006// The ways a man should live.

Oct 21, 2007 15:57

I have finally acquired myself somewhat of a livable residence, a nice house suitable for my needs for the time being I could not take another moment of being inside of that hideous apartment I had stumbled upon. but now It seems I will have no more issues with money and I shall live comfortably for the most part.

It seems now that I will need to ( Read more... )

esther, new home, balthier, abel

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[Private to the Marquis] cheery_reaper October 21 2007, 20:49:25 UTC
Of course, I'll see to it right away.

It's really no trouble at all.

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[Private to the Krusnik] not_desade October 21 2007, 20:50:57 UTC
Thank you very much Nightroad, shall you be staying for tea this time or a simple delivery like last time?

Also, do you have any idea on what happened to Sword Dancer?

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[Private to the Marquis] cheery_reaper October 21 2007, 20:57:45 UTC
Tea with a neutral party sounds pleasant. If it's not too much trouble, that is?

...No. I do not. He's simply disappeared, like so many others.

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[Private to the Krusnik] not_desade October 21 2007, 21:07:37 UTC
Neutral party? My my what have I missed Nightroad? Also it's not to much trouble I have gotten quit used to using the tea kettle its quiet fun to do some of these things on my own, annoying but intriguing nonetheless. I look forward to having you. Again I invite you to bring your alchemist friend.

....So I see, Well I hope his departure brings him good fortunes and some happiness.

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[Private to the Marquis] cheery_reaper October 21 2007, 21:14:16 UTC
Quite a bit, I suppose. But perhaps that's for the best, hm? You couldn't possibly want to get caught up in these troubles again, I'm sure. I'm glad to hear you've taken so well to living alone, then. Again, I must apologize, though. I don't want to bring him any further into our matters than I already have.

As do I. We.. Didn't quite part on a good note. But I would pray for his safety, all the same.

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[Private to the Krusnik] not_desade October 21 2007, 21:20:25 UTC
So I guess this has something to do with that wretched betrayer if you say again. I warn you in advance if I see Dietrich, I will kill him and take his blood. I do not care who this upsets. It is what I will do.

In account of your Alchemist that is fine I figured as much I simply an curious about a man who can do such acts, he seems like he would be an interesting person to speak to. I have no plans to put him on the menu or anything. Also I may have had servants before but do now think that they make up for interactions I have lived on my own by my standards for many years.

Oh I know how you two parted, he told me much about it, in his own ways. He will be missed I did enjoy his company so.

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[Private to the Marquis] cheery_reaper October 21 2007, 21:31:34 UTC
..I can't say if I would stop you, or even try. I simply don't know.

I certainly don't blame you for that. He really is quite amazing. In addition to that supplement blood, he's made a ladder for the church library out of scrap wood. It only took an instant--it was incredible! Ah, but, I never suspected you intended to harm him. It's just that we tend to live in ways that are.. Unnecessarily complicated. And he's much too young to hear all of the truth, I think.

I hope he didn't speak too ill of me. I tried and tried to make it up to him, but nothing I did ever seemed to improve our situation.

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[Private to the Krusnik] not_desade October 22 2007, 16:38:17 UTC
You simply don't know...such a peace loving man as yourself is alright with the idea of me murdering a young boy with no qualms? My my what happened after my death to do this to you Nightroad? Or have you turned as most of your clergy has into a hypocrite?

I see, so he is a boy? That is quiet interesting but alas I will not force this after all surely your simply wish to protect him from such monsters as myself. Keep him from the evils of the world and such...

He seemed like a man very much in love with his sorrows, I don't think you could have made up for the things you didn't do for him. Thats my personal opinion on the matter.

Oh and by the way; I had NOTHING to do with this murder everyones buzzing about.

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[Private to the Marquis] cheery_reaper October 22 2007, 19:33:55 UTC
You know as well as I do, Marquis, that he is not just some young boy. And far from innocent, at that. ..Quite a lot has happened since you died. You know the answer to that.

He is. But it isn't monsters such as yourself that I wish to protect him from. If there was any reason to think you were intending to become that sort of man, again, I assure you we would not still be conversing so lightly.

I never knew him at all. I suppose it's only right that he despise me for it.

..For the last time, Marquis, I don't suspect you of anything. Please, would you stop being so paranoid? I haven't got a personal vendetta with you; it was only an assignment.

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[Private to the Krusnik] not_desade October 23 2007, 04:43:12 UTC
....This is all very true, I guess this explains a bit on why sister Blanchett sees to have aged so much. Though pray tell what her first post meant about queens gowns?

It seems you have finally realized I take my redemption seriously, bravo Nightroad. I can assure you if the child needs protecting and its outside your capable hands, I am willing to help...its better than staring at walls...least till I find a way to get Maria's portrate back or replaced.

...Really? he is not that hard to read at all after all. He is simply a man whose lost everything.

I am far from paranoid, but place yourself in my shoes. One must look at things from every angel before making a choice, and knowing how your devision is I must worry. I do believe you that you don't have a personal vendetta but your comrades may, this is why I speak freely to you. I do trust you.

Assignment maybe, but I think you enjoyed it.

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[Private to the Marquis] cheery_reaper October 23 2007, 04:52:40 UTC
It has been a long time. Sister Esther is royalty, the reigning Queen of Albion.

I had before. You simply refused to believe that I believed. Or, you know, something quite silly like that... It's useless to argue, though. We both seem to be very set in our ways. I'm sure he's fine on his own, so long as none of us drag him down into our sordid affairs.

Really. ..Then again, I'm under the impression that he trusted you a good deal more than he's ever trusted me--or any other member of the AX, at that.

It's not to worry, though, Marquis. There surely isn't one among us who would do you unwarranted harm. I'm glad you do trust me, I suppose.

Not I. They.

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[Private to the Krusnik] not_desade October 23 2007, 05:22:24 UTC
...wait....how..Oh forget it I don't even want to know how Albion's queen ended up a nun in my run down city... Thank you for this lovely headache.

Yes we are both quiet stubborn about our ways, no point in changing who we are at this point outside the key facts that must be changed. Oh and speaking of change, you may want to be quick about that supplement, the cravings are getting rather....extreme.

Why would a terran ever trust me more than you? That is illogical. You just need to open your eyes and see you have ignored some people you make promises to to make others happy. This is not an insult, it is insight.

...Right, just knowing Dietrich's still alive has me uneasy that child will strike again and I can feel this, We should simply kill the negative factor to assure everyone elses happiness.

And who are they?
[ooc; Yes I made him say it like that on purose <3 Enjoy your angst]

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[Private to the Marquis] cheery_reaper October 23 2007, 05:42:55 UTC
I'm not quite sure myself, you know. I haven't had time to ask her. My apologies to your poor aching head, however.

I'll leave in just a moment.

That comes across insulting, all the same.

... It is never that simple. Don't you know death is impermanent here, Marquis?

Merely another part of me.

[[ooc: Why thank you. I do love the angst.]]

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[Private to the Krusnik] not_desade October 23 2007, 05:52:40 UTC
...Maybe I should ask her myself. I have invited her out myself. I wish to make things up to her. Also, don't worry Ive been getting headaches a lot lately, whats a little more pain.

Thank you.

Well take it as you wish, you know I will not take it back.

No I did not, but thank you for the news....if death is impermanent then what is the big deal about this murder?

...I see

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[Private to the Marquis] cheery_reaper October 23 2007, 07:07:43 UTC
Maybe you should. I'd certainly like to hear the story, myself. And I'm sure she's forgiven you long before now, Marquis.

It's nothing. No reason to thank me.

I know.

It isn't the death that's been bothering them, I think, but rather the torment the victim was put through before she died. She's alive and well again all the same--or, that's what I've heard.

[[ooc: If you want to thread with them for the blood delivery, just bug me sometime~ <3]]

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[Private to the Krusnik] not_desade October 23 2007, 17:08:58 UTC
Maybe I will, as I mentioned I am quiet curious myself. Alas if she does tell me I may not tell you solely for her own privacies sake. Maybe, maybe not you never know how this world reacts.

I still should surely you know what happens when my kind ignores the need to quench the thirst, if not for you I would surly have murdered many or even gone mad by now.

So I see...but don't we all suffer before death? Perhaps I'm thinking to coldly on this.

[ooc;I will try my best~]

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