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The Sleepy Goat


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The Princess Astronomer, MISCHA BARBANOV, lamented over the passing of her childhood friend. Within her tower she prepared a letter for the late Lady Elia's kin.

 

To the children of the esteemed Lady Elia Eryka Colborn-Stafyr,
     

      It pains me dearly to hear that your patron has sadly passed on. I wish good health and prosperity on you all, as the descendants of the dear Elia. At any point in time that you need help with anything under the moon, please do not shy from reaching out to me.

 

With great sorrow,

Duchess of Greywyn, Princess Mischa

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A burning memory writhed, weeping tears of grief that none could hear. Were there truly any tears, then? The Azdrazi that read the letter was indifferent, a part of its Flame shunned in a silent expression of the sorrow it would have felt— Hannes would never see her in the Skies, and the cries of his forlorn soul fell on deaf ears.

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Verónica, having been rather busy trying to locate her son. Somehow caught wind of her mentor's death. She regretted not spending more time with the woman who taught her ballet as a girl, and who she had been apprenticing under as the Curator of Crown Jewels for so many years.. She knew that she would most likely be the one stepping into the large shoes left by Elia, she only hoped that when the time came she would be able to make the late Colborn proud.. Time for grief would come later though, as her son still needed to be brought home

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Liridona rocked back and forth, as her children played on the floor before her; save for her youngest boy, who was still swaddled in her arms. With a heavy sigh, she spoke to her sons: "Vyr hauch-aedymamej was ein very strong.. ein very wonderful person... Vy are all of her blood." The Amador woman muttered a quick prayer under her breath for her late aunt-in-law, before standing up and seeking to find her husband, to console him if need be.

 

Tiny Ivonne Emerentia still did not understand... she had only lost her mother and brother but two saint's days ago; what happened to her grandmother? The sweet Stafyr girl took to her room once more and cried, begging GOD that he would take care of her grandmother.

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Alfred Barclay sat in silence - collecting himself on one of the benches that dotted the second floor of his family's manor in Valdev. His chubby fingers scanned over the words in the letter sent to him - and many of his other cousins.

 

The boy was silent, even as the servant departed. He was frozen.
"Ich will make du proud."

 

Was all the Baron of Sigradz willingly uttered as he isolated himself in his room.

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News reached the ears of the Matriarch of House Colborn rather quickly; although it was not unusual for a messenger of House Stafyr to visit the Colborn Residence and thus his letter went unopened for longer than she'd have liked. Still, on the Matriarch's desk laid her sister's final piece of work -- "Ve Eryka Jewlz: The Ember Collection", a few short lines of smartly written comments scrawled on the folded parchment to be returned to the author. Alas, such thoughts never reached her -- nor did those of an expansive collection stored in the Scyfling Matriarch's drawers. Each publication, each jubilated announcement, a warm-worded comment had been scribbled with the intention to be forwarded to Elia Eryka eventually.

 

However, once Anabel Elia Colborn got her hands on her sister's letter, along with an accompanying notice from her children, tears welled in that aged woman's eyes. "Elia ..." She sniffled, long-buried memories resurfacing from years past -- accompanied by pangs of regret. "You could have - you could have told mik, systir, you could have ..." She whispers, thumb gently stroking the piece of parchment. "Oh Gud," She reflects, "I was truly a terrible systir, my dear Elia. None of us deserved you."

 

That evening, at dinner served for the Countess - and any other young Colborns who sought to grace the Ancestress with their presence - each place at the table was set with a glass of goat milk, in silent acknowledgement of who it was for. That evening was filled with no laughter, merely solemnity. Before the Countess went to bed, she peered out of her window as she set out a candle to flicker away into the night. She signed the lorraine, whispering.

 

"Burn bright, little systir... You are the spark that lit a thousand flames."

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at the Seven Skies, Ser Baldrum Colborn was at peace. He greeted Elia with a warm smile upon his face "Kusin!" a voice significantly more cheerful then he had on the mortal plane "It took eym long enough. Come, everyone is waiting, we're dying to hear eym rambling about goats milk." 

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The inconsolable wails of the Haeseni Queen fill the Prikaz as the tragic news reaches her doorstep.

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Somewhere in the vastness of the Seven Skies, a mild mannered lawyer waited by the Gates to welcome his wife.

 

"Ah, Ellie!" He clasped his hands together, his spectacles drooping off of his eyes. "I'm so happy to see you here. Or- Not happy, perhaps, but it's better than the alternative. Anyway, you're just in time to help me forage for paper!"

 

He said this as though it was the most normal thing in the world. But his gaze told so much more, showing the pride that he held for her, the gratitude that he had for help his dream and the dream of his ancestors a reality.

 

He would offer his arm for them to walk together, into whatever lay next.

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Aaren Colborn sat there wordlessly upon hearing the recent passing of his aunt, Elia Erkya. In both palms, he held letters - one delivered just this day, and the other thirty years ago.
Usually, at this time, the young-spirited Colborn would be far away from the walls of Valdev - but, perhaps sleeping in today isn't so bad.

 

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ooc: 
I'm glad to have roleplayed with you on Elia, pollo. always ended up in me laughing because of your emotes on her LMFAO
wish you luck on irl and such, and will be happy to see you on the server again - whenever that may be.

 

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It was quiet on most days. However, comfort was brought to the lost soul.

The old Rose of Colborn knew her cousin was home, the rightful home - grateful for it all.

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Thondorus Thighes Stafyr sat upon a bolder outside the walls of Valdev, letter in hand. Tears streaming down his cheeks, leaving wet dots on the parchment. It was a dark day for him, so he decided to stay on said bolder and pair his pain with a bottle of red wine.

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Feodor took a deep breath, swallowing. The child could not fathom all of the loss he'd dealt with recently, but knew he had to be strong for hie grandmamej and siblings. 

 

The child, hardly old enough to think his own thoughts resigned himself to quiet studying, determined to make the family proud.

 

 

Meanwhile, Feodora, mother of Feodor, arrived shortly after Elia, smiling warmly when she saw a familiar face, the normally shy and soft spoken woman walked up to hug her mother in law, who always managed to treat her with kindness and compassion despite Feodora's awkward behavior. 

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