Cordelia
It was days before tragedy would strike. An event that would knock all of the wind out of her sails, leaving the Attuned nothing more than a shell. It was strange, really. Given that she had mourned Aino previously. She'd made her a lantern, thinking her cousin lost, but to be shocked to find out that she wasn't. That she came back just before the portals iced over. The days that would follow the dragon attack would be dark ones, but for now, there was still light.
Wintery and cold, filtering trough the evergreens that dotted the park near the Citadel. She likes walking through there after having lunch with Noah, always bringing him something from home when he had to work in the small office space inside the palace. It was a rare occurrence, given how he liked to be among the people, but it did happen.
Her steps slow as she spots Talyson, brows lifting in confusion as she shoves her hands into her pockets, "You know, there is plenty of snow here already. Why exactly are you bringing in more?" The Attuned calls out, coming to a stop a few paces away from where the Accepted was working.
Wintery and cold, filtering trough the evergreens that dotted the park near the Citadel. She likes walking through there after having lunch with Noah, always bringing him something from home when he had to work in the small office space inside the palace. It was a rare occurrence, given how he liked to be among the people, but it did happen.
Her steps slow as she spots Talyson, brows lifting in confusion as she shoves her hands into her pockets, "You know, there is plenty of snow here already. Why exactly are you bringing in more?" The Attuned calls out, coming to a stop a few paces away from where the Accepted was working.
All the king's horses, all the king's men
Couldn't put me together again
Couldn't put me together again
