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projectroxas2010-10-16 04:09 pm
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[ it had been five days full of nothing but silently following robert along, knowing their path yet allowing the younger boy to take the lead due to his mood. who could blame him, though? he was already well aware of robert and annabelle having a close-knit relationship, one that nobody (not even himself) could wiggle their way into. despite being quite inept to the full extent of the bond the two siblings had, he was perceptive enough to realize that their parting had been quite different than their usual. this is why he ceased the typical banter he always initiated, whether it be with good intent or not.
when robert had finally spoken and begun to say more than a discussion of their plans, he knew that his neighboring prince had begun to settle back into place. dare he say it was a comfort of sorts, despite being the one that needed to be extra strong and encouraging. and with that hurtle behind them, the elder of the two moved to his rightful position once more: on robert's left side, striding next to him as if they're simply taking a walk and nothing more. he subtly kept his pace slower than usual as to not pass the boy, using the map robert had previously pilfered from the archives as a silent excuse to keep their position leveled and even, as they had finally reached territory that both of them weren't completely familiar with.
keeps to their comfortable silent for a while longer. stops in his tracks when a thought hits him and pauses. face is rather straight as he says: ]
I'm hungry.
when robert had finally spoken and begun to say more than a discussion of their plans, he knew that his neighboring prince had begun to settle back into place. dare he say it was a comfort of sorts, despite being the one that needed to be extra strong and encouraging. and with that hurtle behind them, the elder of the two moved to his rightful position once more: on robert's left side, striding next to him as if they're simply taking a walk and nothing more. he subtly kept his pace slower than usual as to not pass the boy, using the map robert had previously pilfered from the archives as a silent excuse to keep their position leveled and even, as they had finally reached territory that both of them weren't completely familiar with.
keeps to their comfortable silent for a while longer. stops in his tracks when a thought hits him and pauses. face is rather straight as he says: ]
I'm hungry.

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That does sound rather wonderful at the moment.
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We will probably reach another town soon. Can you wait? Or must I carry you again?
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No need. I can wait. I only require some rest, at the moment.
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Then that you shall have.
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. . . Annabelle does this. From time to time.
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I am certain she is more skilled at it than I.
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There are no nosy ears here. Call him as he should be called.
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You can never be too certain, Your Highness.
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No. I suppose not.
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Well, I suppose I can understand your lack of concern. I'm here, after all.
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Careful. Lest your ego drowns us both.
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No, but for having been a victim of that situation, I believe that I had all rights to be.
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My sincerest apologies.
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Accepted and forgiven. [ gestures at his hair some. ] Now continue.
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When we return, I will have to tell Annabelle that I was subjected to being your slave.
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Is that right? And what will you do with the pity you'd garner?
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