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queenofheartsrp2012-06-26 07:27 pm
immovable) wrote in queenofheartsrp2012-06-26 07:27 pm
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[The video feed shows that someone's cranky and impatient today.
Agrias sits by the vine, sighing, face resting on a gloved hand and tapping the other on her knee, eyes narrowed a bit. When she speaks, she sounds pretty annoyed.]
I have but a simple inquiry for the denizens of the gardens. Does it usually take this long for an enemy to make themselves known to us? It has been a while since this Pirate Queen or whatnot made her threat known, and yet there has been hardly a sign of her.
[She bites on her thumb a bit and snorts, letting out some frustration and stress.]
I have never...dealt with one so polite or formal in their threats that used it not to mask their condescension. This is new to me and I must admit I am unsure how I am supposed to approach this. Even with my sense of chivalry about me, you rarely see such manners transferred to the battlefield.
[This is so embarrassing you guys. A knight, antsy to do justice, and almost feeling sympathy for who she'd slay. She doesn't remember the last knave she fought that was worth such praise.]
I thought dashing, mannerly rogues only existed in children's stories and uncouth romance novels for bored noblewomen.
Agrias sits by the vine, sighing, face resting on a gloved hand and tapping the other on her knee, eyes narrowed a bit. When she speaks, she sounds pretty annoyed.]
I have but a simple inquiry for the denizens of the gardens. Does it usually take this long for an enemy to make themselves known to us? It has been a while since this Pirate Queen or whatnot made her threat known, and yet there has been hardly a sign of her.
[She bites on her thumb a bit and snorts, letting out some frustration and stress.]
I have never...dealt with one so polite or formal in their threats that used it not to mask their condescension. This is new to me and I must admit I am unsure how I am supposed to approach this. Even with my sense of chivalry about me, you rarely see such manners transferred to the battlefield.
[This is so embarrassing you guys. A knight, antsy to do justice, and almost feeling sympathy for who she'd slay. She doesn't remember the last knave she fought that was worth such praise.]
I thought dashing, mannerly rogues only existed in children's stories and uncouth romance novels for bored noblewomen.
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Let us pray it stays more towards the former and not the latter. I am unsuited to dealing with anyone who can only be bested behind locked doors.
Though the idea of having the best an opponent with chaste courting and other silly childhood notions of romance is almost as embarrassing.
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