A little more than a week ago, Karla had sent the vast majority of her Court away from Haven. One could hardly have a proper processional through one's home Territory without people smoothing the way. There were perspective soldiers to assemble, food to purchase, lodgings to prepare, Province Queens to quietly contact...And so Karla had sent her
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He was taking up the rear of the little procession, having another one of his little disagreements with Lord Blaze, the horse that he'd been paired with for the trip, so he didn't see the lines at first. And, by the time he'd dismounted, led the kindred horse to the front to join the others, and actually got a look at the men and women assembled...
"Bloody hell..."
Okay, so now he was okay with leaning against the horse. He kind of needed to, since his knees were a little weaker than they ought to be.
"Where are all these people from?!"
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It helped that he'd had almost a week to get used to the crowd himself. You should have seen his face then, Jono.
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Far more than he'd been expecting, that was for certain.
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Julian was having way too much fun with this.
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Her exhaustion was quickly forgotten when she saw those who had gathered to help Karla win back her Territory, however.
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He was a kindred horse ignore the icon, I am just lazy. The comfort and protection of witches had been bred into him.
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She rubbed her hand along Fleetfoot's neck. "Is there anything I may do for you now that we have stopped?"
I am going to typo that as Fleetwood before the night is done, damn you.
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*If you have time for a good currying?* Fleetfoot asked with a small whinny. Under my saddle is very itchy.
Beat.
And an apple or two wouldn't go amiss...
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She was flyyyying!
Ah! And it felt so good! She'd transformed as soon as they'd started out, figuring it would be better to stay ready, just in case. She'd had to explain herself to a few of the court, though, and she'd totally given up trying to explain the different name thing to the Glacians after the second day... but in the end it was totally worth it. THE VIEW WAS SPECTACULAR! And the air currents... so easy to catch and ride! Aaah!
Momoko saw the party come to a stop and dropped lower to hover and listen. "Ah! Volunteers?" Or had Julian done some drafting?
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He wasn't flailing his arms about or anything so dramatic, but it was a near thing.
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"It's a good thing," he agreed. "The more, the merrier, and all that. I'm just trying to figure out where the hell I'm supposed to find the time to train all of them. And there'll be plenty more than this along the way."
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To her horse she muttered, "We're gonna need a bigger boat."
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Still a horse, not a unicorn. Still just lazy.
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