Recent content by Aisling Weiroon

Aisling sat silently as Elise proposed installing Madame Lévesque. Years at sea negotiating with pirates had taught her a bit of keeping a decent poker face and the past few months dealing with nobles had refined such skills. However, it was difficult not to show at least some degree of shock...

"Evangeline?" She'd known the name and she'd read dossiers on every Proctor during her voyage to the academy. There were ties to House Pirian, that much was true, but there were certainly a fair number of worse choices. "This is her first year as a Proctor, correct?" The second question was...

When the news had reached Aisling's ears she'd dropped everything. Poor little Lily had nearly died and Aisling was surprised that Elise wasn't overcome with worry. No, by the time she'd arrived her dear friend Ellie had set her mind to fixing this situation. Elise wasn't some dread-stricken...

When the orders had come down for a detachment to address a barbarian mob that was threatening the border Aisling had gladly accepted that it would delay her own mission. Inspecting the situation on the fringes of Anirian territory was boring, sure, but as the newest head of House Weiroon...

"His third le...," Aisling began to repeat Ral's words until the revelation dawned on her. A slight shade of rose shone on her cheeks which was quickly replaced by excitement. This was turning out to be more akin to the sleepovers they had as girl's than an official soiree of Anirian nobles...

Elise was playing at her politicking game once more. Had Aisling not been so close to her, not know the real Elise Virak, she’d be certain the blonde baroness was up to something sinister. What a silly thought. Aisling paid no mind to Walter’s exit but smiled at Ralene’s retort. Undesirable...

Aisling nodded somberly as Ein confirmed he understood the order. He left and for a brief moment her stomach wretched. Aisling had been forced to order deaths before but it was back in her naval days. It'd been ordered to save her own crew or to eliminate pirates who had made their bed...

Ein flew far faster than she imagined. Even with eyes shut she could hear the wind whistle past her ears as they soared high in the air. Her stomach nearly flipped itself over when they descended at a rapid pace. Dropping out of the sky like a stone was an almost exhilarating experience had...

"Wow," she said as her eyes squinted at the brilliant light of the blue-flame wings. "Let's get moving," the Weiroon woman steeled herself as she tried to process what was about to happen. They'd be up high, very high, and it wouldn't be pleasant. Her stomach would turn... that was...

A grin grew on Aisling's face as the conversation pushed forwards. "Ah yes! Little Ralene," she agreed with Elise's words. Of course, it was obvious that the girl had spent most of her adolescence at the academy. She showed up at a high-end establishment adorned in a full set of armor...

Aisling nodded. The Knights would look after Clarissa just fine. She could rest easy knowing that her attendant was alright, knowing that no further harm would befall her. A gentle hand wiped the sweat from Claire's brow as she stood to her feet and looked over towards Ein. "Heights aren't a...

Aisling averted her eyes, she didn't want to see Clarissa in pain. Not like this at least. She moved closer though and grabbed hold of her attendant's hand just before the process started. The room itself got very, very, hot. It would've been incredible to behold if the situation itself...

"Do it," she said almost immediately. Trying to ignore the fear in Clarissa's eyes. It didn't matter to Aisling if Clarissa passed out from the pain. Didn't matter if she screamed or begged or cried. It didn't matter if the other woman scarred from the process that Ein was contemplating...

Eyes of brightly colored sage went wide as Ein ordered her to stay behind while passing the rapier over to her. She took it, instincts kicking in as she drew the sword and left the scabbard on the floor. Aisling went through the mental exercises she learned in the corsairs to prepare herself...

"Thanks." It truly was a shame that the houses had lost most of their Dreadlords. Ein would've made a fine addition and she couldn't help but think the Guard likely wasted his talent. She kept walking as he continued speaking, eventually her gaze darted over in his direction. "We'll head...