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"An heir.." 

 

One brunette murmurs, digits gracing the pages letterings as a soft smile forms over features- a sage green gaze peering out the windows.

 

"God bless them. God bless Burgundy."

 

She beams.

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The Baronetess of Rethel beamed with delight as the news swept through Burgundy. “I must procure a gift worthy of both princes, something truly magnificent.”

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Roger regarded the news with a quiet nod, scarcely looking up from the parchement. "Hmph - The line is secured, Ave Burgundy.

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Ser Sirius Mareno oft looked upon the new-born children, his nephews and a first product of the new world he lived within. The cruel gazes and endless tragedy affixed to the lives of him, his sister, and his brother-in-law the King- those things were not for these children, this the Mareno was certain of. Greatness they would find, but whole and productive lives they would live, free from the loss of their homes, of that which they loved, by any capability of the aging knight. The dutiful Sirius swore this to himself, a muttered verbalization following his thoughts.

"THIS I swear, upon my eternal soul, and all remaining dear to me..."

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The newly minted Lord Marschal of Burgundy rejoiced as he read the missive that told him the future of the Kingdom was secure and that he would have two young princes running about keeping the army in on their toes. “Gott is gut, for he has given us the future, nov all that is left is to keep it safe till it they become the present!” Manfred declared as he prepared to think up some gift for the young princes when they came of age.

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Elis would grin as two princes were now sitting next to the Queen and King

 

”Gott Bless zhe King, queen, and zhe new princes too!”

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The Patriarch-Cardinal sat overlooking the increasingly bustling Kingdom from his view atop the Holy See, his feet idly dangling from the chair, as he leaned back his chalice and sipped upon Grensen wine.  "Let us pray the continuation of a Kingdom of peace, virtue, with much reverence and supplication to the Lord our Godan; Blessings upon thee, childes of Burgundy." He returned to his desk, with a bemused smile as he scribbled yet another missive...

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The Prince of Renatus, HADRIAN VAN AERT, smiles on from his grave “Good name.”

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A large, stone being read of the births, and nodded solemnly at that discovery.
"And so the Lordsake continues. May Horen bless his sons."

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Ser Hodrick looked to the rising sun, and when the swans bowed upon the lake, the Knight knew there had been borne two sons.

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It was upon his knees that Henrik prayed for the intercession of the Saints and the Creator's Aengels over the lives of his King's children. His prayers continued deeply through the night as he thought of his own children, that they might come to greatly serve the mantle set upon mankind and those who would take such a burden. To him, this next generation would bring a bountiful harvest to the world and strike back against the enemies of the Creator.

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The young kingsguard Ser Arn Honeywine would stand outside the Queen's bedchambers as she tended to her twins. Unable to express his joy due to his vow, he simply stared at a now outdated family tapestry. A thought came to his mind as it spoke internally, "I suppose someone will need to teach the princelings to ride a horse, when the time comes." Beneath the winged helm of the Kingsguard a small smirk cornered his lips, "Grow strong your Highnesses," came an internal sentence. 

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Ardirnien scanned over the missive in brief, one of many placed to a stack at her bedroom door. It was only that the pile of parchments, missives, and written sympathies fell over and scattered across the hall, knocked against the untouched tray of breakfast, having long since gone cold, the moment she cracked open her door that she decided to finally take them inside. Better not to make a mess for someone else to clean, on top of all else. 

 

The room was dark, a half-sputtering candle serving as light in the quiet space. Grief muffled what sound could have passed these walls, hanging in the air as though it were a shroud. She sank down into the mattress, sitting on the edge of her bed as she continued to read it. The joy of others, the joy of THEM was like ashes in her mouth. 

 

With a sharp, shuddering breath, the princess of Numenost turned over the colorfully inked parchment so that it lay face-down on her bedside table. Weight overcame her once more, coaxing her to crawl back beneath the heavy blankets sprawled in the dark of the room.

 

She went back to bed. 

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