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[ostro_goth]

Teja is sitting in the bar today, with his new 'computator', and an even newer little printer, printing out things. Some of them are not particularly useful things; he is just fascinated by it all.

However, all in all, his mien is very dark and grimmer, darker and grimmer than it has been for a long time. What happened yesterday, still hurts deeply.

Myrrh is keeping him company, lying either on the paper, or the computer, as they were clearly made for cats to lie on, until Teja gently shifts her. In her black fur, a last lonely bit of blue glitter is sparkling, and when he touches and notices it, the smallest smile appears briefly upon Teja's grim face.-



tinytag: the huntsman

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[u2642]

"A fire in your heart is good if it has a purpose. And sometimes when not for it can lead you to a purpose. Did you speak to harm or cause violence unduly?"

[ostro_goth]

"No, to defend one that I truly felt had been treated very badly by one of your number," Teja says. "To come down upon that one, and make sure it would not happen again."

[u2642]

"So, knowing what you know now, did you make the right ruling?" Mars finds himself honestly curious to see if this king is fair or stubborn. Will he maintain his ruling simply because he made it or reconsider based on new evidence. Then again has new evidence been presented? "Actually, has the situation been made clearer or are people still just reacting?"

[ostro_goth]

"They are reacting, one after the other," Teja says, "as a mountainside may, when one has picked up the wrong pebble, or made a wrong step. This is not my world; I am dead, and thus worldless. But had I still my gift of foresight, that I had while alive, I would have spoken to Melaka Fray first, which would have made this affair even harsher, and more official, but would have spared the innocent that was caught in-between."

Indeed, Teresa, however strong and powerful and semi-demonic she may be, is an utter innocent in this.

Just as the Huntsman, big and strong and handsome though he is, may be an innocent, caught in-between the much freer customs of other worlds, and his own faith and morals.