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The Goddess, Eris.

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             ❝ I have laid eyes on many a being - some monsters, some holding a façade and claiming to be. It oft becomes difficult to distinguish between the two. I decide only from the evidence I see. I do not know, therefore I will not claim to. ❞ 

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         This was worse than talking to Narcissus on one of his good days. Part ofher watned to reach across and slap the absolute shit out of him, the other was too intruiged to really care about his use of verbose English. Her brows shot up, one hand perched haughtily on her hip. 

                 " Well, aren’t you little, mister fancy-pants? Just giving you a heads-up.
                    I don’t pick and choose who goes, I just break off a chunk of the pie and
                    let the rest crumble down allll by itself. “

LESTAT.

“Poetry happens to be a part of my mainstream; nursery rhymes, not so much. But I agree. It is a rather dark song,” he smiled. His eyes stared her all over, but not too closely. He did not want to alarm her. But the way she composed himself happened to coincide with the way he was relaxing.

“Pluck my feathers? Oh, you’re really tempestuous, Eris. Perhaps you should gain control of your storms before they turn into maelströms. Besides, I am not one for fear,” he added. He knew how wrathful a spirit could be, for he had seen how Amel’s powers inflicted its own horrible atrocities on the late queen Akasha. In his heart, he felt the warning of caution, yet intrigue.

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“The clock is ticking… Shall we call a truce of emotion?”

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       While her expression showed no signs of changing, Eris would at least offer him the benefit of the doubt. Still, tempestuous? O, how the ignorant would know so little, her storminess could not be quelled by the mere statement of her attitude. She was no more frenzied or blustery than the calm of a southernly wind, and yet she felt her fire ravaging her insides like a charring piece of parchment. 

     ’ I suppose. My bitterness seems not to have pushed you away, and thus I have no choice but to accompany your wishes– for the time being. ’ There was a slight twitch of the corner of her lips, amusement shining in the depths of dark emerald green. It was like a ten year old boy in grade school annoying the girl next to him to gain her attentions.

      ’ Perhaps this would be better continued away from the bustle of other people. I’m certain there are things you wish to know, and there are curiosities that I would rather have… dealt with. Besides, formality… is not my strongest point. ’

(Source: nefariiam)

THRANDUIL.

He smiled wryly, pouring two glasses of wine. One
was set in front of Eris as a form of a silent offer. He
sipped the wine from his own glass, before sitting at
the leather armchair beside the television.

               "There are those who revel in death and destruction.
                Others treat war as if it were nothing more than a
                game or as a way to increase power.“

Her likening of the battlefield to a graveyard was a
poignant metaphor, and he raised his wineglass to toast
her, in a way.

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               "Aptly put. As morbid as that sounds, it is also the truth.
                Anyone who says otherwise has not seen war firsthand.”

If he noticed that she was becoming a little eager with the
subject at hand, he didn’t let on. Instead, he took another sip
of the wine before setting the glass down.

              “Starting wars has a price; one that you already mentioned.
               Loss of life. Not only for those on the battlefield, but those
               outside it. At least in the case of my kin.”


O, but wasn’t it true? All Greek Tragedies taught the
stubborn falsities that lined the mouths of Warlords.
The hero rushed into the heat of battle with sword in
hand to save a fair maiden who’s fate was worse than
death, only to be crushed in battle when his LOVE was
not so pure as to best his enemy’s lust for HATE and blood.

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         ’ Life is morbid, talk is cheap. Violence brings out
           the emotions that are otherwise hidden. It shows
           people raw, it shows their PAIN. What tragedy ever
           became a legend if no tears were shed? The screaming,
           the shattering of a heart, it’s all an artform. ’ Eris swallowed
           down her words to still her growing excitement, lips parted
           as she took down a sip of red wine. It was sweet, and yet bitter
           all the same. The price of life… how cheap it was. Greeted with
           an eternity of nothingness in place of the pain and sorrow and
           destruction of it all.   – god, how she HATED it all. She knew, she did. 

                  ’ …Besides, isn’t it love that comes first?
                       They say it ‘conquers’ all. Fuck it all, really.
                                        I don’t believe it. There’s no proof.

(Source: nefariiam)

           lixncourt.

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          Dark green and gold, blue and silver, red and black; all complementary colours that could be found in the midnight sky. Such a contrast to the harsh heat of the day in Summertime, Eris was less than willing to venture out in a sweltering nintey-six degrees. She found the cool humidity of night to be more suiting to her needs and desires, more befitting one of inky dark hair and pallid skin. But the Goddess found it all the more interesting to ‘people-watch’ in this world of industry and pioneering. 

           Slaves, workers, aristocrats and drinking whores lining the streets of a city in the south; New Orleans. She’d seen Italy, she’d lived in Greece, she’d seen Moscow and all its glittering operas. But jaded she remained, fingernails tapping idly against the railing below, a single brow twisted toward her hairline.

            She’d been watching a particular male all night, taking care not to speak or move from her position. He was beautiful like Apollo and had a voice like Dionysus, though she had not seen him touch a spirit since his arrival. How odd.

Thranduil.

                “I have participated in several wars in the past.
                 All of which have never been passed down in
                 songs and tales. Yet all of them catastrophic.”

The news ended with a warning to stay inside
for the rest of the day, followed with a reminder
about eligible men to sign up for the war. He
ignored this last part, switching the television off
and reaching for a bottle of wine.

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                              “That is a new view, though not one I
                               completely agree with. It makes one
                               feel alive, knowing that they face
                               death. But it also comes with a price.”

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        ’ I’m not exactly sure if you would want to sing about
          something if it was catastrophic. Seems like it might
          defeat the purpose of keeping it solemn. Besides,
          there’s never anything to celebrate. One side wins, but
          both lose lives. It’s not a chessboard, it’s a graveyard
          That’s what makes it so special.

  Not many would share her ostentacious love of death, of
  chaos, of DESTRUCTION, but she was certain to make her
  point either way. Even if she could not part with the knowledge
  of who and WHAT she was, she could not stop herself from
  sinking her claws into the very topic she loved most. 

                        ’ A price? For what? ’

(Source: nefariiam)

THRANDUIL.

That was a form of belief that he wasn’t familiar
with. But he considered that it was also some-
thing new about modern society that he just
learned, and he tucked it away for future reference.
While she seemed content with just being there,
he wasn’t.

While his apartment was still bare, there were a
few essential items in it. A box television,
which was recently fitted with a cable network, was
on one end of what he assumed was the living room.

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                  “A fair thought. It seems most events now are
                   about disasters and discord.”

The last word was punctuated by a news report of a
riot downtown, and he sighed.

                                 "As you say. Shit does happen.“

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Eris’ throat constricted when the television blared the next segment
of breaking news, eyes flickering down toward the carpet to examine
its rough texture. She seemed uncomfortable with the topic, for she
knew that no one could possibly understand her love for chaos, nor the
intense need to just fuck everything up. It was like a drug, its euphoric
effects able to send her over the edge

           ❝   I take it that you aren’t a fan of war, then.  Must be
                 weird, seeing all this on the news. I think it’s exciting.
                 Disasters… tend to have a way of making humans feel
                 insignificant.   ❞

        Natural disasters were, in fact, her  f a v o r i t e  kind.

(Source: nefariiam)

                                         notadiick.

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She almost snorted with laughter, splayed fingers flying upward to
smash against her mouth and stifle the noise. This was absolutely
RIDICULOUS. She’d met Hercules, had shunned away a dastardly pirate
and made the city of Troy QUIVER in fear of the chosen hero, but this?
Man, she thought she’d seen everything. 

                     ❝   I’m sorry. What was that? You call yourself WHAT?   

Thranduil.

              “Yes, they are. They created me and my kin,
                so silliness was never considered. You are
                not particularly religious then.”

It was more of a statement than a question. What
else could he conclude about someone who did
not believe in any god, after all?

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                        “What do you believe in then? There must
                          be…something.”

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Not particularly religious? HA.   – It’d be more than egotistical
to claim  worship  to the gods– her FATHER, in particular.  His
promiscuity rivaled even  her  sister’s,  his VANITY rivaled that
of Narcissus and her mother’s WRATH was spoken of in legends.
Though this fire raged within her mind, she showed no signs of
care, offering a breath of dry laughter. 

        “ Me? Nah, man. I just… ” She licked her lips, long fingers pulling
          a strand of dark, wavy hair from the corner of her mouth. “ I think
          that  shit   just happens. ”

(Source: nefariiam)

THRANDUIL.

It sounded like the dry humor that the humans had
developed lately, and he responded with a brief smile.
What was it called? Ah yes.

                Sarcasm.

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                            “I imagine you shook plenty of hands
                             in your time. Left their owners just
                             begging for more.”

Thranduil had to smile then; he had only awoke from
his sleep ten years ago, and he missed most historical
events. But the time he spent in the library of the town
closest to his former realm allowed him to catch up.

                             "There are always exceptions to the rule.
                              It seems the Valar have moments when
                              they find things quite dull.“

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At least he had a real sense of humor. Most of the old farts she
found wallowing around the world were as dull as dry, lead paint.
Eris placed a hand on her hip, head tilted back to look at the ceiling,
but she was certainly still listening. 

          ’ Valar? Sounds like some heavy stuff.
            Are those, like, gods, or something?
            Never did believe in them. Seemed
            a little silly, actually. ’

(Source: nefariiam)

lipsoftheredrose:

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              It is quite an oddity for the petite lass to find another human
              being this deep in the forest. Typically when it occurs, it is a traveler
              lost in the thicket, or someone trekking to the Moors borders. Aurora
              keeps a safe distance from the stranger, but offers help regardless of
              possible danger.

              “Are you lost, miss? This part of the forest can be awfully troublesome.
              The market is actually to the North of here.”

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               A cute girl with long, golden hair emerged from the deep and heavenly grove that Eris had saw fit to explore. Slender fingers touched the soft greenery and plucked from stems their leaves, eyes ever-holding caution within their depths. The Goddess had never been particularly well-suited to dealing with strangers, let alone young girls of human origin. Perhaps that was better solved by her Father’s desires. Hm. 

           ’ Not lost, no. I find the forest to be soothing.
             What you may find as dangerous, I take
             delight in. I beg you not to question it. ’