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[Anyone happening to be near the outskirts today might be treated to something of an unusual sight; one of the guardian wolves padding into sight, carrying Eleanor by the scruff of her shirt. Both are soaking wet, and Eleanor bears the unmistakable signs of someone taken for a very rough ride. The watchful wolf lays her small, unconscious
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Obviously.
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Is that so? [silence as she thinks about the idea of her absence within the childish, play-pretend society being a permanent thing] I suppose it doesn't matter, then.
I'm fine.
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[She doesn't usually welcome too many people - recollecting the various ways in which she's ignorant and helpless only upsets her. But she's really more concerned about the other girl right now to get caught up in that.]
Are you sure? You have a bruise, here. [She lifts a hand to her own cheek to indicate the area.] It looks painful.
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[And Eleanor, in turn, doesn't usually speak this much; but the circumstances are different now. She doesn't have a niche anymore, will no longer have her silence be understood by others. Eleanor mimics the gesture, not wincing when the bruise is touched.]
....It'll go away eventually.
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A-ah! A-are you okay...?
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M-my apologies, then. It's j-just...your cheek.
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What about it?
[it hurts, of course- but then, so does the rest of her]
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I'm afraid that you won't be able to contact anyone with "Mister" as a title while you're here. This place only allows women, and no outside contact is possible as of yet.
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....No boys?
[a long, long pause]
Very well. They're all such a pain, anyway.
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[She smirks, her expression rather cold, and gives a small curtsey.]
I am the Countess Ciel Phantomhive. A pleasure to meet you.
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[blankly stares, then slowly gets to her feet to return the curtsy; the protocol isn't exactly unfamiliar, fake as her own title is.]
Countess Eleanor. The same to you.
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[glances off to the side thoughtfully]
Perhaps...it's better that way. Mm. [and looking back at North Italy] Do you know what this Queen is like?
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She's really moody! Pretty, but moody. And makes an awful lot of mistakes, now that I think about it.
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tilts head to the side in a somewhat questioning way]
....moody.
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