The Chronicle of the Black Sword

If I am permitted to attend, I would go just for new companionship. But someone else would have to drink on my behalf! Ha!

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I have no doubt something could be arranged, my friend. Even for the drinking.

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That could be...interesting. I haven't been properly inebriated in over four centuries.

[OOC: OH GOD WATCH OUT BARGE...XD]

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Four centuries? That is an unfairly long time to miss one of life's simpler pleasures.

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Yes, well, where I am from there are few things that my kind can digest, let alone enjoy.

But now you have me terribly curious.

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I am a potion-maker of no small talent in my native land. We'll see what we can do, eh?

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Clearly the Gods of Inebriants have smiled on me this day! Thank you kindly, sir.

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[OOC: Maybe we should put it to some kind of a vote. XD]

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vinkus-witch.livejournal.com

I'm in, if it's all right with my warden!

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But of course. I think it would be churlish of your warden to deny you at least one night of recreation.

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Of course. I'm sure he wouldn't mind it a bit.

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Then I hope to see you there, good lady.

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A little troubled, dear Warden, but well enough. May I join you?

[OOC: Since I don't want to retcon as something as recent as....well, yesterday, I'm going to say Invasionverse Eris was flood-affected to her pre-Tartarus self, which would explain why she went and tried to make Sexby fly into an indiscriminately violent rage for lulz.]

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Yes, but I would ask a favour of you first, my dear. Nothing too taxing, but some explanation of what happened during the flood would not go amiss.

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Of course.

I was as I was just before the war in Troy. I heard Angelica speak about her husband and I...the person I was would have delighted in making them suffer. It was irresistible to her.

So she -- I provoked him with her own words, and he tried to cut my throat; I escaped. There's little else to say.

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I see. You have, I hoped, attempted to make amends? The effects of the floods are well-known, of course, but that does not mean that one should ignore events altogether, merely because they occurred whilst we were not in our right minds.

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I haven't yet. I didn't know what to...

You're right, of course. I've not quarrel with the Sexbys. I'll speak to him.

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Do so. I am sure that he will be understanding.

And once you have done, I shall insist on your accompanying me to the pub tonight.

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We've talked, and I have apologised for my part in things - I don't believe he shall have any grudge against me, nor I him. So now it seems I have no choice but to meet you upstairs.

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