Attn: Orkneys and associated parties

[morvydd]

Morvydd, in much better case than she was yesterday, has braided up her hair, put on her red gown and her silver earrings, left her rooms locked from the inside and spelled for privacy, and gone looking for her cousins. If she runs into anybody else who knows Gaheris, she will probably want to talk to them too.

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[sirbeaumains]

She'll likely run into Gareth, who has been trying to avoid most of his family since that whole death-revenge-killing-etc. ordeal became the major topic of discussion.

[morvydd]

"Coz," she hails him.

[sirbeaumains]

"Cousin!" he returns. "How are you?"

[morvydd]

"Well enough. I have found thy brother."

[dragon_dealer]

Here's someone who knows Gaheris but not Morvydd. She's actually heading for the Orkney cottage herself, however, so she may run into the other woman.

[morvydd]

"Good day to you."

[dragon_dealer]

"Good day." She glances in the direction of the Orkney cottage. "Coming or going?"

[morvydd]

Eyebrows lift. "That depends on your point of view. I am going to visit my cousins, beyond the wood."

[tip_tilted]

Lynet can be found at the cottage, cleaning out the kitchen -- which, really, doesn't need the cleaning, but work is good, and so she's scrubbing furiously away at the floor, threatening anyone about to step on it with disembowelment or worse.

[morvydd]

So Morvydd taps politely on the doorframe.

[tip_tilted]

"Come in if I know you," Lynet calls out between gritted teeth. "And stay out if I don't! --and if you're that bitch from the other day, I'll..." She wrings out her cleaning rag viciously.

[morvydd]

"Nay, cousin," dryly, "another bitch entirely."

[illgotten]

Mordred eyes her askance when he sees her coming, and turns aside.

[morvydd]

Ouch.

But this is business, so Morvydd angles to cut him off. "Cousin. I would speak with thee."

[illgotten]

"What about?" tightly.

[morvydd]

She draws a deep breath, gathering her dignity about her. "I have thy brother safe."