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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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