Characters: Dagger and Eiko (with a Cameo by Auron)
Progress: ongoing
Summary: after many months of delays and re-scheduling, Eiko finally comes for her Monthly Visit
Location: Alexandria
Date: Mid-November
Warnings: None?
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Eiko was due to arrive this afternoon, and as Garnet had heard it, she was to be accompanied by a personal guardian. )
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The second the ferry paused, Eiko leaped the distance from it's edge to the dock, only a distance of a couple of inches, but certainly not safe since the ferry hadn't been tied down yet. "Dagger! Dagger!" she called out, waving an arm over her head.
The only thing stopping her from a full-on assault hug was Mother's injunction to 'be a lady on this trip.' She at least looked the part, as she'd been dressed in a respectable gown with a sash tied in a big bow and even dainty little gloves and silk slippers. Being a lady is really uncomfortable, she'd thought ( ... )
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"Be careful." He called and continued at leisurely pace after his charge. He wasn't very worried about Eiko's safety. He was sure Garnet had plenty of guards and the like to look after her. But still. He just wanted to be sure.
He had never really been in the presence of royalty. Not this kind anyway. The Maesters back home commanded respect, but there was something different about Garnet and so he inclined his head respectfully to her.
He wouldn't intrude on their bonding time. So the moment Garnet dismissed him, he would go find something else to do.
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"It's so good to see you again! I've missed you!" said Dagger (and she would always be Dagger to her friends, she wanted it no other way).
And then she looked up to greet Eiko's companion with a much softer smile.
"You must be Auron, right?" she asked, arms still loosely draped on Eiko's shoulders. "Welcome to Alexandria."
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Another hug for Garnet, and a bright smile too. "I've missed you too. I'm still mad I missed your birthday party. Was it fun?" Wiser heads had prevailed in Lindblum and kept the sordid truth from reaching the girl's ears, on pain of Hilda's magic.
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