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The Goddess, Eris.

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MORGANA.

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            “Wine is a drink of the GODS of course I have some for you.”

                 A soft smile crossed her features and she pulled herself up and off her throne. True — She was not the Queen of Camelot yet. However one day she would and that was the day she would triumph in bringing the old ways back to the land for she was sick of how the false God rang from the lips of humans. She made her way over to a barrel which looked much cleaner than the rest, and she grabbed a silver chalice filling it up with the sweet wine. She soon made her way over to the beauty, looking interested in what she was saying. Did she know what she was? She must have surely.

                       “Unique Qualities you say? You know that I am a high priestess of the OLD WAYS, then?”

            ❛ So they say. ❜  said Eris, voice monotonous and stale,  ❛ They say that Athens was named for the the Goddess Athena’s charity, granting to them fertile land to grow their grapes and olives and feed their folk… Some find eager parallels between she and one of the Morrigan. ❜

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                  Fingers rubbed against the palm of her hand, long nails scaping the dead skin before finding the rim of that shiny, silver chalice. She sloshed the red liquid about, eyeing the barrel nearby for the quality of its make. Yes, she  k n e w  of her abilities, of the way she treated the Gods with RESPECT– as they should have been. Forgotten for far too long, left in the shadows of the new, monotheistic religion.

                    ❛ You have no idea… ❜

pavoregina

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         ❛ SORRY to disappoint you. I know how terrible it must be to be spared Aphrodite’s company. But I’m sure she’s been pulled away by some IDIOT for– well, I’ll let you use your imagination. ❜

thehighpriestessx.

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“Well isn’t this a surprise. What brings you all the
way to my home? I do not get visitors often.” The
raven haired woman spoke carefully, but she knew
it was because many feared her. “Would you like
something to drink or eat?”

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           ❛ Wine, if you have it. I like to INDULGE

              Morgana– yes, she knew the name. The very same as any who could claim to know the name Uther, Arthur or the barbarians of northern Albion. Eris seated herself cautiously, looking over the beauty shown painted on the face of a would-be Queen. Mortal, unlike SHE. But oh-so interesting, oh-so promising, for so FEW now could use the gifts offered by the Gods themselves…

                ❛ I tend to take interest in those who have… unique qualities, so to speak. ❜

grishildr

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             ❛  In all honesty, your majesty, it is up to me who I consort with. I’m not normally so BLUNT, but I’m sure you understand… we all have our own bloody AGENDAS and deadlines to meet. Mine just happens to oppose your own. It’s nothing  p e r s o n a l.  ❜  

HEALER’S DAUGHTER.

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         “ Flowers are best picked at sun up & I
            shall not lose such a privilege because
            your morning feet are so slow. We’ll find
            plenty of food for breakfast too. 

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   Flowers? Sunrise? The last thing she wanted to to do was WASTE
   a perfectly good morning  loitering  around  a  flower  field  when  a
   good SLEEP was to be had. It had been  a  few  days  since  they’d
   found her, bleeding ebony ichor PROFUSELY through her sternum,
   and  while  she  was  GRATEFUL  that it had both missed her heart
   and had been  healed  without  the  painful  MESHING  of  her  flesh,
   she doubted she could  ever  make  FRIENDS  with  this  odd, pointy-
   eared wench. 

         ’  Flowers… I’m not very good with that kind of thing.
            Why would you want ME to come?  ’

GOOD SHOT.

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               Antagonistic.  In combination with the word she used to describe the forest,
               a degrading one at that,  there  appears the question of who is being antago-
               nistic.  Well, Legolas cares little about being called that   
his only focus
               remains dedicated to the defense of his homeland—- 

                                       “It  is  my  pleasure
                                        —- by the way, my name is
not Artemis.” 

               Words merely muttered under his breath,   the elf hesitates not one second
               as he loosens his grasp on the arrow to release it, let it rush in the direction
               whence the challenge has come.  Did she truly think he would spare her for
               a supposed act of boldness?  

               He would likely have waited,  given the visitor at least  a  chance to explain
               herself if the greeting would have been more respectful.  If  he deserved  to
               be treated with respect whilst he acted as though he  owned  everything   

               everyone?           Not in the mind of anyone else, but the more so in his own.

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There was pain. Inexplicable PAIN, as if her darling Algea had come
and wrapped her arms around the mother’s ribs. She felt the tip pass
through her sternum, and felt the swirl of BLACK BLOOD caress the
iron arrowhead with little more than a kiss. Her fingers scraped together
like RUBBER, the long and PALE digits reaching up to  c u r l  around the
stem of the offending projectile. She was quite certain it’d severed her
sternum– a good shot, if she did say so herself. but without ANGER.
without HATRED.

                      ’  –Oh, I see. You’ve fucking SHOT me. ’

Words of obvious tension, her hand then RIPS out the offending arrow
and allows that black, sticky ICHOR to bleed out onto the ground. It
stains the front of her TATTERED gown and spreads grotesquely along
the grasses below, KILLING each blade it touched and causing it to shrivel.

Her breathing was uneven, the goddess waiting to make any
harsh or strenuous movements until the gaping hole had CLOSED.
The ebony liquid acting as a horrific GLUE that clamped the wound
together. She was lucky, had he hit her HEART then she might not
have been standing here anymore. 

      ’ Why don’t you come down here, where I can SEE you? ’

(Source: nefariiam)

THRANDUIL.

His smile was thin when she spoke of no proof for the
strength of love or its ability to conquer everything and
anything. Millennia after the death of his wife, he still
loved her with the intensity of the sun. A fire that refused
to wane even as the hours stretched on into days and to
a never-ending procession of moments. Thranduil knew
he would never see her again, for the boats to Valinor
were long gone. Yet he still pined for her, and would con-
tinue to do so until the days of the world ended.

               "Those who glory in the art of war hold a hint of
                 darkness in their hearts. To linger on such a
                 morose subject is not often done. Do you revel
                 in the thought of war then, Eris?“

Sipping his wine once more, he barely glanced up as the call
for the volunteers for war resounded in the street below. As
far as the rest of society was concerned, he had had his share
of the battlefield.

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                            “As for love….perhaps you have not experienced
                             it yet to fully believe in that concept.”

Oh, she knew of love. She knew of its evils and the pain
that accompanied the slowing beat of heartbreak. The way
her stomach clenched and her throat constricted in the first
nights alone.  She  u n d e r s t o o d.  While her sisters snatched
up human, MORTAL lovers and threw them away like trash when
done, Eris did not dare step into the realm of romance. She had
but one man, strong and as ANGRY as she, and had been easily
t o s s e d  aside. 

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          ” I suppose it’s in my nature. Darkness does seem
            to fit me, I suppose. Or perhaps it’s suffering. A
            sorrow that can’t be touched. – Or maybe I’m just
            so full of my own shit that I can’t see anymore. “

   Green eyes found the wine-sipping regent, lips parted
   to allow silent breathing and the subtle cursing of her
   own name. She could hear the noise calling out on the
   streets far below them, and Eris’ attention came to the
   window nearby. 

          ”… I think it’s just the opposite. Maybe I’ve loved
              so wholly, so fully, that it’s become disgusting. “

(Source: nefariiam)

                                      thrandxuilion.

   Leaves and berries, flowers and dust on the bones of an ageless trunk.
   The sights of the forest were by far her favorite, if not the rarest for how
   she chose to live. A thick canopy above made for good shelter from the
   sweltering sun, the foliage of interest for its sticky cobwebs and monstrous
   ecosystem. She’d seen spiders the size of her father, seen creatures that could
   not come to the light. She ADORED it all– adored how it shown so dank and
   dreary, how it forced those who might have once lived here to flee. 

   Across an enchanted brook she’d walked, her feet all bare and pale, and
   she leaned her head back slowly, taking in the golds, reds and greens that
   were offered by the grove. There were large gates ahead that seemed to be
   made of wood, and while her hands did not touch them, she could feel eyes
   lurking nearby. A great kingdom lay beyond, of this she was certain, and she lay
   a hand upon the frame and spoke in a quiet tone. 

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                ’  Does it open, or will you watch me for the rest of the evening? ’

                               rapusodosu​.

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It was a lot harder to blend in here than she ever thought it would be.
Between the blaring of vehicular horns or the scorching heat of the sun,
the embodiment of strife found little more comfort in the shade or quiet.
Some carried pistols strapped to their legs, other adventurers carried blades
tethered to their side of back– she’d seen plenty of shops on her way around
the city, searching and detecting for any signs of microscopic ENVY. For a life
made worthless by the crumbling of an empire. A seed wanting to germinate
from the inner confines of a shell was a beautiful thing, especially when that
seed would grow to a tree that could block out the light from so many lives. 

Perhaps she was morbid, perhaps she was MAD, but long strides and a weary
mind carried her into the greying part of a dusty city where children no longer
played. 

Thick on the air was the scent of poison, perhaps not hemlock or wolfsbane ( to
her dissatisfaction, in fact ) but something as pungent and grotesque as radioactive
waste. She felt a pulsating from within fallen slab and broken glass, her body
maneuvering through tight spaces and dark areas to feel the light of the sun again.

The earth here was gray and dead, like the dust and sand on the shores of the River
Styx. It reminded her of the halls where here uncle commanded the dead, of the
great hound that guarded his gates and destroyed intruders where they stood so
proudly.

   In a small clearing she knelt, palm exposed to the dead earth
   to smooth out the rocky ground below her. Her feet had carried
   her this far, through the city and droves of illiterate imbeciles that
   would sooner rape the world than see it restored. It was beneath
   her skin that she felt it, pulsating and gyrating in the patch of dirt.
   A brown tip tickled against the flat side of her hand, rising steadily
   with many a thorn. It grew to a mere inch before she paused, head
   jerking to one side. 

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                        Someone was there.
                                        She fucking knew it

                            “  …See something you like? ”

                                                nyrnernil   

   Perhaps there is yet a certain fondness for the darkening wood of
   spiders and beech that Eris has uncovered. Her footsteps are silent
   as she crosses over the brook of unmentionable magic and jarring
   confusion, careful not to fall into the enchanted waters or rustle the
   sticky webs of sickening beasts that are sure to linger nearby. 

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   The dark-headed woman is cloaked in a dim, greenish-blue light that
   seeps in through the leafy canopy above, the air of autumn and the
   setting sun keeping her on edge. Bare feet are silent against the fallen
   leaves, careful for everything they tread on and as alerted as her eyes.
   She knew she was not alone. 

                     ’  Watching people… it can be considered rude, you know. ’