He was just trying to find some air - the kitchens were too hot, Swelter was even more disgusting than usual, and he felt like... he was so very above them all.
The rooftops were his playground - his space of liberty - he skipped from one to the other, until he found himself as high as he could be, atop Gormenghast. Watching over the earldom was
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If Steerpike somehow makes it into the kitchen, he'll find a sad-looking (she's always sad-looking, nowadays) young woman sitting at the table, drinking tea--a habit she's picked up from the elves. Iphigenia is still very much in mourning.
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I'm glad you're excited. ^^
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"...Hello?" she says carefully..
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Because no authority figure, to him = good things.
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And he skips in, grinning, very clownish. "Should I make you something? An omelet, perhaps?"
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"You're new here?" she asks, standing. "I suppose I should introduce myself. I'm Iphigenia."
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He grins a little. "That's a very pretty name," he tells her. "My name is Steerpike."
He's not at lying stage - not as far as his name is concerned, anyway.
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And he demonstrates how, with a (rather goofy) imitation of a spar.
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"I don't think I'm sad now!" she says, even if the sorrow inside her is still there, just a little.
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