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thecostofaneye:

“I don’t need a seven year old to be a role model for me. I’m thirteen. But Otamir doesn’t need her as a role model either.” While both of the two younger children were the same age, they definitely did seem vastly different. Otamir still hadn’t said a word, and just tried to ignore the lot of them.

Even with the apology they received, Ira didn’t seem at all convinced by the blonde headed girl’s attempts. Her arms crossed over her chest, glaring down at her aunt with a clear glare across her expression.

“Ira.” Eshia warned, not particularly a fan of her daughter’s harsh, unforgiving attitude toward the younger girl. While she wasn’t particularly happy about what she was hearing out of Rosella’s mouth, she couldn’t honestly say she thought that Neese and Onoik had taught her to speak with that level of snottiness. Sometimes, children just brought that upon themselves, and it needed to be righted.

“Ira, your c– aunt is apologizing to you. Please be the bigger person and accept it. As well, apologize to her for being rude.”

“I didn’t do anything. I’m not going to just let her insult us and boss us around–”

“Ira.” She repeated.

“…Apology accepted. And I’m sorry for yelling at you.” No she wasn’t. Not in the slightest.

"I’m a princess, you should take me as a role model,” Rosella spat back, although another stern look from Neese kept her from continuing on that point. Not that she didn’t still give an irritated huff, however.

As Ira finally gave her ‘apology’, Rosella threw her niece a brief, but sharp glare before quickly turning her nose up. “Fine. Whatever. But I don’t want to be up here anymore. I want to go back downstairs with Daddy.”

Neese let out a sigh, throwing Eshia an apologetic look before focusing back on her daughter. “I know, love, but Daddy is still busy talking with Kedon. We’ll go back and join them in a little bit. I promise.”

“But I want to go own there now!”

“Rosella, we will go down there soon,” Neese repeated. “In the meantime, why don’t you come sit with Eshia and I instead?” Giving her suggestion, Neese cast another glance in Eshia’s direction, hoping the woman agreed. For now, it didn’t seem like forcing the three children to hang out together any more would do them any good.

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valavee:

Vee would lean against her friend for a while, silently just allowing the moment to be what it was. There was no more to discuss, and she didn’t want to just end up arguing with Neese any more about it. It just wasn’t worth it.

The slightly older princess didn’t move until she heard a strange noise coming from deep down below their room in the large tower. Just what exactly was Hagatha doing down there? The tower began to wobble slightly, which was unsurprising of the tower, considering its weird structure and usual movements from the mechanical legs, but while it was settled down? That was definitely unusual.

“What is going on?” Vee wondered allowed, and finally began to pull away from the embrace. Instead, she stood herself up, and began to wander outside of the room. Trotting down the steps, the curious young woman wanted to get a look at what might’ve been causing the movement. Trying to look over the edge of the deck would be tricky, but she hoped she could manage it.

Outside, she felt a coldness even more sharp than usual. Instead of a typical spring coldness that would hit the air as the night grew dark, it felt like winter. Like there should have been snow on the ground. Approaching the edge of the deck, she glanced down and gasped at what she saw.

“Neese!” She called out, a sudden fear filling her. Graham was out of the tower – she… she’d seen him! His hat, his cape… it was unmistakable, even from this height up. And Hagatha was with him! But, then… The bottom layers of brick were being consumed by ice!

Just what had Hagatha done?!

As the silence fell, Neese didn’t try and break it. She simply held Vee close, both arms wrapped tightly around Vee and her head resting against hers. No doubt the future would bring plenty more issues in regards to their escape from this tower. But they could deal with those issues then. Right now, Neese wanted nothing more than this.

Neese heard the odd sound at the same time as Vee, an eyebrow raising as she glanced towards the door. Strange sounds from the tower’s lower level came often, though. By now, they were commonplace, in fact. Hagatha worked her magic often -- and although Neese definitely spent her early days in the tower trying to peek into those spellcastings, she quickly found they weren’t pleasant to watch. Hagatha hated her intruding, too. So she didn’t feel any real desire to get up and check it out.

“It’s probably just the tower moving. This happens every night, Vee,” Neese pointed out, a bit confused at Vee pulling away and heading for their door. “That, and Hagatha... being Hagatha.” It felt similar enough, anyway, though Neese noted it didn’t seem as wobbly as usual. Perhaps the tower simply decided against moving right now and stopped.

Neese waited a moment, then, when it seemed Vee wasn’t immediately coming back, she let out a sigh and slid off Vee’s bed. Just as she did, her friend called out, and Neese moved a little quicker, the slight fear in her voice all too clear to Neese.

“Vee, what’s going on out here? And why is it so cold?” Neese shivered at the sudden sharp chill that ran through her, noting that it grew stronger as she moved down the stairs. Joining Vee at the balcony, Neese peered over to see what Vee was looking at... and immediately froze. A shriek left her, hands flying over her mouth.

“H-How did they get out? Is the barrier go--” Her sentence cut off as she put a hand to the barrier and quickly answered her own question. “Where is that ice coming from?”

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lifeafterhappilyeverafter

“I’m afraid your only way to escape is to work together to solve a puzzle of my own design.”

#♡ about neese;;#this is the ACTUAL ch4 with ice neese

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tyleroakley

protect her

#modern au neese is literally that mom #♡ about neese;;

gimmethebeachboys

#♡ buttercup;;

valavee:

It was a good idea, to be able to get out and then help her by finding someone that could possibly bring the barrier down, but it still didn’t make her feel good, to think of the possibility of leaving her. While she wanted to leave, and possibly be able to get to know Graham better, she still just could not even fathom the idea of leaving Neese here by herself.

“Well, even if it does come to that point, it won’t be for a very long time. It seems as though this spell is going to milk my and Graham’s relationship for just about all its worth. I can only imagine what it means by “love,” if us together wasn’t enough to satiate it.” Vee shook her head, seeming as though she was frustrated all over again.

The slightly older princess rested her head against her best friend’s shoulder again.

“I just can’t imagine leaving you. It’s wrong. It seems only logical to leave, so I could help you better from the outside, but…” But she didn’t have the heart to do it. She could never– would never leave Neese by herself.

“It could be a long time,” Neese agreed. “Or it could be some time in the near future. We... we don’t really have any way of knowing.” She shrugged helplessly. For Vee and Graham’s sake, Neese hoped it would be soon. Whatever the curse required, surely they could fulfill it sooner or later. In the fairy tales, this kind of magic always did favor brave rescues, after all.

Feeling Vee’s head back at her shoulder, Neese smiled down at her. Arms wrapping a little tighter around Vee, Neese gave her a reassuring squeeze. When it came down to it, Neese absolutely would not hear of her and Graham staying when they could finally escape this tower. But for now... For now, she intended on making every second Vee still had left in this tower count.

“Whatever happens, we’ll... figure it out when it comes to it,” she said after a moment. She leaned her head against Vee’s again, holding her close. “Like you said, it could be a while. And who knows? Maybe something else will work out before then.”

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thecostofaneye:

“You’re not the boss of anything, little girl. This is our house!”

Eshia sighed softly, though she did have to mentally admit that she agreed much more with Ira. The way they were treating each other as family just wasn’t acceptable, but she wasn’t just going to allow the little girl to get a big head about her position in her house.

Hearing the knock on the door, Ira immediately stamped toward the door and swung it open. She scowled at both her mother and Neese, then pointed accusatory toward Rosella.

“Get her out of our room!” Ira demanded out right.

Otamir, a little boy with extremely short black hair and a small frame, sat on his bed that sat up against the farthest wall. He didn’t look particularly happy that his quiet had been interrupted by his loud-mouthed big sister, and this stranger that kept insisting she was their aunt.

“Love, don’t be like that. Let’s all talk about this, and see if we can calm things down,” Esha began to step inside, causing Eshia to move out of the way and head toward her own bed that was placed perpendicular to her brother’s bed.

“That brat keeps trying to boss us around. She wants to take one of Otamir’s things, apparently – I told her no, and she started throwing a tantrum!”

“I don’t have to go anywhere. I can go wherever I please!” Rosella retorted, throwing a sharp glare in Ira’s direction. Her arms folded across her chest, and Neese could see an all too familiar pout on her daughter’s lips. Oh, it didn’t look like things were going well at all.

Before Neese could interject, Rosella spoke up again, looking furious at the accusation. “Take one of his things? That’s a lie! Why would I take anything from here? It’s all awful compared to what we have back in the castle. I just wanted to see the toys to see if they were even worth playing with!”

Releasing a sigh, Neese approached her daughter and crouched down until they stood eye level. The stern look on Neese’s face was enough to make Rosella turn her head away guiltily. Neese didn’t often put on a stern face, so when she did, her disappointment became more than clear.

“Rosella, love. It doesn’t sound like you’re being very nice to your niece and nephew. If you’re being rude, of course they won’t want to play with you,” Neese chided.

“Well, they weren’t being nice either.”

Neese’s frown deepened, and she reached a hand out to gently turn her daughter’s face back towards hers. “Sweetheart, you all have a lot to take in. And I understand that, but that’s no excuse to act like this. They’re family, not subjects -- and you shouldn’t treat subjects like that either, really. You are their aunt -- so be the good role model I know you can be when you try.”

Several moments of silence later and a considerable increase to Rosella’s pout, the little girl finally let out a scoff. “Fine. I’m sorry,” she mumbled.

“Rosella.”

Rosella heaved a loud sigh, and continued more loudly this time. “I’m sorry. For being bossy. And-- and saying all your stuff is awful.”

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IC STATS TAGGED BY: @thecostofaneye like a million years ago but i forgot about it

(BOLD ALL THAT APPLY. Italicize leaning or former.))

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[ FAMILY ] ◒ Children : has a child or children / has no children / wants children / verse dependent ◑ Relationship with Family : close with siblings / not close with siblings / has no siblings/sibling(s) is deceased ◔ Affiliation : orphaned / adopted / disowned / raised by birth parent / not applicable

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[ BELIEFS ] ★ Faith : monotheist / polytheist / atheist / agnostic / it’s complicated (what do ‘the stars’ technically count as WHO KNOWS) ☆ Belief in Ghosts or Spirits: yes / no / don’t know / don’t care ✮ Belief in an Afterlife : yes / no / don’t know / don’t care ✯ Belief in Reincarnation : yes / no / don’t know / don’t care ❃ Belief in Aliens : yes / no / don’t know / don’t care ✧ Religious : orthodox / liberal / in between / not religious ❀ Philosophical : yes / no

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[ HABITS ] ☕ Drinking Alcohol : never / sometimes / frequently / to excess (ngl she probably busts out champagne for everything because she has zero chill) ☁ Smoking : trying to quit / never / sometimes / frequently / to excess ✿ Other Narcotics : never / sometimes / frequently / to excess ✌ Medicinal Drugs : never / sometimes / frequently / to excess ☻ Indulgent Food : never / sometimes / frequently / to excess $ Splurge Spending : never / sometimes / frequently / to excess ♣ Gambling : never / sometimes / frequently / to excess (mostly in modern verse since she’d find casinos so fun to be in)

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thecostofaneye:

“–Achaka?” Eshia sent her mother-in-law a look of confusion. She didn’t necessarily understand the Eruan language as well as her husband or children did, but… but didn’t that just meet something along the lines of a half-baked greeting? The slightly older woman blinked her eyes at her, but ultimately tried to continue on with what they were saying.

For a moment, she kept listening to the bickering between both girls. The young mother of three just let out a sigh, and carefully began to stand, all the while keeping a firm hold on her little boy.

“We probably should say something. Ira’s temper isn’t terribly great to deal with.” Ira wasn’t out of control, or anything. Still, as the oldest child among the usual 3 of them, she was typically not too much of a fan of being bossed around. And if Rosella was any bit of bossy, Eshia knew that they likely were clashing terribly. Vaguely, she at least hoped that Otamir was all right between the two firecracker personalities.

Approaching the door, she opened it and exited the room. Without the muffle, she got a clearer sound of both their husbands and daughters fighting. At the least, Onoik and Kedon didn’t seem to be screaming at each other.

“You can’t just tell us what to do. I’m older than you.” Ira could be heard sternly telling Rosella from behind the door several feet to the left of the stairs.

“Oh, it’s-- it’s just something that’s stuck,” Neese explained quickly when she saw Eshia’s confused look. “Apparently everyone thought it was his name when he first went to Daventry, but no one’s really broken the habit even now.” At this point, Neese herself used it as a fond nickname more than anything, but she definitely realized it must sound odd to those who both knew some of the language and didn’t live in Daventry.

With a small sigh, Neese nodded at Ira’s suggestion, sliding off the bed. While she wouldn’t say Rosella had a fiery temper, her daughter definitely became easily frustrated when not getting her way. Not a good combination by far.

As they approached Ira’s door, Neese frowned, hearing the exchange between the girls. “I don’t care if you’re older than me,” Neese heard Rosella counter. “I’m your aunt, and the princess. That makes me the boss here. Being older has nothing against that!”

Hearing that argument from Rosella didn’t surprise Neese. Her little girl took her position as princess very seriously -- and often times, too seriously, unfortunately.

Raising her hand, Neese gave two swift knocks to the door. “Girls, it’s your mothers,” she announced. “Is everything alright in there?”

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valavee:

The darker haired princess looked up at her friend, her glance hardening as she listened to her insistence. Immediately, she was shaking her head. No – no, she wasn’t going to let Neese do this.

“I am not leaving here without you. I repeat: that is not an option.” She told her sternly. While she appreciated Neese’s selflessness, she just couldn’t do that to her. There was no way she’d willingly leave her best friend to stay in this tower all by herself. “It may take a while, but I don’t care. Graham won’t either. If he truly cares about me, then he won’t care. He’ll stay, because he knows how important you are to me,” He had better, anyway. If he didn’t care enough about Neese to stay there with her, then he wasn’t worth her time.

Pulling her head away from Vee’s shoulder, Neese’s expression fell into a sad frown at the sight of her shaking her head so adamantly. Neese didn’t blame her -- she would do the same, in her position. But the thought of Vee and Graham remaining trapped in here for who knew how long, simply because of her... Neese didn’t want that. She wouldn’t allow that.

“Oh, no. You’re not putting everything on hold when you get the chance to get out of here just because of me. We have no idea how long it could take getting me out of here, too! I don’t want that, Vee,” Neese insisted again, her brow furrowed equally sternly.

“Look, if-- If you and Graham can get out of here, then...” She sighed, free hand fidgeting in her lap. Even if Neese insisted on Vee taking her chance to get out of here just as soon as it rose, she still didn’t relish the thought of staying here alone again. But Neese refused to let that get in the way of Vee and Graham’s freedom.

“If you two get out of here, then... maybe you can find someone who knows how to lift the barrier on the tower. There has to be someone. And if not...” Neese shrugged, forcing a slight laugh to lighten the mood. “Well, you know me more than well enough, Vee. You can keep sending over people you think are my type until someone works.”

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valavee:

“…I-I would like to tell myself that. It’s only logical, after all.” Still, it hurt to basically be told that your love wasn’t strong enough to be able to break that stupid curse. With another small snivel, she wiped her eyes again. “Just what will be enough to get us out of here, though?”

She looked toward her friend with a clear look of worry, looking still upset and just as close to tears as she had been before.

“I don’t want to leave you, if Graham and I are eventually able to leave because of our so-called “true love…” I can’t leave you here. That– … that’s just not an option.” What could they do for her, though? It wasn’t as though another “savior” would come around and she’d instantly fall head over heels for them.

This situation just kept feeling like it was all the more impossible.

“...More time, I suppose?” Neese offered uncertainly, shrugging her shoulders sadly. “It seems even ‘true love’ spells are pickier than the fairy tales make you believe.” In stories it never seemed to take more than a glance, which always felt so magical reading about... But in real life? Well, even as dreamy and romantic a person as Neese was, she still knew it didn’t work like that outside of fairy tales.

Neese fell silent while Vee continued. She laid her head on Vee’s shoulder, her arms still tight around her best friend, and Neese gave her a squeeze. That concerned Neese, too. The barrier didn’t seem to accept her and Vee going through together, and Neese highly doubted that would change when, in the future, Graham and Vee could. So that left her just as stuck, no matter what. Unless they wound up with another miracle.

“Vee, I... I want to get out of here just as much as you. I miss my family, I miss being outside. I miss a lot of things. B-but... If the barrier does let you and Graham through, you can’t pass up your opportunity to leave because of me. I don’t want you stuck here if you don’t have to be,” she insisted, shaking her head.

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thecostofaneye:

“I’m surprised. Kedon hasn’t seen her for a very long time, but he said that the last time he saw her, she was still a very abrasive person. If only the rest of Eruah could see how the outside is well-affecting its people.” If Onoik and Petlya both had reformed from being generally disagreeable people, who knew what it could’ve done for the rest of the village?

Absentmindedly, she continued to rub her son’s back. From the room, she could definitely hear something. Whether it be from the kids or their husbands downstairs remained to be seen.

After hearing a clearly irritated groan, however, she could tell it was coming from the room that her older two children shared.

“…It doesn’t seem like much of any of us can get along,” She sighed, rolling her eyes briefly as she tried to decide whether she wanted to intervene or not.

Slightly louder bickering could be heard again, and this time she knew for a fact that it was Ira and a voice who must’ve been Rosella.

“Oh, she still has her moments,” Neese admitted, a small laugh in her voice. “But even in the time I’ve known her, I’d say that being out of Eruah has done her well, yes. The rest of Achaka’s family still isn’t so easily swayed, though.”

A sigh left her at that. Neese still tried subtly convincing them now and then during their visits to make at least small trips outside the village, but it never really had the desired effect. By now, Neese more or less accepted it wouldn’t happen. At least Eruah did let her, Achaka, and Rosella in for visits, so she supposed she couldn’t complain much.

The conversation fell quiet, but after a few moments, Neese heard the same that Eshia did. And she definitely recognized her daughter’s irritated voice. Oh, dear. It didn’t seem things were going all that well between them.

“...Should we go check on them?” Neese suggested, glancing uncertainly at Eshia. “Rosella can be a bit bossy, but... I think we might have a better chance of getting those two to get along than our husbands.”

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valavee:

Vee instantly leaned into her dear friend’s touch, tears burning her eyes as they continued to form within her dark brown eyes. For a few moments, she just like her cries come and would try to forgo the questions she was hit with. However, as Neese asked if it was Graham who’d done something, the slightly older young woman was quick to shake her head.

“No – no, Stars, no…” She brought her right hand up to wipe away some of the tears from her eyes, trying to compose herself enough to maybe explain part of the situation to Neese.

“W…We w-wanted to see if we could get past the barrier. I genuinely thought we would be able to – … I really did, Neese,” Oh, she felt like a fool, thinking that it’d be that easy to get out of this hellish tower.

“I-I don’t know wh-whether it was because of me, or him, but we couldn’t.”

Neese couldn’t help a sigh of relief at that. By now, Neese definitely considered Graham a friend, but if he did anything that hurt Vee, nothing could stop her from whacking him over the head with her lute a few times. Thankfully, it didn’t seem things came to that.

Seating herself on the bed beside Vee, Neese wrapped her arm tighter around her friend while Vee explained the situation. Neese felt a tug at her heart -- they were both so desperate to leave this tower after all the time they spent trapped here. Graham, too, of course. But she and Vee had been here for a while even before he showed up. So it honestly didn’t surprise her that Vee would turn to trying to get past the barrier that way now that her and Graham’s relationship seemed to be blooming.

“Oh, Vee, I’m sure it wasn’t either of your faults,” Neese offered gently. “I can tell how much you care for him, and he seems to be completely enamored with you. He’d be an idiot if he had any doubts about you, really. But... maybe the barrier needs a love that’s been around longer. After all, you two are only just realizing your feelings.”

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valavee:

@valaneese

Their feelings just had to be too new – yes, that had to have been it. Still, that’d been quite the jolt to her confidence in the matter. Or… or what if she didn’t actually feel for Graham the way she thought she did? Perhaps even he was feeling reluctant about his own feelings.

Whatever it was, Vee’s thoughts were going wild, as were her feelings. With tears filling her eyes, she made her way up the stairs that led to the room both young women shared. With Neese, she wouldn’t bother to try to suppress her tears. She let them flow, opening the door to the room and instantly going toward her bed on the left side of the room.

“What was I even going to do?” She asked herself through her tears. It wasn’t as though she would really leave without Neese, after all…

Sitting atop her bed with a sketchbook in her lap and a charcoal in hand, Neese doodled aimlessly on the available sheet of paper. She wasn’t working on anything in particular, and by now the page was filled with various sketches of squirrels, unicorns, Vee, members of her family. Mindless doodling occasionally helped clear her mind before bed. Many days spent up in this tower were difficult, after all.

Hearing the sound of footsteps on the stairs outside, however, Neese perked up at the knowledge that Vee was finally coming up for bed. A smirk formed on her face as Vee came through the door. “Have fun down th-- ...Vee?”

Neese noted the tears in Vee’s eyes, and immediately, her expression fell. In all the years she knew Vee, even Neese rarely ever saw tears from her. Brows furrowed with worry, Neese hurriedly set her stuff aside and slipped out of bed, making her way to Vee’s side.

“Vee, what’s wrong? What happened?” Neese asked gently, placing her hand on Vee’s arm. “Did-- Did Graham do something?”

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wethepeopleofdaventry:

“Oh, no – I’m travelling alone,” Mannanan corrected her, “I happen to be heading back to my town in the mountains. I was doing some trade down in the south for a little while, and now I’ve gotta haul myself back,” Plausible enough. He’d seen a great number of stubborn old men that refused to let people replace them at their jobs until they were on their deathbed.

He followed behind her, slowing his pace and mentally cringing at the idea that Graham may actually end up a father of twins. Disgusting. Looking at her size, however, he knew the possibility was great.

“I just thought I might stop for a day trip, since I left a bit earlier than expected and have the extra coin to spend.” He repeated himself purposefully, still smiling pleasantly as he spoke like he hadn’t noticed.

The guards kept an eye on the both of them, while one at the front of them made sure to keep folks at a safe distance.

“Aww, going back home, then? I’m sure that will be nice, after being away for a while,” Neese commented. Daventry occasionally got traders and the like passing through on their way to other places, home, or even to do business there. She always hoped they received warm enough welcomes from the locals, but it felt nice getting to provide that herself. Naturally, Neese didn’t get to do it for all of them, but if the opportunity arose, she took full advantage.

“Well, I think you chose the perfect place for your little day trip,” she said as they headed through the marketplace. “Daventry is beautiful, and the town is possibly one of the most charming I’ve seen, if I’m being honest.” Not that she visited a lot, unfortunately, and Neese definitely had a bias for it, now that she ruled the kingdom with Graham. But Daventry really did hold a lot of charm in her opinion.

“Oh! Do you like sweets? This merchant sells the most amazing candies!” She darted forward a few feet towards the stand in question, then turned to wave the elderly man over.

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