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[cursedqueen]

Cain... Lady Merry... you shouldn't have, really... it's lovely... ah, now I really do need to venture out sometime. I'll work on how I'll manage that in a moment...

He Who Kills, if you would please keep watch for the people you noticed, I would appreciate it...

Ah-

Someone threw snow at the window?

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[misterblackbird]

I'm--we're--very glad you like it, Lailis.

[ooc: I still lol at the model.]

[cursedqueen]

It's... lovely, truly, Cain. I can't thank you two enough.

{ooc: me too}

[misterblackbird]

You're more than welcome.
I tried to find something in a different colour, but it seems white is just your colour.

--Who's throwing snow at the windows?

[cursedqueen]

Ah, I'm sure the ministers in Lodoc would have been glad to hear that...

Some child, I assume they're playing outside.

[misterblackbird]

In this storm?

It had better not be that boy again.

[ooc: Cain's going to go check on that now...]

[cursedqueen]

Children can be strangely unconcerned for weather at times, I imagine.

{ooc: whoosh~}

[misterblackbird]

Truly.
They have such strange impluses, sometimes.

[cursedqueen]

... They're innocent creatures, children.

[misterblackbird]

Not this one.
Believe me: I know.

[cursedqueen]

This one... ah, the boy you spoke of earlier?

The... messanger?

[misterblackbird]

Yes, him.
I've no proof, but I'm certain it was him.

The flowers scarcely had any snow on them, so he was just here.

He's just a troublemaker. He's tiresome to deal with.

[ooc: Strikes are gone.]

[cursedqueen]

There were boys at court like that, trouble makers. Usually it just takes a firm male hand to keep them in line, or a mother figure.

{ooc: Lailis so oblivious}

[misterblackbird]

Yes.
One just has to hope that that firm male hand or mother figure is of a good sort. I doubt this boy has the 'good sort' watching over him.

[cursedqueen]

... the Doctor?

[misterblackbird]

Among others.

[cursedqueen]

That's tragic...