ZARIAH
I haven't been falling all this time - I've been flying
Zariah smirked. His fear and hesitation wafted off him and it smelled so sweet. The Queen placed a finger under his chin, coaxing it up with light pressure from her nail til their eyes were indeed locked. "I think it such a pity that you would waste your seed on a man. With the right woman you could produce such powerful children." she said with a low hum of thought. She actually thought his bloodline, magically superior by some fluke, crossed with Edrei's perfect pedigree would be quite successful.
"But otherwise, I don't care where you stick it Remi. Not unless you should ever wish to be Launceleyn, my dear." she said, her magic seeping into his mind. "It would be oh so beneficial to you were you to have that strong a bond to us, you know. You could protect them all just from a little name change." she said before straightening. She would just let that little bit niggle in the back of his mind. Suggestion magic or no, he was motivated my his loved ones. She was just giving the thought a little juice.
"A pity." she said, running her fingers through his curls. "He didn't appreciate your sacrifice, did he? Such a shame."
"But otherwise, I don't care where you stick it Remi. Not unless you should ever wish to be Launceleyn, my dear." she said, her magic seeping into his mind. "It would be oh so beneficial to you were you to have that strong a bond to us, you know. You could protect them all just from a little name change." she said before straightening. She would just let that little bit niggle in the back of his mind. Suggestion magic or no, he was motivated my his loved ones. She was just giving the thought a little juice.
"A pity." she said, running her fingers through his curls. "He didn't appreciate your sacrifice, did he? Such a shame."
