♔ Robb ❧ VIDEO/ACTION ❧ OO1

Nov 19, 2011 21:16

[ There's a lot of fiddling; poking. Static; even more fiddling. Until at one point Robb eventually drops the Commuter. The screen is faced upwards, revealing a portion of Robb's boots. What appears to be a wolf that is way to large for it's own good sniffing the device suspiciously. It then licks said device, you have a few seconds of direwolf ( Read more... )

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1/2 lolspoilers justicelobster November 19 2011, 15:17:34 UTC
[ His very first thought is that this boy is lying. Robb Stark is dead, killed by the Freys as guests in their own home. Yet, the Tully look is unmistakable. More importantly, the wolf is unmistakable. For a moment, he recalled Jon Snow. While they bore little resemblance to one another in looks, there was something similar about the way they carried themselves.

If only it had been Snow rather than Stark. For all the inconveience he caused, he had grown rather fond of the young Lord Commander. Lord Stark is another matter entirely. Instead of doing his duty and remaining in Winterfell where he was truly needed, he marched south and allowed the North to be ravaged by krakens, among others.

Not to mention that the boy's mere presence strangely unsettled him. Did Albus Dumbledore hold the power to make the dead walk again, or was this something else entirely?

He could only hope that Melisandre could provide a satisfactory explanation. ]

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2/2 quill; justicelobster November 19 2011, 16:41:20 UTC
[ For the time being, he decides that it would be more prudent to write. While he certainly has many words for the young lordling, there would be a time for them later. ]

We are not to fight immediately, it would seem. You are to be educated in a style akin to that of the Maesters of the Citadel, Lord Stark.

In addition Lord Stark, I believe that once you are given a sigil here, you are obligated to serve under it, regardless of its association.

[ He almost feels something akin to pity for the boy, having to don such an ill-favored sigil (though the one true lion here was serving under the eagle). It had been a small favour that the "house" he had been assigned to at least had the same colours as his own (though the badger left something to be desired).

And then there was another matter entirely... Something he needed to know. If the dead can walk again... ]

What is the last event that you recall prior to your arrival?

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Quil winterscrown November 20 2011, 03:06:46 UTC
[ He frowned at that notion of writing again. It had seemed the few of them from Westeros had taken to writing. At the repeated mention of Lord Stark, he cannot help but feel slightly irritated. His people had crowned him King, it was a weight he did not ask for but bore regardless - at the mention of Lord, he could only but assume that the writer took the sides of Stag or Lion. At least the last one from Westeros he had encountered seemed to be in his favour. ]

- If we are not fighting immediately, then why has this sorcerer not summoned us then with a Raven and waited for one's consent. We cannot change our sigil?

[ He was not going to give information like that away so carelessly. Sorry, Stannis. ]

And who are you to ask that?

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1/2 quill; justicelobster November 20 2011, 03:32:17 UTC
That would be quite impossible, my Lord, seeing as the messanger of choice here is an Owl rather than a Raven. In addition, it would seem that Albus Dumbledore did not wish to summon us here in such a manner. As I am sure you have concluded, it would seem that we are no longer even in the same world as Westeros.

[ He could speak to the boy at greater length about the sigil, but there were other matters that required his attention first. ]

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video; justicelobster November 20 2011, 03:36:52 UTC
[ And so, he turns the video feed on. He is dressed simply, and there is nothing particularly remarkable about him (other than a rather impressive glare). However, the blue eyes (and a pin of a crowned stag above the symbol of the badger) should give you a clue as to his identity before he even speaks. ]

I am your lawful king, Lord of Winterfell. It would be wise to do as you are commanded.

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[VIDEO] Eep. HTML Derped. winterscrown November 20 2011, 04:15:53 UTC

Lawful King of the South, Lord Baratheon.

[ He says dangerously now. He has yet to meet them personally; but the glare makes him think Stannis instead of Renly. All he had heard of was that Renly was known for his arrogance. This man was careful. Robb had to put his guard up. ]

It would also be wise if you do not command me.

[ Greywind stands alert ]

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[VIDEO] Welcome to my life lmfao justicelobster November 20 2011, 04:18:26 UTC
[ He clenches his jaw at that slight, though it was not unexpected. While he did not hold the same disdain for the boy that he did for the Lannisters (and perhaps even felt some pity for the way he met his end), this insolence could not be tollerated. ]

Last I understood, Westeros was but one kingdom with one King. I will ask you again. What is the last thing you recall prior to your arrival?

[ He had to know. If the time that passed mattered so little here... perhaps he could rest more easily knowing that the war would be waiting for him, as it was. ]

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[VIDEO] winterscrown November 20 2011, 04:37:55 UTC
[ Neither was Robb going to yield. He had inherited the Stark's stubbornness after all. But with Stannis here, and most likely the only other one playing that game for the throne apart from him - there was a level of gratefulness on his part. He would rather welcome the Baratheon's as opposed to the Lannisters. ]

The North disagrees with that notion, Lord Baratheon, I suggest that is why they have made me king.

But to oblige your thoughts, I was in Riverrun with the King Slayer as captive. I had sent my Lady Mother to meet your brother for talks of peace; just as I had sent envoy to King's Landing and to Pyke.

I only wish for justice for my Lord Father and peace just as the next person.

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[VIDEO] justicelobster November 20 2011, 05:13:23 UTC
The North will have a change of heart, Lord Stark. That much I know. [ Be it for me, or Lord Bolton. That is what must be decided when I return. And so it would seem that the spell not only took people from different worlds, but different times as well.

He was not sure whether that was more comforting or not.

And for a moment, there is an unreadable expression that passes over his face. An envoy to Pyke. No doubt it was the Turncloak that murdered the two youngest Stark brothers. And the mention of Renly made him feel even less at ease.

If I were to tell him the truth of what came to pass for all of them, could I...

No. That was a foolish and childish thought. The past was over. Of the Five Kings, only he remained. Only he was left to fight the realm's war. ]

You will find no justice for your Lord Father, nor will you find peace. Nearly two years have passed since I met your lady mother and my brother at Storm's End.

[ He was blunt when he spoke. Traitor or no, the boy had a right to some of the truth. ]

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[VIDEO] winterscrown November 20 2011, 05:26:11 UTC
[ The man was cold. He rarely smiled and his whole demeanor was far too serious. He had met the former King Robert once, when King Robert had come to Winterfell. He was friendly and entirely charismatic - despite being a little bit disgusting. There was a small dark thought that had he not asked for His Lordfather, he would have never lost anything. A moment of distress, why should I trust you - Baratheon. Robb was caught off-guard by those statements. Stannis was lying- how was it possibly two years had passed for Stannis when he remembers these events so clearly as if it were yesterday? He tries to make himself unreadable to no avail ]

- What happened in the two years then, Lord Baratheon?

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[VIDEO; PRIVATE] justicelobster November 20 2011, 06:34:51 UTC
A great deal, Lord Stark. It is a long tale, and one that I am not sure I should share with you in full. [ First, I must consult one with knowledge on such matters. Meaning, of course, Melisandre. How much could he share with the boy, and how much would make a difference. ]

Though were I to give you any sort of counsel, I would tell you that you have placed your faith in many false men. Particularly the Lords Frey and Bolton, and your supposed "envoy" to Pyke, whom I believe was Balon Greyjoy's sole surviving son. [ he clenched his jaw. ]

Though it would seem as though it would make little difference now. What has been done cannot be undone.

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[Video; Private] winterscrown November 21 2011, 18:06:01 UTC
[ Theon? But how was that possible. Theon fought so many battles with him. Theon was his friend? Why would he betray - . Perhaps Stannis was lying?There were a thousand and one questions he wished to ask the Stag. Though they hadn't met till then; Stannis knew what was going to happen - and that's what mattered. ]

[ Robb wasn't entirely sure if the future Stannis was painting was true or a lie to further catch Robb off guard. Regardless of each possibility, he would take no chances. ]

[ His voice was suddenly more sullen then, he was momentarily lost in his thoughts before he managed to pull himself back to reality. This was a situation he could not handle with sword or talks of war. He felt his age wane on him. ]

Would you have the time to tell me this long tale, Lord Baratheon?

[ If I cannot change it; I should at least like to know where I had fallen, Robb thinks stubbornly. ]

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[Video; Private] justicelobster December 10 2011, 02:21:20 UTC
[ He frowns, contemplating things. ]

When would you like to hear it?

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