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Post by Father on Jul 10, 2018 22:53:50 GMT 1
Balon would never have found her if she did not wish to be found, and had yet to do so for most of the evening as it fast approaches night. Perhaps she intended for Balon to wonder if maybe, just maybe, she would not come to see him. Though she was not that cruel. Merely discrete, as it turns out. She waited until the green man started walking to the stage to be unmasked before making her move, the decision perhaps aided by Butterbumps doing something entertaining in a nearby courtyard. "Time to feed the wolf" is all she says, just enough for her voice to be recognized by him, and him alone, she leads him into one of the secluded spaces and into corridors that have been conveniently blocked off for the occasion, mostly leading to and from the kitchen, easy to steal away, difficult to approach unnoticed. She wears a coat of sheepskin, the black fleece on the outside hiding much of her features, her mask matches the theme. "So you have succesfully cornered your prey, Ser Wolf. Now comes the question of whether he will find himself able to evade the kill or if you can feast upon his carcass and leave the rest to the crows." She speaks of Ser Walton of course, though in a way suggesting that having him shamed and defeated in the first round was not the end of her desires.
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Post by Balon Blackbriar on Jul 11, 2018 22:40:36 GMT 1
Balon never asked Jeyne what she'd be wearing. It would've made sense to do so but the Seven had given him two heads but only enough blood to operate one at a time. He hadn't worried about it throughout the day assuming the confrontation with Ser Walton virtually guaranteed a meeting with her. Or so he thought. As the evening grew late Balon began to wonder if she was going to reveal herself. Every time he talked to a woman he hoped to recognize her voice only to be crestfallen when it wasn't her.
When he heard 'time to feed the wolf' the smile on his face was ear to ear. As they scuttled off Balon looked around to see if anyone had noticed or followed. He stifled a giddy laugh at the choice of her outfit. Of course it'd be a sheep. How delightfully naughty.
"Only the carrion-eaters will have anything to do with him when it is done." Balon was no schemer but he tried his best to be vague. Balon grabbed her by the waist and pulled her close, "When the predator sees what he wants there is little chance of it escaping unscathed." The hunger in his voice was obvious. "What will this poor lamb do now that it is cornered?"
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Post by Father on Jul 12, 2018 0:45:34 GMT 1
"Careful whom you threaten, Ser Wolf, if I merely let out a shout and name you a rapist, ser, the little pup will never feed again." The threat in those words is vastly diminished by the playfulness of her tone. "And we ought to do no more than wet your appetite tonight, I want you lean and hungry in two days time, or else you might not be sufficiently motivated to take such steps as to best insure that the big buck is properly felled, his neck pierced by your fang."
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Post by Balon Blackbriar on Jul 12, 2018 7:10:28 GMT 1
"Rapist?" Balon pretended to be offended. "If I were a rapist how would I know of that cute freckle you have below your navel?" It was one of the few imperfections Jeyne had on her body and Balon found it adorable. "If I were to go on trial it'd be very awkward to show everyone how I know nibbling the back of your neck causes your hair to stand on end."
"The buck will be felled. That I guarantee."
Turning his mind to the present he leaned in and wrapped his arms around her lower back, "When you say wet your appetite what exactly do you have in mind?" His brain was in turmoil. Part of him wanted to take her there and now. The other part knew it'd be foolish to do so and voyeurism was never something he found compelling.
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Post by Father on Jul 12, 2018 13:32:42 GMT 1
"I suppose I would just have to make a man do to you what I am making you do to the buck." she whispers wickedly. "For now, I have a mind to remind of what a hunter unable to bring venison back to his woman risks to be missing out on." And with that he reaches for his breaches.
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Post by Balon Blackbriar on Jul 13, 2018 5:59:56 GMT 1
Behind his mask Balon was smiling hungrily. As she went for his breaches he stood there and stared intently as she worked her way into them. Whatever she had in mind he was unlikely to protest. From time to time he'd look around making sure no one had made their way back to them but otherwise he focused on not letting out any loud noises. He simultaneously enjoyed what she was doing and what he was going to do to her after he mangled Ser Walton.
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Post by Balon Blackbriar on Jul 18, 2018 22:49:42 GMT 1
When Jeyne had finished Balon felt compelled to ask her something that had been weighing on his mind all day, "Tell me, what has our prey done that makes you hate him so? I know why I hate him, but your reasons are unknown to me." Balon reassured her, "I'm not backing down I just want to know what the plan is beyond the hunt. Or is this all?"
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Post by Father on Jul 19, 2018 14:42:50 GMT 1
"We all have our parts to play, my dear wolf." Balon cannot tell, but she is surely smiling. "We can only hope that a man more pleasing to our cause is appointed in his stead, there is one less experienced and proven commander on their side to stand in the way of lords with more ambition and pride than skill when the order of battle is to be arranged."
"All those who are true to the cause will be rewarded should we win, there are powerful men who will see fit to remember those who were willing to stain their shining armor with blood for the one true king, and the little lady who helped make it so, though the means of persuasion..well for that, there is no reward but it's fleeting enjoyment."
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Post by Balon Blackbriar on Jul 19, 2018 20:14:23 GMT 1
Jeyne's words put him at ease. As much as one could be when discussing murder. "I hope when the time comes we are remembered and properly rewarded." Balon looked down the hall from where they came, "I suppose we should get back to the ball. Wouldn't want any rumors about a wolf and sheep floating around." He put her hands in his, "Until next time." The last sentence was more of a question due to Jeyne dictating the terms of their meetings.
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Post by Father on Jul 19, 2018 21:05:28 GMT 1
"We have to earn a next time, do we not?" her voice is as hungry as ever. "We can't have poor Lady Denyse find her champion thrown out of the joust for foul play just because Ser Lewyn disapproves of aggressiveness, can we?" That would be Jeyne's task to control the potential fallout, apparently.
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Post by Balon Blackbriar on Jul 22, 2018 19:19:13 GMT 1
"I trust your ability," the double entendre was obvious, "just as I hope you trust mine."
There was more Balon wanted to say but he thought it best to wait until after he'd defeated Ser Walton. They returned to the ball then went their separate ways, pretending as if their secret rendezvous had never happened.
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