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princenuadaofsilverlance started following you

She tilts her head, considering. “The whole truth in itself is too complex to be brief. The simplest version, however, is that I’m fae. Partially.” Despite her prompt, cool tone, she watches for his reaction carefully.

thesilverlance

“Partially of the fae?” His interest is perked at this, his head cants to the side slightly. “I’ve seldom met those that are half-lings. You’d be one in several.”

tellurianwitch

“There are not many of us, no. I get the impression we are not terribly well-liked by either side.” Miranda doesn’t usually talk personal politics, but she has the feeling Nuada will have his own stand on the subject.

thesilverlance

At this, Nuada could nearly scoff, though a small twitch in the corner of his lips was evident, a small smirk forming. "I am liked well enough by my own people after a series of events... As for the humans I care not for them or the opinions they have among themselves. They are not a factor to me."

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tellurianwitch

princenuadaofsilverlance started following you

Miranda eyes the man, curious. “…Well met, sir.”

thesilverlance

Looking over the woman, Nuada tilts his head back, chin up slightly. “You are not of .. human nature — are you?”

tellurianwitch

“Mostly not.” She arches an eyebrow. “And I would venture that you are not either.”

thesilverlance

“You would venture correctly,” he nods before he straightens up his stance. “Nuada Silverlance, Prince of Bethmoora. And what of your name?”

tellurianwitch

After a pause, she crosses a hand over her chest and bows her head. “Miranda Haerelien Irina Konstantinova, your highness.”

thesilverlance

It’s then that he nods his head to her respectfully. “Miranda.. I am curious as to what you truly are,” his eyes narrow, looking her over with a bout of inquiry.

tellurianwitch

She tilts her head, considering. “The whole truth in itself is too complex to be brief. The simplest version, however, is that I’m fae. Partially.” Despite her prompt, cool tone, she watches for his reaction carefully.

thesilverlance

"Partially of the fae?" His interest is perked at this, his head cants to the side slightly. "I've seldom met those that are half-lings. You'd be one in several."

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letsmakesomemischief started following you

Straightens his back, looking down at the woman and at her with an inquiry.

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crownprincebelial

princenuadaofsilverlance started following you

And who are you?

thesilverlance

Nuada Silverlance, Prince of Bethmoora. And how am to I address you?

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tellurianwitch

princenuadaofsilverlance started following you

Miranda eyes the man, curious. “…Well met, sir.”

thesilverlance

Looking over the woman, Nuada tilts his head back, chin up slightly. “You are not of .. human nature — are you?”

tellurianwitch

“Mostly not.” She arches an eyebrow. “And I would venture that you are not either.”

thesilverlance

“You would venture correctly,” he nods before he straightens up his stance. “Nuada Silverlance, Prince of Bethmoora. And what of your name?”

tellurianwitch

After a pause, she crosses a hand over her chest and bows her head. “Miranda Haerelien Irina Konstantinova, your highness.”

thesilverlance

It's then that he nods his head to her respectfully. "Miranda.. I am curious as to what you truly are," his eyes narrow, looking her over with a bout of inquiry.

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setnakht

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Iceland’s landscape in black and white; when photography is not about colours but about emotions. Fierce, stark and ethereal. This is how German photographer Michael Schlegel sees Iceland. An empty, primitive land where the only inhabitants are the elements of nature. The combination of simple frames and high contrasts with the wise choice of shutter speed captures the beauty of the landscape, the wind, the fog and the running waters.

Schlegel’s project “Iceland” won first place in Fine Art/Landscape at the International Photography Awards. His work has been featured among many others in Black & White Magazine, Zoom Magazine and D-La Repubblica. His most recent exhibitions include Sylt & Iceland – Flo Peters Gallery, Germany and Iceland & Australia – Photo Münsingen in Switzerland.