CutiePie1997
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The City of Platt
(The dot northwest of Virta on the map.)
"Then he has taken Vint," Lady Stella asked as she read the message that had arrived via a bird. "He controls the city ... and Virta as well."
"Virta for certain, m'lady," said the Priest who, as the local member of the Order of Vint, maintained the aviary in which the messenger pigeons lived. "A rider from Virta arrived this morning to announce that the city was entirely under the control of the Northmen ... and the bird from Vint day before last reported that this heathen, Lord Baldr--"
"Your King!" Stella interrupted. Her tone wasn't a chastising one but was more of an informative one. When the Priest only stared at her, unsure of her exact meaning let along how he was to respond, she informed him with a matter of fact tone, "Chieftain Baldr has conquered Vint. He controls the two greatest cities of the Territory. He is not going anywhere soon. Even if the High Priestess's remaining forces and all of her allies ride upon the Clans, it will be weeks ... months ... possibly years before the heathens as you call them are routed."
She flashed the wedding announcement at him, continuing, "And by then, Lord Baldr will be King Baldr ... the husband to the heir of the Known World."
"She is not ... and will not be legitimate without the High Priestess's blessing of--" the Priest began.
But Stella cut him off, "Legitimacy ... will not come from your Priestess ... who had fled Vint in fear, leaving her people to the--"
She stopped and turned away from the man, wandering toward the window of her north tower to look out upon Lake Platt. Stella had almost said to the horrors of being sacked by the Northmen. Her future lay with Baldr. She knew that, of course. And while she had had a far better relationship with the Clans of the Unnamed Untamed than many of the more northern southern Nobles, Stella had had her own problems with the closest Clan which had had a continuing habit of raiding her remote farms and villages, raping, murdering, and pillaging her helpless subjects.
But Baldr's Clan hadn't been that Clan, so while in the back of her mind those memories remained, she still knew her future lay with him. In fact, to ensure that future, she herself would lay with Baldr! Hell, to secure title to her lands and a future for her sons, Stella would put the heathen's cock in her mouth like a common War Camp whore if it became necessary.
She turned back to the Priest and told him flatly, "Legitimacy of Lady Onya's titles ... of her ascension to Queen of the Known World ... will come not from the blessing of the High Priestess ... but from the sword of King Baldr." She flashed the message at the Priest again, then commanded, "Send word that I will be in Virta in three days to celebrate the royal wedding of Lady Onya and Chieftain Baldr."
After the man turned to leave, Stella stopped him with, "And ... send another message."
She hesitated a moment, wondering whether this was the right thing to do. She had told Baldr that she was carrying Tyr's child, even though it was still too early to know whether it was true or not. She'd contemplated sleeping with a Northman of similar appearance and build to better her chances of being with child, but realizing that her Moon Period wasn't right, the act would result in nothing more than unsatisfactory sex with a stranger. No, Tyr had been inside her -- had planted his seed -- when Stella had been most fertile. Either she was carrying his child or she wasn't.
"Send a message to Tyr of the Clan Baldr," she said with hesitation. When the Priest asked the message's content, Stella hesitated further, then only said, "Inform him that ... tell him ... that the City of Platt is ... open to him ... is welcoming to him ... and him alone ... should he ever wish to ride north again."
She looked to the Priest with a face exploding in red. He knew what she was trying to say without actually saying it; and he knew that the way she'd worded it was the only real way of saying it ... without saying it.
He bowed, telling her, "I shall send both birds, m'lady."
(OOC: I ran out of time and couldn't finish the rest. I will today on lunch.)
(The dot northwest of Virta on the map.)
"Then he has taken Vint," Lady Stella asked as she read the message that had arrived via a bird. "He controls the city ... and Virta as well."
"Virta for certain, m'lady," said the Priest who, as the local member of the Order of Vint, maintained the aviary in which the messenger pigeons lived. "A rider from Virta arrived this morning to announce that the city was entirely under the control of the Northmen ... and the bird from Vint day before last reported that this heathen, Lord Baldr--"
"Your King!" Stella interrupted. Her tone wasn't a chastising one but was more of an informative one. When the Priest only stared at her, unsure of her exact meaning let along how he was to respond, she informed him with a matter of fact tone, "Chieftain Baldr has conquered Vint. He controls the two greatest cities of the Territory. He is not going anywhere soon. Even if the High Priestess's remaining forces and all of her allies ride upon the Clans, it will be weeks ... months ... possibly years before the heathens as you call them are routed."
She flashed the wedding announcement at him, continuing, "And by then, Lord Baldr will be King Baldr ... the husband to the heir of the Known World."
"She is not ... and will not be legitimate without the High Priestess's blessing of--" the Priest began.
But Stella cut him off, "Legitimacy ... will not come from your Priestess ... who had fled Vint in fear, leaving her people to the--"
She stopped and turned away from the man, wandering toward the window of her north tower to look out upon Lake Platt. Stella had almost said to the horrors of being sacked by the Northmen. Her future lay with Baldr. She knew that, of course. And while she had had a far better relationship with the Clans of the Unnamed Untamed than many of the more northern southern Nobles, Stella had had her own problems with the closest Clan which had had a continuing habit of raiding her remote farms and villages, raping, murdering, and pillaging her helpless subjects.
But Baldr's Clan hadn't been that Clan, so while in the back of her mind those memories remained, she still knew her future lay with him. In fact, to ensure that future, she herself would lay with Baldr! Hell, to secure title to her lands and a future for her sons, Stella would put the heathen's cock in her mouth like a common War Camp whore if it became necessary.
She turned back to the Priest and told him flatly, "Legitimacy of Lady Onya's titles ... of her ascension to Queen of the Known World ... will come not from the blessing of the High Priestess ... but from the sword of King Baldr." She flashed the message at the Priest again, then commanded, "Send word that I will be in Virta in three days to celebrate the royal wedding of Lady Onya and Chieftain Baldr."
After the man turned to leave, Stella stopped him with, "And ... send another message."
She hesitated a moment, wondering whether this was the right thing to do. She had told Baldr that she was carrying Tyr's child, even though it was still too early to know whether it was true or not. She'd contemplated sleeping with a Northman of similar appearance and build to better her chances of being with child, but realizing that her Moon Period wasn't right, the act would result in nothing more than unsatisfactory sex with a stranger. No, Tyr had been inside her -- had planted his seed -- when Stella had been most fertile. Either she was carrying his child or she wasn't.
"Send a message to Tyr of the Clan Baldr," she said with hesitation. When the Priest asked the message's content, Stella hesitated further, then only said, "Inform him that ... tell him ... that the City of Platt is ... open to him ... is welcoming to him ... and him alone ... should he ever wish to ride north again."
She looked to the Priest with a face exploding in red. He knew what she was trying to say without actually saying it; and he knew that the way she'd worded it was the only real way of saying it ... without saying it.
He bowed, telling her, "I shall send both birds, m'lady."
(OOC: I ran out of time and couldn't finish the rest. I will today on lunch.)
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