Timestamp: Vhalar 10th, 718th Arc
Exiting the family home, an eye was cast over her shoulder for a moment before she continued upon her path. A simple walk at best, which would probably end up at The Prime Atheneum. However, she decided that she would take it slow. Over the past few days, something had unsettled her and she wanted to double check her suspicions. One could never be certain, she surmised as she slipped her golden arm band up along her arm. The female had received disturbing news and she was still at odds as to what to do with this piece of news. Turmoil raged a war within her mind, but her expression nor her posture gave any of that away.
Cool, calm and collected was the facade that she presented to Viden, however, she was anything but. Anger, dark and vicious boiled underneath the surface. Although, really, how could she be surprised? Her father had been trying to arrange a marriage for her for quite some time and seeing as he had sent her away, he had probably wanted Viden to forget how unapproachable she was. Well, for the most part, her brother had no problems approaching her, but they were siblings, but other than that, marriage had never once crossed her mind. At least not when it involved voluntary marriage.
When she had heard of her engagement, she had argued afterwards, the female fought against the marriage but the other party was already aware of the arranged marriage contract and it might as well be a done deal. The woman needed a walk in the cool crisp air, one where she could plan her next move. If breaking the contract wasn’t an option, then her next question was who was this Isthmae Fahe? What secrets of his could she dredge up and how could she use any knowledge gained to her advantage? The Eidisi drawn in a breath and shivered slightly against the cold. Oh how she had missed Viden’s climate, Rynmere’s climate was unbearable to say in the least and the woman had despised it. Instead of focusing upon that topic, the female had focused upon the studies that she could potentially learn in Rynmere and it made things semi-bearable.
Slowly, she drew her cloak made of black fur around her thin form, making sure to sweep her black locks out from underneath the heavy material. The warmth embraced her, but she still felt the chill that Viden was famous for and she embraced it. The cold reminded her of her favourite season, Zi’da and she hoped to represent such a force one day. Knowledge was power and she was going to wrestle that for herself whether it killed her or not. However, the obstacle standing in her way was this arranged marriage and she needed to find out information on her betrothed, but the question was. Where to start?
Walking forwards, she passed a few people whose conversations dropped to whispers or stopped altogether. A couple had to step aside as Raven walked passed them and paid no mind to them. It was irrelevant information. Not relevant to her current situation. What was relevant were the occasional windows that she passed and what was reflected in them. This pattern was going to end today. A pattern which indicated a tail and she would not stand for someone tailing her, especially if it was her father’s tail, then the female was going to have a say about that. No she wasn’t going to run, running was reserved for cowards. No, Raven was much more than that and she was going to face this situation that she found herself in and regain her footing.
Exiting the family home, an eye was cast over her shoulder for a moment before she continued upon her path. A simple walk at best, which would probably end up at The Prime Atheneum. However, she decided that she would take it slow. Over the past few days, something had unsettled her and she wanted to double check her suspicions. One could never be certain, she surmised as she slipped her golden arm band up along her arm. The female had received disturbing news and she was still at odds as to what to do with this piece of news. Turmoil raged a war within her mind, but her expression nor her posture gave any of that away.
Cool, calm and collected was the facade that she presented to Viden, however, she was anything but. Anger, dark and vicious boiled underneath the surface. Although, really, how could she be surprised? Her father had been trying to arrange a marriage for her for quite some time and seeing as he had sent her away, he had probably wanted Viden to forget how unapproachable she was. Well, for the most part, her brother had no problems approaching her, but they were siblings, but other than that, marriage had never once crossed her mind. At least not when it involved voluntary marriage.
When she had heard of her engagement, she had argued afterwards, the female fought against the marriage but the other party was already aware of the arranged marriage contract and it might as well be a done deal. The woman needed a walk in the cool crisp air, one where she could plan her next move. If breaking the contract wasn’t an option, then her next question was who was this Isthmae Fahe? What secrets of his could she dredge up and how could she use any knowledge gained to her advantage? The Eidisi drawn in a breath and shivered slightly against the cold. Oh how she had missed Viden’s climate, Rynmere’s climate was unbearable to say in the least and the woman had despised it. Instead of focusing upon that topic, the female had focused upon the studies that she could potentially learn in Rynmere and it made things semi-bearable.
Slowly, she drew her cloak made of black fur around her thin form, making sure to sweep her black locks out from underneath the heavy material. The warmth embraced her, but she still felt the chill that Viden was famous for and she embraced it. The cold reminded her of her favourite season, Zi’da and she hoped to represent such a force one day. Knowledge was power and she was going to wrestle that for herself whether it killed her or not. However, the obstacle standing in her way was this arranged marriage and she needed to find out information on her betrothed, but the question was. Where to start?
Walking forwards, she passed a few people whose conversations dropped to whispers or stopped altogether. A couple had to step aside as Raven walked passed them and paid no mind to them. It was irrelevant information. Not relevant to her current situation. What was relevant were the occasional windows that she passed and what was reflected in them. This pattern was going to end today. A pattern which indicated a tail and she would not stand for someone tailing her, especially if it was her father’s tail, then the female was going to have a say about that. No she wasn’t going to run, running was reserved for cowards. No, Raven was much more than that and she was going to face this situation that she found herself in and regain her footing.
Mistress of Darkness-