The time has come for works to begin. Ned is waiting for words from Captain Reynolds, who told him he would find more workers, but he did in fact begin to amass his forces. First comes digging: if the home is to withstand the elements, its foundations must be solid, merged in rock
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And he doesn't know that someone from his past and his world has also offered his strength....
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"Both are well and hale," Ned replies. "We've come to joyous news - the babe she carries will be healthy."
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He does miss his sons, and Arya, always, but he is accepting that grieving them will never end.
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As he speaks, a tall, rangy-looking figure approaches in the near distance out of Parsifal's line of sight, carrying a pickaxe and a shovel over one broad shoulder...
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He very clearly has no idea.
As usual, the typist snerks.
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Parsifal's face goes pale at that name, his jaw dropping, and he turns on his heel, gathering himself, his hand going to his dagger, but he does not draw it.
Klingsor on the other hand, pauses, lowering his tools and eying the youth with a barely disguised smirk of brutal amusement. "Are you trying to catch flies and keep them from biting the laborers, sprout?" he asks. To Ned, he adds, "Pardon my delayed greeting, my Lord Stark, it seems that my presence has frightened the young knight."
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"Ser? Lord Klingsor? What is the meaning of this?"
Oh no, it's King's Landing all over again.
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"A relic which you reclaimed from me," Klingsor notes, somewhat flatly. "When you broke my power and left me with only a few powers over matter."
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He takes a step back.
"My lords?"
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