aymeric de borel (
peacetalks) wrote2021-08-21 01:46 am
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[post-heart rate - visitors in ishgard]


[welcome to the holy see of ishgard.
the sky is overcast, as it always is, and there's a light flurry of snow covering everything. people walk about in heavy furs, breath fogging in the air. the streets are grey cobblestone, and tall and imposing stone buildings loom amidst wooden structures--some still in the midst of repair, although for the most part the structural damage from the end of the dragonsong war has been mitigated. the spires of a massive cathedral can be seen in the distance, towards the center of the city.
statues, too, are found in every square; the most prominent amongst them of a commanding-looking woman bearing a spear and a shield. people murmur quick prayers to her as they pass her by. "thank the fury," they say, as they mill about. there are some soldiers around wearing thick chainmail, though no one looks especially on edge. in fact, despite the chill in the air and the greyness of the sky, people look... normal. it's fair to say that the majority of them are elezen, tall individuals with pointed ears, though there are a few who look more "human". and once in a while, you might even see a young dragon flitting about.
the aetheryte plaza, where there stands a large glowing blue crystal, is most likely near where you ended up. with a bit of asking around, you can learn of a few choice locations--the forgotten knight, a prominent tavern known for their hot mulled cider; the brume, a collection of dwellings where the lower class tend to congregate; the skysteel manufactory, a workshop which develops constructs and other magitek; the chocobo stables; and the congregation of our knights most heavenly, aka the headquarters of the temple knights. you can go further into the city too, though it's probably pretty obvious where you'd find info about aymeric around here...]

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...Ah, that is right. I brought you gifts, Aymeric.
[being good does not cover being the first to detach himself or look away though]
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[aymeric reluctantly detaches himself, if only to regain some composure]
Is this from one of your oceans, Master Moon?
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[lucia nods, and bows. "I'll have these prepared and the tea sent up shortly, my lord." she closes the door behind her.]
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They are only a few things. I would have brought you a whale or a squid, but I thought I should pack smaller the first trip.
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... aye, that would be... less cumbersome for you, surely.
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["whatever you can carry" is a fun rule when you're a giant dragon]
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A drink, Master Moon?
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Certainly. And I do not refuse pastries.
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It truly is wonderful to see you again.
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I told you you would not have to miss me for long.
[and! kisses his cheek! no guards to scandalize!!]
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So you did. And I am ever grateful.
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We will have many reunions yet. My oceans are far from here, but I will ever return to you.
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[to hells with propriety. kissing him]
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What— what a welcome, beautiful...
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... would that I could welcome you as you deserve.
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[he can't resist dipping in to give him just one more kiss, just one before resting their foreheads together again. he rubs his hands down aymeric's back, smoothing out the wrinkles he dug in]
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Verily... but I would rather tend to you in the privacy and comfort of my own chambers.
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