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[PK] MY LYRE AND I

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Frederica stood, windswept, between the trees of the Ferdenwald. The place she had chosen was less traveled compared to the well-worn paths, but sacred and silent all the same. One could better see the forest-covered hills of Reinmar from here, the scent of pine and fresh water rising from the riverbank below.

 

It had been days since she had spent time here. Fitting, she thought. Her father had chosen his death atop a stone of his liking. It was only right that she decide where she would become something different. It was odd how life changed in a mere instant, with the snap of a finger, the cut of a blade—the stroke of a pen.

 

It was here, on this nameless hill, that she began again.

 

The once-Baroness waited for a change, a difference within herself, and when she found none, she turned from the hill and sought the walls of Kretzen once more.

 

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Upon finding the body of his blood brother, co-ruler, and High Chieftain, Leon II wept sorrowfully. "We will burn you, with all you need, brother." The Prince swore as he wrapped his arms around Alfred's beloved lyre. "Our shared grandson shall be safe, and he will rule over what was once yours well."

Once Alfred's body was deposited in the man's former bedchamber for safekeeping, Leon prayed alone within the chapel the two princely cousins had once prayed together in. "It is silent without you, Alfred, without your shouting or your playing." He lamented as he thought of their co-rulership and all the times that came with it.

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Erwin Barclaythe claimed sum of both chieftains wept as he plucked the heavy strings of his oaken harp, creating a sorrow melody he'd soon title, "Grandfather". 

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Sir Varik von Wesenburg silently stares into his blazing hearth after the news reaches him. He knows mourning shall set in quickly across Reinmar, and a heavy sigh escapes him.

 

Varik pours himself a glass of wine and lights a cigarette, in honor of the late Prince Alfred.

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Juliya of Reinmar would of received the letter by a nearby servant. Her face drops as her eyes scanned the missive, a hand covering her mouth as she fell to her knees... 

 

"N-No.. Father.. you couldn't have.. Please watch over my Boris.. I always looked up to you, how am I supposed to continue without your support and wisdom... You left to soon- Father-"

 

Juliya hugged the missive tightly in her arms as she held her father's gift close to her. Tears streamed down her face as she simply laid upon the floors of her bedchamber. 

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Brandt the Second gripped the letter addressed to him, down casting his head as he remembered the old Prince fondly. Yet, simultaneously would he be seething internally after learning that the late man's princely attire, long desiring possession of it, was not to be bequeathed to him, but Brandt's own son.

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Manfred Barclay WEPT upon hearing of his eldest (and favorite) son's death.

"He led our people well. Saint Johann would be more than proud."

He told himself after. The elderly Barclay gone to drink his sorrows over having outlived one of his children away thereupon.

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At dusk, Estmund swayed uneasily from shock of the news. Missive in hand dropping as he falls against a chair, sinking into its seat.
His face now in his hands, quietly weeping. "My Chieftain," He sobs. "My first Chieftain."

Reminiscing, raised memories akin to rising into a past brighter sky, brings back a younger, wandering Estmund before Alfred at the gates of Kretzen.

Alfred reached out in the vision. "Be welcome," He said, "And prove yourself."

And thus.

Estmund felt naught but gratitude to the late Alfred.

Estmund remained in his chair until the sun had set orange through a windowsill, warming his eyelids. Slowly gazing to it with a reminder.
Time passes by with death in its wake, taking a life and gifting a memory.

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Roland von Wesenburg grieves the loss of his High Chieftain and friend. He grabs a bottle of rum and starts driving the liquor into him.

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Ser Anselm Barclay was sitting in his office at his manor when he received the news of the Prince's death. A heavy sigh escaped his lips as the Lord Bailiff poured himself a mug of ale and raised it in honour of his name. It was late as he drifted off to sleep, or at least he would tried to, for it was going to be a night of mourning.

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Elia Eryka ran from her haven of goats upon hearing of her grandsons passing, the only one from her daughter Ravenna she was able to meet - little Alfred. That aged Scyfling was speechless as she discovered that Prince among the others in the seven skies, arms wrapping around him without another word. She then wept. 

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The Crab observed as the ghost of Kazimir Jumbo returned to his past iterations in the Skies, slowly rising above Kretzen, carried by the wind. He called out to him; "Perhaps next time you'll be the Duke of Reinmar."

 

After a pause, the Pontiff's eyes trailed to the portrait of Leon. There was a strangely reminiscent... feel, about him. Almost like August Barclay... in a strange, sort of spiritual hyper-sense. Eyes widened with realization, and he turned his head back up toward the Skies, "Forget what I said!"

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The Elderly Former Lander, Hildibrand Brawn, received the news of Alfred’s passing as he looked out across the fields that adorned Kretzen’s mighty gate.

 

”T’ think Ich ‘ould be ‘he one t’ pass on b’fore ‘he younger generation… Ich still remember ‘hen he was but a newborn..” He spoke before he sat up from his desk “Ich should look ‘or Manfred, he could probably use ‘he company right now..” The mountain of a Highlander would speak to himself as he left his home to venture into the city… and probably get a drink to celebrate the late Prince’s life.

 

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The young Berkhoven alchemist, Joseph von Berkhoven, would be wide-eyed hearing the news of Prince Alfred’s passing. The younger alchemist would look to from the blueprints of an Animii prosthetic to the elder Berkhoven alchemist.

 

”Shall we call it here und go for drinks, Uncle Klaus?” He asked as he awaited an answer from Klaus.

( @Digit_005)

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Wilhelm sat in silence for a few moments it had not been long since he had good news und now pain and suffering had come for him again. The death of his friends son and his prince pained him greatly as the old man clung to life.

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