@ rutilisanguinis
“Well you don’t look familiar--what’s with all these new faces lately? Not that I’m complaining. It’s boring in here.”

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@ rutilisanguinis
“Well you don’t look familiar--what’s with all these new faces lately? Not that I’m complaining. It’s boring in here.”
My Dear,
you can’t imagine how much I miss your presence; be assured that grounds and manor are well cared for. Well, if you can call it a manor - I do my best. Chess sends her love, also, although she proves to be less manageable without you around. I cherish her company regardless of her sass and the fact that she pushes all her chores on me... we play a lot of chess, although I’m not very good as you know, and she likely only fancies it because it’s her name.
She misses you as well, love. We wonder when you will come home; I hope this letter finds you in good health. Please keep a close eye on your limbs! I know you have a tendency to lose them. If you could let me know if you are well I would be very relieved.
Give my regards to Lord Bathory - and let him know that if he does not bring you back in one piece, I will cut off his limp ponytail.
With hopes of seeing you soon,
love, Horn
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but have you heard the different sounds the chat makes?!??!!!!
NOBODY TALKS TO ME
[@rutilisanguinis]
Horn loved parties. The lights, the spectacular dresses, the food, the music; all of it appealed to her. It was a bit surreal to be standing here now, in fine silk and brocade and skirts so voluminous they made sitting in a chair difficult, only hours after the battle for the riverlands had ended - and to her family’s losses, even. The riverland lords were here now, in their home, and all afternoon they had discussed their treaty, ending with the promise of two marriages to unite their houses.
What an easy solution, really. Horn wondered why this hadn’t been the first idea, just asking the Eusfords to join. Both families had enough children after all. She could make them out in the crowd - young men and women, some half children, others battleworn. She wondered if it was weird for them, as well, drinking wine with the people they had fought all of last week.
유, ☏
Munday Questions
유 Who was your first muse?
lmao actually, funnily enough, Ferid is my first muse!!
☏ What is the most challenging aspect of playing this muse?
Probably the many layers of his character. We have the outside, cheerful facade and then the gajillion other layers under that all on top of his ultimate scheme and search for entertainment. Another thing is the fact that almost everything that comes out of his mouth is some form of bs, be it half-truths, twisted truths, or straight out lies.