#fortunatejack

[ask-cardverse-usuk]

Good /day,/ King Alfred. Queen Arthur. Jack Yao. (gives them all a forced smile—not even trying to hide his disdain for them)

My if it isn’t the Jack of Clubs. 

You’re not meeting any of them with that kind of attitude. 

[CUES INTENSE GLARING WHILE FORCE SMILING]

[nyhne]

This is the beautiful person award! Once you are given this award you are supposed to paste it in the ask of eight different people who in your opinion, deserve it. If you break the chain nothing will happen, but it’s sweet to know someone thinks you’re beautiful inside and out :)

Aaaaaaaaah you are the sweetest! ;o; <333

/whispers: I am a loser about passing these on but I think you are all really super cool!!

[liachtaschta]

This is the beautiful person award! Once you are given this award you are supposed to paste it in the ask of eight different people who in your opinion, deserve it. If you break the chain nothing will happen, but it’s sweet to know someone thinks you’re beautiful inside and out :)

omg

but i’ll have you know im the laziest person ever so this passing on isnt gonna happen

[knighthearts]

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rolls into a pool of lava.

[knighthearts]

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this little dilemma

[aheartonhissleeve-moving]

"This is certainly a surprise! Do you have business with the King and Queen, or is there something I can help you with?"

[greencloverqueen]

Something the matter, dear?

[liachtaschta]

{{ Accent! }}

While Lilli may be fluent in English, and French to a lesser extent — there are still a few words she tends to stumble over, purely because she grew up speaking German. What has seemed to help her however, was her knowledge of Latin which helped her greatly when learning English.

She has a rather faint German accent when speaking English — not enough to annoy people but enough for them to recognize that she is indeed Germanic. She attributes this to her early learning of the language — as Roderich chose for her to learn it at one point during her childhood.