Silvamoon
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- Joined
- Oct 23, 2010
The queen knew Lancius would be angry at her outburst, but she did not know how far the youth would go. As he approached her she braced herself, taking a step backward but still catching his stinging palm against her already bruised cheek. She could not hold back the small whimper of pain, but afterwards she grit her teeth and resolved to make no more encouraging sounds. Once he struck her she stumbled backwards, only to receive another blow that knocked her off balance. The door opened again and a young boy entered, taking her degradation even further when he could obviously see no trace of her former queenly persona.
Slowly rising to her full height, Maewyn shook her head as if to dispute the boy's words. She kept silent, however, knowing that it would earn her another blow. Already she could feel her cheek darkening again, this recent strike re-purpling the bruise she already sported. The queen bit her tongue to bid the squire to stop, knowing that it would do no good. Only she could save the young elven boy by giving in to this young tyrant, and that is what she had to do. When the youth began to get dressed from traveling she thought perhaps he had given up his barbaric idea to send her to the barracks, but it seemed he was just taking the time to think of more degrading things to tell her.
Maewyn wished fervently that she could speak freely, but she was not a stupid woman and did not wish to garner and more blows. Judging by actions alone he was the beast, but she held her tongue. The elf winced when Lancius pulled her up by the long rope of her plaited auburn hair, and she threw her arms out in front of her to brace herself against the door lest she fall out into the hallway. "Fine! Yes I agree!" Her voice was angry, sick at heart of the idea of the poor elven boy being killed in such a manner.
Slowly rising to her full height, Maewyn shook her head as if to dispute the boy's words. She kept silent, however, knowing that it would earn her another blow. Already she could feel her cheek darkening again, this recent strike re-purpling the bruise she already sported. The queen bit her tongue to bid the squire to stop, knowing that it would do no good. Only she could save the young elven boy by giving in to this young tyrant, and that is what she had to do. When the youth began to get dressed from traveling she thought perhaps he had given up his barbaric idea to send her to the barracks, but it seemed he was just taking the time to think of more degrading things to tell her.
Maewyn wished fervently that she could speak freely, but she was not a stupid woman and did not wish to garner and more blows. Judging by actions alone he was the beast, but she held her tongue. The elf winced when Lancius pulled her up by the long rope of her plaited auburn hair, and she threw her arms out in front of her to brace herself against the door lest she fall out into the hallway. "Fine! Yes I agree!" Her voice was angry, sick at heart of the idea of the poor elven boy being killed in such a manner.