[D2 LE] RP Thread: Welcoming Feast

[Terrance Stone]

"... Maybe some quiet a bit away from the noise?" she suggested, having first thought to suggest to go get some fresh air but thought it might look weird if they left the great hall during the feast. But getting away a bit while still inside was maybe possible.

"A little less noise would be very welcome." he nodded. "I'm sure there's a quieter place."

[Mariessa Tremaine]

"I think over there, perhaps?" She gestured to a corner opposite of the musicians.

Mari waited for Terrance's approval before leading the way.

[Terrance Stone]

"That should be perfect." he agreed and followed. "You enjoyed the meal, I hope?"

[Mariessa Tremaine]

"It was enjoyable. The hunters really did get lucky this morning... how did you fare, by the way?" She asked, looking øver her shoulder at him.

[Alicent Feyther]

Jynessa made her way to where Kylie and Alicent were speaking. She gave a curtsy, as graceful as a drunk woman could manage, and then gave a smile to the Redwyne woman. "You know, I was hoping to happen upon a bottle of Arbor Gold but I had no such luck." Her cheeks turned a tint redder and she gave another curtsy. "Pardon my manners, I am Jynessa Tremaine." She looked over to Alicent and gave the woman a soft smile. "I assume the lessons went well?"

"Oh, yes... It was an interesting discussion," she replied with a smile at Jyn. "Jynessa, this is Lady Kylie Redwyne of the Arbor, granddaughter of Olenna Tyrell, and very charming company." She was in an unusually cheerful mood. "Jynessa is also very pleasant company, and she and her family were kind enough to allow me to attend lessons with their Maester this afternoon."

[Kylie Redwyne]

She leaned her forearms on the table and closed her eyes as Kylie described it, trying to picture it. She opened them again when she finished, smiling. "It sounds absolutely beautiful. Vivid, beautiful, and full of life," she replied warmly. "So my theory about what sort of people such a place would bring into the world was right." She gave Kylie a small grin. She was tipsy enough to lose her inhibitions a bit. "It sounds like we must. I'm we could use a visit to such a place... and my brother, Bryen could use a break for a short while."

"What's your family like?"

Kylie laughed a small bit and lowered her head in modesty at the mention of herself being like the Arbor. "Well, then I happily extend a formal invitation."

"My family is probably like most - complicated," she giggled. "My father and mother are practical, but warm. Father truly enjoys overseeing the harvests and wine production. Mother works to be available to the people in the villages - if they have concerns or needs we're not meeting. It's something she learned from my Grandmother Olenna. And my brothers are both knighted and have thrown themselves into being the best they can be." She took a drink. "Does that sound horribly flowery?" She laughed.

[Terrance Stone]

"It was enjoyable. The hunters really did get lucky this morning... how did you fare, by the way?" She asked, looking øver her shoulder at him.

"It was a good hunt." he smiled. "I got a large buck. I believe my sister found similar game."

[Shana Crane]

"Ah, well," Marten smiled. "Don't think I overlook how important a lady-in-waiting is to a young woman's raising. Surely that's a credit to you, then?"

Dropping her eyes demurely, “you flatter me, Lord Marten. It is most kind of you to say, but I suspect the real credit must go to her governess, a dedicated woman if ever I’ve seen one.”

[Mariessa Tremaine]

"It was a good hunt." he smiled. "I got a large buck. I believe my sister found similar game."

Mari breathed a little easily as the noise wasn't quite so bad here, she looked back, trying to spot her family but she only briefly could see her father - obscured as he was by an unknown woman sitting in her view.

"Wow, that's pretty good," she looked back at Terrance. "... Guess I wasn't quite up to the challenge this morning myself. I helped fell a deer, but I wasn't the one who found it."

[Terrance Stone]

"It happens." he shrugged. "This morning, I had difficulty spotting a trail at first. It's best to hunt with others, really. The important thing is, did you enjoy yourself?"