Oz / Kiamo Ko - Saturday (fandom time) - 5/30

[new_to_liirness]

The trip to to Kiamo Ko was started in darkness, but soon enough it was light. Kellswater had been just a murky spot of black (nothing interesting to look at at all), but by morning the Great Kells were visible in the distance and the Vinkus River slithered in it's path beneath them. Liir ended up making a quick stop to leave a note at a certain

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[minnesota_teen]

While arresting in appearance, the keep seemed far too daunting to Amber. And this was home? She shuddered involuntarily and realized she'd take her trailer park any day.

Trying not to let her nervousness show, she plastered on a smile, though it was faint.

She wouldn't comment; she didn't think it would be right nor fair. If this was his home, she would appreciate it as that.

[new_to_liirness]

The courtyard was dirty, of course. There were bits and pieces of things blown about by the ever-present wind not to mention marks left by the inhabitants. Liir went immediately for the door on one side that led into the keep proper.

"Nanny, Chistery?"

The skittering was normal to Liir, an undercurrent that was just a part of the castle, but he'd understand if Amber was a bit weirded out by it. One of the monkeys, their wings folded to their back at the moment, trotted out. It wasn't Chistery but Shrieker.

"Shriek," he said with a tip of his head, "Chistery?"

There were a few jumbled words and finally a point. Down in the kitchens.

"All right. And Nanny?"

That just got a look.

[heading out now]

[minnesota_teen]

Maybe a little weirded out. As it was, she kept up pretty close to Liir just behind him, tucking hair back behind her ear and peering with a wide-eyed expressionn at the monkey.

And she stared, of course. Yeah, Liir talked about them but to see them up close and personal was more than surprising. Amber grinned and gave a dorky little finger wave at it. She didn't know any better, really, and she thought it cute.

"What's his name?" she whispered.

[new_to_liirness]

Liir chuckled.

"Shrieker. Shreik. I gave them all names, but only some of them answer to it. They're not exactly friendly but they're not really trouble makers either."