Bran looks at Owen and then at Gwen. In half-apology, he says, "He asked me to take him here so he could talk to you." To both of them, he says, "I will be at the bar if you need me."
Bran bows to Guinevere with a prince's grace and heads to a barstool far away enough that he cannot hear the conversation clearly.
Owen catches some of her nervousness and ducks his head in a quick apologetic motion. "I only... It has been a long time, Gwen, and I wanted to ask how you were."
"You forget me so quickly?" He murmers, and gives her a little mocking smile. He is younger then the last time she saw the Mordred of her world, yes. Nineteen, instead of middle twenties, and prettier then when he gets older and fully grown. But, the look is the same, as are the golden eyes.
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Bran bows to Guinevere with a prince's grace and heads to a barstool far away enough that he cannot hear the conversation clearly.
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You wished to speak with me?
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Or perhaps not. "Are you happy here, Gwen?"
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It is. . . strange, still. But I think I could be happy here, yes.
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Her eyes pass over the fox at first, but eventually come to rest on it again.*
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The cold stare hasn't improved, much.
"Settled in, my lady?"
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She draws herself up and she is every inch a queen.*
I am, yes. I think we have not been properly introduced?. . .
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"Modredus Ambrosius Arturus."
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Mordred.
It has been some time.
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He tilts his head.
"I assume that you are dead?"
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*As there's not much more to be said to that, really.*
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He pauses, weighing his next words.
"Bran is still my brother, though."
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