, even if you were I never do what I’m told anyway.” Authority and the alpha hadn’t mixed well, ever since he was a kid he hated when anyone tried to tell him what to do, made him feel like they were looking down on him. Back then they always were, that was one of the drawbacks to being born human among a family of druids - especially when your elder brother was fated to become the next archdruid. In truth the Winter fey didn’t really need to sell herself, she was an eladrin and before that she’d been a faiman. Won some flower in some tournament, that had to mean something. “Your chancellor uh -” Alek had to remember the woman’s name, the cold looking one that they’d gone to save at the full moon. “Aurora. She’d be able to put you to work, the fey have their sentinels, the Lupo has theirs. That’s the agreement I came to with the King.” Èdelie was spirited but Alek liked the distinctions drawn, besides, he didn’t want to overstep. Another thought popped into his mind though, “What do you know about The Eye, anything?”
It’s best to leave the conversation about Eric at that, privately welcoming the idea of them being under the leadership of Alek. Although the lines between feys and lycans are still blurred, she’ll provide Alek with the utmost respect since he is the alpha of the Lupo pack. As the conversation changed more about feys, seriousness oozed in her tone, displaying a certain level of punctuality. “The winter chancellor is Aurora De Neves. I don’t know what happened at the Court of Drow, I don’t plan on asking the specific details, but she needs to reenergize first before guiding the winter feys.” To provide a little more insight behind her reasoning, Èdelie stated, “You can tell she’s not herself. It’s very hard right now on all of us to witness Aurora in such a state. It’s like you as an alpha being missing in action for days, your pack members attempting to rescue you day and night, then when you return, you just seem... befuddled. You’re their alpha, but at the same time, not their alpha; your body and spirit needs some time to readjust.”
She’d like to hope the analogy would provide appropriate insight on what’s currently happening with the feys, specifically its winter members. Although Èdelie has strong hopes to retaliate against those that hurt her community, she personally wants her chancellor to be well enough first before jumping into action. It’ll take a while, and however long it takes, she’ll proudly wait. “I don’t know anything about The Eye. I don’t know anyone affiliated with The Eye, either. I can try to scourge around if that’s what you want. The benefit of being a former halfblood are the pre-established relationships when people assumed you were human. I’m a quiet person, best believe people will talk.”
eric aquino:
“If anyone of us, out of the two of us, deserves to live it’s you,” it’s this sort of effortless torture that they create when Èdelie is keen on always keeping the door of their relationship propped open. He’s told himself, constantly, that they’ve let her go and yet their claws always seemed to be instinctively ensnared within her. It’s this sad little scuffle that is dreadful to repeat and yet both seem to be helpless passengers when it comes to ceasing the maddening dance. Eric’s words, however, are perhaps the most truthful he’s ever been to the fey. She’d endured a lot since her transformation, it’s practically customary to what she’d signed up for given the nature of the eladrin’s and their hectic political relationship with the Senate. It was an inevitable, but the feast the vampires had made of her potent blood was simply incomprehensible to Eric; an act that could not be forgiven.
To rot, it warrants Eric to roll his eyes but he, for the first time. refrains from subjecting them to some infantile argument and merely crosses his arms in finality. They’d already stated their piece on the matter, regardless of how Èdelie currently felt, low and perhaps defeated; she deserved to live. In fact, she deserved to prosper above all others and laugh in the face of what she’d endured but he wondered if she could ever muster the gall. Èdelie was mighty intelligent but she had blindsides when it came to what she deserved; which surely explained their almost parasitic relationship, too.
The fact of the matter is that Eric makes no sense. Their entire nature is hypocritical, practically messing with her emotions knowing she’s been hung dry since the cease of their supposed entanglement. “That’s not what you said throughout the past several months indicating my goddamn death at the palm of your hands.” Èdelie’s not going to tolerate standing there being told blatant lies. Eric makes things more complicated than what it needs to be, and that peeves Èdelie. A harsh push is made towards his chest with the palm of her hand, though weakly, vibrating with low ferocity. “You say you want me to live knowing what that’d mean to me. You take the time to toy with my feelings for your own personal benefit without caring about the consequences that’ll follow. You know what I mean when I say that.” An argument.. accusations thrown left and right. The possibilities of sexual intercourse; the most obvious one, as the two adults find more time engaging in sex than talking about their problems. It’s all a repeated cycle, one that’s never ending, and unfortunately, an act the two rarely ever complain about. Yet it’s too wrong; sinful, affected by her uncontrolled extreme emotions. On the day of her own best friend’s funeral, the nerve of Eric Aquino. It infuriates her, but also drove an unexplained lusting towards them, conflicting Èdelie badly.
They severely underestimate the anguish thrown onto the novice fey; the outpour of anger and confusion that arises within their presence combined with the events of the wedding and Emma’s death. Brushing her nose against Eric’s own, the brunette contritely whispered, “I was drunk off of you. I hallucinate you; I look for you in every single lifetime, and I am ashamed in my acknowledgement of that. I wanted nothing more than to wake in your God forsaken arms the night of that wedding and I can’t stand that.” As much as she despises Eric, her hate is still overpowered by her unfathomable love for them, scrunching her nose in distaste. Rose colored lips soon grazed the exterior of their own, inebriated by their scent... their touch; the closeness in itself providing temporary comfort in Èdelie, completely perplexing that his spirit alone could pull such strings. Her whispers continued solely onto his lips, heavy in her breathing. “I wanted to bear the hurricane that you are. I wanted to collide into you as a storm, but you make it hard when you do this —- when you say what I deserve in life... at Emma’s funeral.” She’s subjected to heightened emotional tendencies because of where they are. Eric should’ve known better.
Nonetheless, the finality of her best friend’s death forced out the loudest whimper, almost interlocking their lips before remembering the two are outside of a public event. “Du gør mig svag.,” she murmured under her breath, regrettably pulling away. Considering Èdelie’s dressed in a finely sown black dress and black heels, her makeup is already smudged from consistent cries, and tresses of curled hair limped, she didn’t want to alter her appearance anymore. The following actions didn’t particularly bother the brunette as she’s already been exposed to Eric in various forms, shifting her stockings at the feeling of slight wetness, bellowing, “Fuck!”, then straightening her dress to seat herself on a rock near the funeral parlor. Eric’s scent, even their touch — it always sends her skyrocketing, and for a moment, she just wanted to feel something of substance in the midst of trauma. “Mi stai rendendo la vita difficile,” she states in reference of her body’s sexual response, hiding her face out of absolute embarrassment. Yet then in a pattern that’s unusual from Èdelie, she rose from her seat to find her arms wrapped around them to softly embrace in a hug, burying her face in the crook of their neck as wails spilled. The brunette could momentarily glimpse into their eyes, allowing the outpour of emotions to transfer onto his Eric’s lips momentarily, tender and nonvenomous, soon returning her face to shield the nape of their neck. Knowing both adults are an ever-bright flame, she expressed in a hushed tone, “Kærlighed, jeg er træt.” The back of her hand wiped lazily against her cheeks, unmoved from her position, desperately yearning to drift into a deep slumber. It’ll be the first she’s welcomed Eric into her confidential struggles, muscles relaxing as her sobs began to lessen, largely because of their close proximity, and the comfortableness in their hold. “Kærlighed, please; jeg er træt.”
anders ragnulf·:
Winter fey were perhaps the easiest to clock, only because of the familiar cold wind that followed them. It felt like home, how the biting cold of the North ran through Anders’ blood. Norway was harsh, but ice was just as much a home as the sun could be. “Eleanor, right?” They’d been introduced, hadn’t they? Either way, Anders was so certain that was her name, an easy grin on his face as he welcomed her. He hadn’t forgiven that one fey for tricking him those many months ago, but truthfully, he’d never be able to remember the fey’s name anyway. “I’m an open book. Though I’m not part of this pack; I don’t know how much help I can be.”
She’s not satisfied with the name he states, but it’s close enough on her end. “Èdelie.” And she’ll still let a smile slip past at the minor error, finding the entire ordeal a little humorous since it appears to be innocent. Nonetheless, her desire to know lycans at an in-depth level is because of the formation of New Rome and ties between lycans and feys. As a student, Èdelie wants to learn and do better. “Whether you belong in the pack or not, do you see this being a good relationship between our species for the foreseeable future? I feel like I can be a benefit to lycans as much as you guys can be a benefit to me — the feys.”
severon·:
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The little Winter fey was too nice for her own good. Bad people were gonna fuck with her one of these days. In fact, they were already fucking with her and fucking her. Severon grinned lightly as he put down the book and gestured for Èdelie to make herself comfortable in her own home. “You know, take out does sound great,” he said as he moved to give her his full attention, angling his body to face her’s. “Order anything you’re craving, I’m happy with anything and it’s on me. We need to celebrate.” There was a pause where he let his smile widen. “Heard you finally got a lot of your fey back from the Otherworld.”
Time will tell how long Èdelie and Severon will engage in the same song and dance. She can do better with keeping specific information to herself, vague about the entire ordeal with feys, but occasionally slips out a few confidential terms whenever suffering emotionally and physically. In a dramatic sigh, she finally made herself comfortable beside him, clasping her hands above her legs. “It’s kind of hard to celebrate with my best friend not here.” Èdelie misses Emma, and she misses her bad. Words cannot describe how hard the separation has been on the fey, shifting uncomfortably besides Severon. “Saving some of the fey from the Otherworld doesn’t change the destructible damage we’re facing. We need an agenda, a good agenda. I will not sleep until I know for sure all is healed. I cannot sleep anyway; God forbid a vampire attacks me as I lay.”
aurora de neves:
She was… trying to get back into the swing of things. Slowly, but surely. The Winter Chancellor had started with gathering audiences with various fey of her Court to get to understanding how they were after everything that happened and she would see where to go from from there. But when Èdelie appeared, their newest and most hopeful Winter fey, it was difficult to remain as formal and impervious as always. She had grown closer to her, had extended an unintentional emotional attachment to the born halfblood who had come to enter Aurora’s court, like a whispered memory of her children. The first born halfblood in her home, in her home among the fey. She looks up from her chair at her and something in her tired, almost impassive expression softens at her words. It’s bittersweet to see Èdelie this way… finally hardened to the reality of what it meant to be fey, but clearly as strong and willing as anyone else in their Court.
“I’m just happy to see you,” she said, the whisper of a smile on her face. “I’m afraid I haven’t- I haven’t made any plans yet.” There is some shame there, some shame in not being able to quickly jump back into work. Aurora had been able to when her children passed, this shouldn’t have been enough to break her, yet it very much almost had. The memory of what Emma would have wanted gave her the motivation to not outright give up. “All my desires right now tie with understanding how all of you are right now, in the Winter Court… including you. You are all that move my decisions.”
The bond between Aurora and Èdelie entices her. She’s done nothing but learn under the wit and wisdom of the winter chancellor, and for her to return to New Rome in one piece is remarkable. Unfortunately, there’s more to be done for their community, and resilience is necessary to complete their quests. Gently slipping her hand into the hold of the other, she maintained a firm grip onto Aurora, with Èdelie crying, “Seul le temps nous le dira.” The language of love, an attribute she’ll forever be grateful for because of her French ancestry. On Èdelie’s end, she isn’t interested in rushing Aurora on what’s to come. She simply wants her to be physically and emotionally okay without worrying further harm will come towards her way. To be trapped in the Court of Drow had to have been awful, anyway; increasing the stress of her mentor isn’t a priority nor is it appropriating harboring on such a sensitive manner.
“We will be fine. I’ve been in communication with members of the Lupo pack. There’s a lot to celebrate. A new home... your resurgence; I’ve never been more proud to be your protégé.” Aurora was missed terribly. However long it takes for her to rediscover her energy... to fulfill what her body and soul needs, Èdelie respects it. In a reassuring tone, the brunette encouraged, “Take all the time you need before addressing concerns within the Winter Court. I’ve been familiarizing myself more with the other courts, as well. When you have the time, you should speak with a few members of the Lupo pack. I have a feeling we’re alike in ways that haven’t been discussed before.”
isabella swanford:
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“I did received the Fairy King’s invitation and I such I plan to stay for the entirety of the event,” Isabella offers, rather miffed at the others other’s hostility at her presence. All of Rome had received the invitation to mourn the losses of those who had been lost on the attacks to Rome and the courts, the invitation welcome all and not discriminating amidst species. The other should know as much, as it was her king that had invited Isabella and countless other’s, and yet the rude welcome shows their lack of manners and empathy. She understands the wariness, if it’s due to her status as a vampire, but regardless this is a time of mourning and allowing for resentment to show is rather indelicate. “I have been a marshal for near five centuries at this point, and I have made acquaintance and friendships with many of those who have been lost. The lest I can do for them is pay my respects.”
“I don’t trust you,” Èdelie slipped with ease. “But I also don’t know you enough to pass judgement except that you’re a vampire.” It’s out of character to frame someone based off of a specific community they belong to. It’s unlike the fey. As much as she’d uncomfortable in the presence of all vampires, if you’re strolling by to send your condolences then she’s not going to stop you. It’s the principal that matters. “I don’t need a textbook lesson on your history with the senate or the supernatural community in general. I don’t want that, I have my reasons. It doesn’t mean I dislike you. I simply have reservations.” Considering what Èdelie went through at the wedding, it’s all fair. Her issues are an overall reflection of vampires in general. She doesn’t owe the other a further explanation. “And I’d rather not engage in conflict at my best friend’s funeral. Emma deserves peace, rightfully so.”
thestarswerealigned:
September 24, 2019 | The Duchess of Sussex attends Heritage Day public holiday celebrations in the Bo Kaap district of Cape Town
meghan markle at lunch hour @ nyfw | 2015
@andersxragnulf.
It can be hard trying to make a decent first impression. Èdelie’s trying to understand the lycans on an in-depth level not only out of curiosity, but out of respect. Their lived experiences are of her interest. It’s also important to remember not every lycan she encounters is apart of a pack, a memorable detail engraved inside of her mind to prevent problems ensuing. Resting her head against the wooden exterior of a door, Èdelie displayed a lopsided grin, hesitantly breathing, “Can I ask you something?” She doesn’t mind returning the favor by allowing him to inquire anything about eladrins, open to a fruitful exchange of words. She simply wants to absorb the lycan culture in a meaningful way.
@adamoromerof.
location : winters mountains.
Èdelie’s surrounding area in the winter mountains resembles a farm. The temperature doesn’t prevent her from meeting her most desired needs with her own pets and the local animals roaming around, tending to them cautiously while trying to privately execute a plan with the Lupo pack. When her chocolate irises interlocked with one she’s physically met before, the eladrin gestured for him to come forward, warily stating, “I know you! Or I think I know you. I know I’ve been in the same room with you throughout the past few days.” Èdelie goal isn’t to make anything between them awkward, recognizing the excitement displayed in her tone. Continuously feeding her Bracco Italiano, she lessened her pitch, seeking clarification in his name. “You’re Adamo, right?”