As the maester turned the once vibrant colors of the tulip to stone she realized her folly. She understood the practicality of such a magic in principal. There was an artistry to immortalizing the flower in such a way. In practice she felt regret over robbing the delicate flower of it's delicate...
Yue had been spending a quiet morning in the garden. She preferred to spend most mornings in silence...alone...if possible. This morning the quiet peace of the garden was disrupted by the sound of a scuffle and a splash. She stood slowly and and with a disgruntled expression. She really hoped...
Yue regarded Suleiman Askari more closely but her frown remained. He seemed to have deflated a little.
She supposed that this is were she ought to say something softer to ease the conversation in a more jovial direction.
Alas....nothing came to mind. "Hm.." She replied quietly and nibbled a bit...
Yue was undaunted by the declaration that this course would take hard work and a nose to the grindstone. None of her schooling thus far was forgiving. Well....no the flower arrangement classes hadn't particularly dangerous or difficult. So perhaps...mostly unforgiving was more accurate. The...
The flicker of bitterness in Aiko's expression did not go un-noticed. It was the sort of emotion Yue was deeply attuned to. Luckily, here in the college it was more amusing than alarming. So she had some interest in the boy. whose name was Atticus it seemed. Or perhaps Aiko simply preferred to...
Yue allowed her attention to be pulled from the table of maesters to a boy at the table. He seemed quite enthusiastic about breaking the rules. He could stand to be a little quieter about it if he really intended to.
Or perhaps this colorful way of speaking was meant to be a casual flirtation...
Yue turned her attention to the maester as he spoke. Out of the corner of her gaze she saw the elf bowing. It almost distracted her from noticing that the maester was looking pointedly in their direction. No, her eyes subtly followed the gaze to Calixtus. She hadn't gone out of her way to learn...
"Correct."
Yue replied softly confirming that Aiko hadn't gotten the name wrong. Though she wasn't quite so used to people cutting straight to the shortened form. She also decided in advance that she would forgive it of the boy as well if he followed suit. There was no point in accidentally...
There was a noticeable tension in the air. One that Yue promptly ignored. Thus far her schooling had been grueling pass or fail trials. Knowledge was precious in her family one didn't get the privilege of learning more if they failed to master the previous lesson.
She silently made her way to...
There was hardly even the rustle of silks as Yue entered. After a glance about, the decision of where to sit was an obvious choice.
The two she had deemed most interesting from the convocation were conveniently seated together.
One which she felt obligated to keep an eye on, the other a beacon...
Her sharp words had gone more or less ignored. That was no concern. It wasn't as though she had been hoping for a specific reaction. She was plenty aware that her words might be taken poorly.
She flicked her gaze to the speaking Maester.
The rules were of no great surprise or concern. She...
We know. Yue quietly thought. She could hear some murmured introductions in response.
She might have made her own if she weren't distracted by the small tragedy unfolding.
Just when she had made up her mind to look away,
A smaller brunette girl had joined the golden haired one and was going at...
A small figure lingered on the fringe of the ceremony. Her Jade eyes sharply passing over the assortment of students and professors with a small frown. She of course noticed Calixtus enter. She was deeply aware of both of the brothers in the way that remora are aware of sharks. She was a...
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