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the dialogue choices in this game should be more diabolical
#i love akechi but i sometimes i wish you could bully him like no matter which dialogue u pick it sounds like ur flirting back w him#“i'm going to be completely honest with you. i've always hated you” why can't u say smt unserious back#like “sorry i have a snatched waist and correct opinions on everything.” or like “ur loss lmao”#hate playing darts with this bitch bc i play on a steamdeck and i don't have a fucking gyroscope so like#it's trying to replicate how the joycons or pro controller would throw AND ITS SUCKS SO BAD#like i just see akechi get a hat trick every single fucking time with three bulls in a row and meanwhile im struggling to line the thing up#and then after u finish he's like “hmm i see. that's an interesting way to play it” WHAT THE FUCK THERES LITERALLY NO STRATEGY HERE SMARTAS#I JUST MISSED. IM NOT STRATEGIZING. THERES NOTHING “INTERESTING” ABOUT IT.#i hate going to penguin snipers so much i hope i can get this stupid game on switch so i can actually rank up akechi's baton pass#and not waste like 1000 yen every night bc i refuse to not let a party member be on rank 3#akechi fuck yourself why can't we play 501 like we do with everyone else. why do u have to make everything abt this stupid rivalry#im gonna kms i hate akeci and i hate darts#persona 5#persona 5 royal#p5#p5r#goro akechi#ren amamiya#akira kurusu#shuake#akeshu#lotus draws
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He cant conduct the train but he can still ride of free of charge being a child and all. Or would he. Still try to battle trainers as a kid?
try isn’t exactly the right word bc he’s demolish trainers even as a child 💀
#ingo still has his strategic mind and mental capabilities as a child#dialogue lifted directly from his lines in game#m!a: child#magic anon event#submas#ingo#chandelure#pokemon#pokemon fanart#fanart#ask
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NO ONE TOLD ME RHI WAS A CANON THEY/THEMER??
#i NEVER read willows dialogue ok#i also never turn in my quests (its strategic i prommy) soo idk if this is old news#blanche AND rhi. pokemon go of all things is 4 the theys & the thems apparently damn.#hollyposts#anyways i love rhi. did i mention i love rhi? i love u rhi i love uuuu
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Welcome, dear friends!!
#ariart#omori au#a slightly proper drawing from me after 12749263 years :D#its still somewhat a doodle#first improvement im giving the dude is to strategically place#the smileys and the writings on his body better#and not just randomly cuz i underestimated the dialogue bubbles#i wanna put more talking smileys on his body#and i gotta write the chapter first to know what to put in the speech bubble#and im hoping itll be a shorter phrase than welcome dear friends#cuz writing that thing made my hand cramped#i didnt realize how harder it was to write digitally than draw#oafb#he is friendly :)
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I actually cannot believe how fucking powerfully baldur's gate has gripped me
#VIDEO GAMES?? GOOD???#thank you bg3#the PROBLEM is I don't even fucking have the full party yet and I'm already strategizing a Next Playthrough for Romance Reasons agsjfldhs#the good thing about June though is that everyone but lae'zel appeals to her soft heart#like astarion is shady and dangerous but he's also SO very obviously SO scared all the time#and SHADOWHEART--#June's 'I can fix him' disease really doing its job wrt dnd party harmony and fellow player character development lol#and the plot's gonna keep lae'zel relevant enough that I'm still gonna get to get into her stuff even though june Does Not Like Her One Bit#ALSO LIKE... it's very easy to just talk about the characters but the game is FUN even though I'm pretty bad at turned based strategizing#[rubs my little raccoon hands all over all the little bits of environmental storytelling and lore and npc dialogue and--]#about me#bg3
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INS Tushil makes first port call to London on maiden deployment
INS Tushil made its first port call to London as a part of its maiden operational deployment, the Indian High Commission in the UK shared. In a post on X, the Indian High Commission said, “@HCI_London welcomes INS Tushil ! London is the first port of call for Indian Navy’s latest multi-role stealth guided missile frigate INS Tushil on her maiden operational deployment.” @HCI_London welcomes INS…
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#2+2 Dialogue#Comprehensive Strategic Partnership#defence minister Rajnath Singh#india UK relations#Indian High Commission#indian navy#INS Tushil#London port call#multi-role stealth guided missile frigate#Project 1135.6
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Perrine Ikejiri Dialogue
Monark spoilers under the cut.
Act of Wrath
Beginning
I'm Perrine! Nice to meet'cha!
After shattering 1st Ideal
It's me! Perrine! The cutest student in the entire academy!
Usually, my fans flock me wherever I go. Just... not right now.
Whoops! Sorry about that. Frowns don't fit a cute, little face like mine!
Cheerful, chipper, and cute! All day, every day! That's the Perrine motto!
After shattering 2nd Ideal
Wait, so like... What's going on? Is everyone seriously gonna die?
But no one would ever kill a precious lil' cutie like me... Right?
After shattering 3rd Ideal
See? I scraped by, safe and sound! The power of adorability prevails again!
You can get away with anything as long as you're cute enough! Cuteness trumps all!
Act of Greed
Beginning
I've gotta make it through this mess alive. My adorability isn't gonna show itself off!
After time reversion
Heya! It's me, Perrine!
I'm the cutest student in the academy, so I know for a fact that I'm making it out of here safe and sound!
After all, you can get away with anything as long as you're cute enough!
Intermission Dusk, post-Chiyo's death
I heard Chiyo Aikawa died... She was just a middle schooler, too... Poor girl...
But! As long as your favorite school idol, Perrine, is here, everything's going to be juuust peachy!
Act 2
Nozomi Act 2, Act of Woe
Heya! It's me, Perrine! Your favorite school idol!
Me and my adorability are gonna save the world! Folloooooow me, everybody!
Shinya Act 2, Act of Woe
Hahahaha! It's me... Shinjiro Ikejiri! That's right! I'm actually a guy!
What, you think I tricked you? Well, cram it! Blame yourself for making assumptions!
[Perrine doesn't appear in Ryotaro's and Kokoro's Acts of Woe.]
Act 3 and Post-game
"It's me! Perrine!"
See... Every time I said that, it was partially to myself, too.
But if I say I'm Perrine, then that's exactly who I am--Perrine!
Not some loser named Shinjiro Ikejiri, or whatever.
Anyway... I'm Perrine, and that's that!
#devil chrono tag#monark spoilers#not gonna put actual tags on this bc if i ever get around to documenting all npc dialogue#i wanna make a sideblog for monark archival in general#and i'll remake this post there#do NOT take that as confirmation that i'll document all npc dialogue#i just found myself making strategic saves in places where npc dialogue changed as I was sprinting through#i'll likely get through my translation queue before i even consider documentation
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Honour run! Honour run!
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How can we use the latest technologies to our advantage to identify online users at risk of radicalisation and help them escape the toxic narratives of extremist recruiters? In 2017, the Institute for Strategic Dialogue (ISD) piloted the world's first deradicalisation project to employ social media network analyses to identify members of violent extensive movements and use social media messaging services to reach out to them.
"Going Dark: The Secret Social Lives of Extremists" - Julia Ebner
#book quotes#going dark#julia ebner#nonfiction#questions#technology#social media#at risk#radicalization#escape#toxic narrative#extremism#10s#2010s#21st century#institute for strategic dialogue#isd#deradicalization#analysis#violence#messaging#reach out
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Iran launches drones at Israel
As tensions escalate in the Middle East, reports emerge of Iran launching a barrage of drones towards Israel, further intensifying the volatile situation in the region. The incident has triggered widespread concern and condemnation from global leaders, raising fears of a potential escalation in hostilities.
The drone attack represents a dangerous escalation in Iran's ongoing confrontations with Israel and its allies. Such actions not only threaten the security and stability of the region but also undermine efforts for peaceful resolution and dialogue.
In response to the attack, Israel is likely to deploy its advanced defence systems and may retaliate, raising the specter of further violence and instability. The international community must urgently engage to de-escalate tensions and prevent a dangerous spiral of conflict.
Efforts to address the root causes of the tensions between Iran and Israel, including regional rivalries and geopolitical ambitions, remain essential for long-term peace and stability. Diplomatic channels must be utilised to find peaceful solutions to the underlying issues driving these conflicts.
As the situation continues to unfold, it is imperative for all parties involved to exercise restraint and prioritize dialogue over confrontation. The consequences of further escalation are grave, with the potential to destabilize the entire region and inflict untold suffering on innocent civilians.
#Iran-Israel Conflict#Middle East Tensions#Drone Warfare#Geopolitics#Regional Security#Military Escalation#Diplomatic Crisis#Global Concerns#Defense Systems#International Relations#Conflict Resolution#Peace Efforts#Security Threats#Political Instability#Defense Technology#Regional Dynamics#Strategic Concerns#Crisis Management#Peaceful Dialogue#International Cooperation#today on tumblr#new blog
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They launched a coordinated campaign using the hashtag #NichtOhneMeinKopftuch (#notwithoutmyheadscarf), which ended up being used in over 100,000 tweets in just one day, as our research at ISD showed.
"Going Dark: The Secret Social Lives of Extremists" - Julia Ebner
#book quote#going dark#julia ebner#nonfiction#generation islam#twitter#coordination#headscarf#research#institute for strategic dialogue#isd
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Held yesterday in Delhi, the 2 plus 2 dialogue, serves as a means to discuss and evaluate all dimensions of the India-UK Comprehensive Strategic Partnership.
#India UK 2+2#british ministry of defence#trade#energy#health#civil aviation#technologies#mea india#ministry of external affairs india#maritime security#international cooperation#comprehensive strategic partnership#India UK 2 Plus 2#humanitarian assistance#Foreign and Defence Dialogue#defence dialogue#India UK Dialogue#hadr#fcdo#counter terrorism#news#news update#news blog#blogging
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Let's talk about fight scenes.
Writing fight scenes requires a delicate balance of action, emotion, and detail to keep readers engaged and immersed in the moment.
Here are some tips to craft compelling fight scenes:
Know your characters: Understand their fighting styles, strengths, and weaknesses—are they offensive, or defensive? Spontaneous, or strategic? Trigger-happy, or reluctant? Their personalities and motivations will influence their actions and decisions during the fight.
Create tension: Build tension leading up to the fight to increase the stakes and make the action more gripping. Foreshadowing, verbal sparring, or physical intimidation can all contribute to a sense of anticipation.
Use sensory details: Engage the reader's senses by describing the sights, sounds, smells, and physical sensations of the fight. This helps to create a vivid and immersive experience—but make sure not to overdo it. Too much detail can distract from the adrenaline of the fight.
Maintain clarity: Ensure that the action is easy to follow by using clear and concise language. Avoid overly complicated sentences or excessive description that could confuse readers.
Focus on emotions: Show the emotional impact of the fight on your characters. Describe their fear, anger, determination, or adrenaline rush to make the scene more compelling and relatable.
Include strategic elements: Incorporate tactics, strategy, and improvisation into the fight to make it more dynamic and realistic. Think about how your characters use their surroundings, weapons, or special abilities to gain an advantage.
Balance dialogue and action: Intersperse dialogue with action to break up the fight scene and provide insight into the characters' thoughts and intentions. Dialogue can also reveal or support the characters' personalities and motivations.
Keep it concise: While it's important to provide enough detail to immerse readers in the action, avoid unnecessary padding or overly long fight scenes. Keep the pacing brisk to maintain momentum and keep readers hooked.
Show the consequences: Illustrate the aftermath of the fight, including injuries, emotional trauma, or changes in relationships between characters. This adds depth to the scene and helps to drive the story forward.
Hope this helped ❤
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Remarks by the United Nations Secretary-General at the Opening of the 2nd session of the UN-Habitat Assembly.
The United Nations Secretary-General António Guterres at the Opening of the 2nd session of the UN Habitat Assembly
#un-habitat#habitats#human settlements#urban development#agenda 2030#High-level Interactive Strategic Dialogue#sdg9#sdg6#sdg11#sdg7#united nations secretary general
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As per the reports, Vinay Kwatra will proceed to the US next month to have a strategic trade conversation with Alan Estevez.
To extend their multi-level engagement, India and US will conduct the first meeting of Strategic Trade Dialogue on June 4-5 to incorporate the results of the endeavors on Critical and Emerging Technology (iCET) by organizing export regulations, improving cutting-edge trade and facilitating tech transfer between the two nations.
The first iCET dialogue between the National Security Advisors of the two nations occurred on January 31, and the decision to conduct the strategic trade meeting was taken during US Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo’s trip to India to relaunch the bilateral commercial dialogue on March 10.
Read more: https://www.axioscreditbank.com/blogs/india-us-deepen-to-have-first-strategic-trade-dialogue-on-june-4-5
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Don't Bite the Hand That Feeds | Lucius Verus Aurelius
SUMMARY: "Your brethren trust you, you are the embodiment of redemption.” They spoke around Lucius, spewing anything in hopes of saturating his mind. “Where is your image of hope? Where is the person who will relieve you of the grief you share with your people? Where is your Empress?"
PAIRING: Lucius Verus Aurelius x f!reader (arranged marriage for political reasons)
WORD COUNT: 2.4K
WARNINGS: canon-typical things, not much, mentions of alcohol, old-timey language, Google-accurate Roman empire things, dancing, arranged marriage, talks of lineage, angsty-ish, quotes from various people like Nina Simone and Octavia Butler sprinkled into dialogue, etc.
A/N: I quickly wrote this in a few days with the amazing help of @astrd00. This is just sort of an introduction to my fic idea so apologies if it's a little boring. Arranged marriage trope sort of colleagues to friends to lovers. Let me know if you'd like to be tagged for future parts. PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE comment it really helps me to keep going! More to come, enjoy!
The Latin translates to: a water drop hollows a stone, not by force but by frequent falling.
Everyone clung to the fog of death in the air with stiff fingers, unwilling to let their proof of newly promised freedom go. They celebrated in the streets, disregarding the savagery that occurred only months ago. The public enjoyed the amnesia, looking to Lucius not solely for responsibility but as a new object to place culpability.
Yet, the heaviness permeated Lucius’ marrow. He hid it well behind the mask of authority. Even a sharp eye would miss the way it restrained him, intentionally ignorant of a flaw in their new leader.
It might have even been seen as a strategic move, a way to humanize the gladiator who seemed to defy the Gods. Strategy outside the arena was new, different from the portrayed brute that dusted his hands with sand. What lay in his palms now was similar to that of a child’s heart, beating rapidly with a not-yet-known burden of life. It was heavy and warm, begging for unwavering loyalty from its possessor.
Lucius remained delicate with his hold, but the heart wanted more from him. Strength and honor would soon no longer suffice. It needed sustenance worthy of devotion and destruction. His eyes were steady on this phantom heart until those around him required his attention.
“Emperor��” A magistrate repeated, voice raising enough to tease an echo. The new title sat heavily on Lucius’ shoulders, contorting his body into a position that mimicked Atlas. “Our suggestion should not be taken lightly, it is for the prosperity of your Rome.”
Scrutiny wasn’t found in his tone or bitterness behind the remark but rather in genuine regard. However, there was an intention behind the ownership of Rome, a hint at the generational promise.
“The public can wonder, speculate, but they do not see beyond the issue.” He continued, watching the twitch on Lucius’ face. “You may not like the mere thought, but gutta cavat lapidem, non vi sed saepe cadendo.” The magistrate paused, his words lingering. “How much longer until Rome is hollow once again?”
“This order is a fallacy.” Lucius finally made contact, eyes surveying those around him. “There is a need for trust, yes. And yet, you ask for deception?”
“You misunderstand us, Emperor.” Another member of the senate spoke, hoping to alleviate tension. “There would be no deception in this union, only fortification of the reigning; an image for the people to find themselves in.”
“Your brethren trust you, you are the embodiment of redemption.” They spoke around Lucius, spewing anything in hopes of saturating his mind. “Where is your image of hope? Where is the person who will relieve you of the grief you share with your people? Where is your Empress?”
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You smiled through the wine-fueled chattering of the ceremony, appeasing those who had just witnessed your union, but your focus moved beyond the conversation and revelry. Above you was a darkened sky that mimicked night. Rain poured down, tempting you to fall prey to its numbing hold.
The Gods are favoring your union, you were told when the sky opened. Divine intervention.
But you knew the Gods were fickle, always testing your will against temptation. It was a test sent for you, one that an elaborate wedding and an emperor declaring your shared existence hid well.
So you ignored the call of the humidity, being dutiful to your new role as empress. People bowed to you and nearly cried at how beautifully you paired with your new counterpart. Even as you sat on the marble throne beside Lucius you couldn’t deny their exactness.
“Don’t worry, they’ll soon pass out from the wine.” You spoke softly, eyes ahead at your guests as you spoke to your husband. His grip on your hand fidgeted exposing his anxiety.
Lucius paused, determining if honesty was worthwhile. His self-awareness was enough to remind him how unfamiliar he was with the environment that consumed his senses.
“It is for them.” You nodded ahead to the crowd. The room was hot from the amount of bodies swirling around. “Remind yourself of this when their faith falters.”
Lucius looked at you, attention trained on your profile. Even with a soft veil over your features, you were so absolute.
“I know my purpose here. You are still learning yours.” You continued. “All I ask of you is that when they falter you place your trust in our bond.”
“I will place it where it is due.” There was your gladiator. The defiance comforted you.
“Those around you are untroubled by that; all they crave is to spit on the fallen. It doesn’t matter if you are one of them, they are quick to turn.” You sharpened. “Be careful; join the sinful and you will be remembered with spite and desperation.”
You spoke of hidden things, of politics that lingered like venom in the bloodstream of the empire. Lucius knew not to mistake your words for ulterior motives. You were direct in your vows to further his image of a new Rome, it was why you were chosen to be by his side. Your mind was clear. You read the room perfectly, unraveling every detail of what was inherited.
“My legacy does not motivate me,” Lucius stated. His ears attuned to you and you only, enraptured in how deeply you spoke as if it was a common thought. “I will not look to them for fame.”
“You will, conscious or not. And once you do, you will not be able to look away.” You smiled pitifully as though you knew something he didn’t. “Just as they watched you fight, you misunderstand the impact of what is before you.”
“You believe that little of me?” There was a swirl of censure in his chest despite the small smile pulling at his lips.
“There is opportunity to win, but that is a fool’s goal—
“To win?” Lucius scoffed. “Even you have been mislead, then. Thinking that there is a conquest waiting to happen.”
“I do not wish to insult you.” Your thumb adjusted against his fingers. It was in your nature to be candid, but at times you placed your frustrations unfairly. You softened. “Your promise of growth will help amend this.”
Lucius wished to pull away from you. He needed to think, to be separated from the feigned festivities adjoined to love. This was love; love created not between two people, but shared by you and him for Rome.
That was not to say you were birds of a feather.
Your strengths were found in your experience. Although young, you were no novice to how to hold your chin high while delivering truths to the senate. You learned from your uncle, an official who raised you on the true meaning of government. You were clever. The public viewed you as such. You were of noble status and fit to stand before them.
What you lacked was a specific connection that Lucius brought to the people. He was one of them, raised humbly, hands worn from the earth’s harvest and war forced upon him. Lucius spoke well to them, building comradery with every way of life.
“I would never ask you to compromise your beliefs. I know better than to think you’d behave.” You teased at his rebellion, hoping the guard that was up would calm. “Besides, a well-mannered lover is an offense.”
“We are not lovers.” It was sterile in tone but revealed emotions long since buried.
“And we are not enemies.” You were quick, reading between his words to find the insult.
“My lord!” A raspy voice begged for attention. “My lady!”
You stood, bowing politely to the affluent man before you. He took advantage of the night; jewels adorned every finger that pulled at the elaborate fabric of his outfit.
“It is time.” The rasp withered when he lowered to speak to you directly. His arms went wide as if inviting a hug, but he spun skillfully to face the audience.
“Time?” Lucius looked to you.
The man boomed over the forgotten rain. ““It is time!”
Standing, you didn’t release Lucius’ hand. There was resistance on his end, wanting to remain sedentary and silent to wait out the rest of the night.
“Our dance.” You answered to his wide eyes. Your guests cheered, clearing space. “It is customary to rise together and move as one. It will complete the ceremony.”
He rose at your words, not much of a choice otherwise than to follow.
The fabric of your dress swam behind you, kissing the floor with each step toward the middle of the marble floor. The dress looked like water cascading down your body, hiding each bend and swell of your body. Yet, it highlighted something else, something deeper. It was subtle but powerful, like the way a garden seemed to breathe life into a space.
“May the rain create a river to fertility.” The man held a contagious grin that spread around the room.
Prosperity and posterity. This is what they wanted. Lucius alone was not enough. The bloodline was more important than a single figure. It hadn’t needed to be discussed as it was the obvious forethought for your unification.
The officials of the republic were more concerned about your fecundity and frame than the knowledge you held. It was a typical belief, one that you expected. Your fingers itched to bring your willingness to support the new decree to play and if this was your path to it, so be it.
You remained clinical at the thought. It was a means to an end rather than something to be meditated on. The way Lucius hardened at the man’s words told a story from another perspective where the political became personal. You did not miss the ring on his pinky that rubbed against a new gold one.
“Does the great gladiator know how to dance?” Your voice flowed to Lucius only knowing the opportunity rarely presented itself.
The music shifted from something fast-paced to something more melodic that would encourage you both to move swiftly but attractively. You knew your words would hit a nerve, but it was strategic to motivate Lucius’ hesitant hands.
“It is a back and forth. A push and pull.” You guided your hand to press against his palm, meeting together as if you were to pray. “Just like the arena, no?”
Lucius’ eyebrows pinched together. Not out of curiosity or frustration. He was genuine in his response.
“Rarely is a touch this…subdued.” Soft.
“Shall I spin you in circles, then?” Your painted lips were easier to see now that Lucius was close. He saw as they rose through your veil with the quip. “Disorientate you to the point of submission?”
Your arms weaved behind your back still connected to Lucius’. The dance was simple, one practiced as children. There were very few steps and wistful gestures that even the familiar still enjoyed.
“Those are my only options? Coercion or blind fealty.”
It left little room for interpretation or defiance. The statement came without hesitation but held pent-up sentiment veiled by familiar poise. You vetted his blank gaze for proper determination of his upset.
It was odd to see Lucius so close, your memory had failed to cast such a strong light on him. Once overgrown hair had been trimmed to only curl at the nape of his neck. Dirt was cleared from every line of his face. He was still rugged, but you saw through the exterior to find a boy.
A boy who had been stripped of child-like wonderment and care. Instead, he held his broad shoulders high and an expression that lingered from his exile. Lucius’ skin perked every time your dress acted as a barrier between the two of you, a warning that whatever you offered had to be earned.
“I do not ask much of you, Emperor...” You put it simply, knowing your worth and wisdom. You needed to be promised his word that against anything you would be beside each other. “...so I will not ask again.”
“You are not satisfied with the trust of the marriage alone,” Lucius stated his question like an observation. “You wish I promise myself to you in ways which I may not be able to provide.”
“Able or willing?”
Your faces were close, noses mirroring each other as you turned on beat. You could feel the warmth of your frustration start in your chest, only to spread across your skin as goosebumps.
“The past and the future press so hard on either side that there’s no room for the present at all.” You spoke again before he could answer. “You must decide where you belong.”
The music returned to Lucius’ ears. Its melody weighed down your words, letting them settle deeply in his mind. His head spun with thoughts busy on reasoning. Perhaps he was too guarded for his own good, but he’d gotten himself this far relying only on himself. He had held in a great deal. Often he felt he couldn't speak until the waters overflowed their banks and broke through the dam.
Those around him garnered support, but this was different. You understood what freedom was; it meant no fear. Fear rolled right off of you. Fear was like a pet to you: something you picked up to get a better look at but that you soon grew tired of.
The music slowed coming to an end. Lucius removed his hands from your body but didn’t venture far. His calloused fingertips followed the seam of your soft veil to meet the laced end. Once there, he gently revealed your true manner.
Your features were accentuated by an internal glow. There was no modesty in your gaze, it shattered any notion of strength. There was no insight into your emotions. What Lucius found was someone gifted. It was a marvel he hadn’t heard of you until you presented yourself as the wise option for him to marry.
Although you ran in many circles, your name wasn’t whispered among the council. They didn’t believe beauty and wit could fit within the reach of a woman. Yet, here you stood. A new challenge to be accepted. Lucius resisted the urge to swallow quick breaths as if he were going to endure a blow from Viggo. His body agitated in preparation, but looking at you so wholly all he could muster was concession.
“You have my word.”
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