Galadriel, Lady of Lothlórien (
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paradisa2014-01-06 04:29 pm
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Nelchaen-a-Nel; dictated/action
[Dictated]
[Waking up in a strange place was enough of a cause for panic, especially since Artanis has no memory of how she got there in the first place. But she has had to keep her head in difficult situations before; this was not so bad. A quick search of the room revealed a sword and swordbelt, made much to her liking, which she placed around her waist, and a journal.
The journal keeps her occupied for far longer than she had expected it to. There was a lot of information in it. A lot of answers- answers that made no sense, but answers nonetheless. After a thorough study of the text, she dictates into the book, trying not to feel foolish as she does so.]
I gather that my plight here is not unique and that the prisoners of this place are wont to use these books for communication. I will pose a question, then. Is it common to receive a journal with a name that is not one’s own? “Galadriel” is lovely name, to be certain, and I am sure the Lady who bears it is most pleased to be so named. But I am Artanis, daughter of Arafinwë and I will not be mistaken for another. [Except she probably will. That is totally Galadriel’s voice.]
Furthermore, I would speak with any who have ventured out into the wilds of this world.
You have my thanks.
[Action]
[And with that, she shuts the journal and goes out into the hallway, investigating the castle with the sword still at her hip.]
[OOC: Loss start.]
[Waking up in a strange place was enough of a cause for panic, especially since Artanis has no memory of how she got there in the first place. But she has had to keep her head in difficult situations before; this was not so bad. A quick search of the room revealed a sword and swordbelt, made much to her liking, which she placed around her waist, and a journal.
The journal keeps her occupied for far longer than she had expected it to. There was a lot of information in it. A lot of answers- answers that made no sense, but answers nonetheless. After a thorough study of the text, she dictates into the book, trying not to feel foolish as she does so.]
I gather that my plight here is not unique and that the prisoners of this place are wont to use these books for communication. I will pose a question, then. Is it common to receive a journal with a name that is not one’s own? “Galadriel” is lovely name, to be certain, and I am sure the Lady who bears it is most pleased to be so named. But I am Artanis, daughter of Arafinwë and I will not be mistaken for another. [Except she probably will. That is totally Galadriel’s voice.]
Furthermore, I would speak with any who have ventured out into the wilds of this world.
You have my thanks.
[Action]
[And with that, she shuts the journal and goes out into the hallway, investigating the castle with the sword still at her hip.]
[OOC: Loss start.]
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What do you know of the portion of this world that lies beyond the castle's influence?
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Very little, given that everything on this continent is not completely beyond the castle's reach if it wants to expend the effort to do so. The lands surrounding this are referred to as the Dead Zone, and nullify all manner of magical and technological abilities. It seems to be weakest out there, and things change less, but I would not say it means complete freedom. The lands themselves are very wild, with no kind of wildlife you are likely to recognize. There are pockets of settlements, mostly abandoned - things it seems the castle has placed there - and a few wandering groups of people who left the castle for good many years ago. Or should I say...castles. There is evidence that there is five such entities on this world, Cair Paradisa included.
[Are you sorry you asked yet, Artanis?]
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[And because he's curious] Where do you hail from, Artanis?
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[A pause] Though I imagine that will mean little to you.
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