In reply to Rosewood (msg # 60):

Anita, not being addressed, also listened.

In reply to Anita Drake (msg # 61):

npc'd
"You bestow dreams to some mortals and fae,and nightmares to others...You also oversee fae births?"

In reply to Dilandua (msg # 62):

"Very good. Now Maudwyn, if I attend all Fae births, do you think that includes changeling children of fae ?
It most certainly  does!
The winter court does not consume their young!"

Even, only a handful of creatures from the Animal realm would do such a thing.  They are mostly low end aquatic creatures anyway.
The only real creatures that do are the fabled depraved creatures from the Chaos realms I read about in books.

Rosewood stood composed.  However inside he is thinking.  What are you doing, What are you doing Rosewood.  Why did you go and say that.  Your going to get yourself into more trouble now.  You want the Winter Queen to forget about you.  Not bring attention to yourself.
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In reply to Rosewood (msg # 64):

"But, your majesty... these halfbreeds," she gestures toward Gordan and Anita, "Diminish faerie, making it base and mundane!"
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In reply to Maudwyn (msg # 65):

the area around the throne becomes noticeably colder.
"Do you doubt that every changeling born serves to extend the reach of Faerie into the mundane world? Withdrawing from the mortal realm contracts our very borders!"

In reply to Mab (msg # 66):

Noting Maudwyns statement, a veritable confession of guilt, Anita awaits the queen verdict.

Rosewood managed to keep his mouth shut.  Things were going well.  At least for the guild and the humans.

In reply to Mab (msg # 66):

The Queen rises, an aura of darkness surrounding her.
"For warring against our aims, I hereby strip you of your rank in this court, rendering you a commoner in Winter. Be grateful that I do not cast you out and render you courtless."
Her cold eyes turn to rest on the black eyes of Rosewood.
"Little one who dreams of autumn... you have an opportunity to ensconce yourself in my graces. what say you?"

With quick thinking Rosewood answers.
Queen Mab.  Before I answer your question about myself I have a question about your punishment.  It is not so much for me but for Anita Drake.  To give her the ability to explain to the guild what has happened.  Would you summarize what abilities and privileges Maudwyn as lost.  So they understand justice has been done.
Please.  Or may be you could ask Maudwyn to tell Anita Drake in front of the winter court what she as lost.  If you feel that is appropriate?

With that last suggestion even if Mab decided it was not appropriate Rosewood showed he had teeth and was willing to use them.  What could be more humiliating than having to tell the whole winter court what you lost by your actions to the very creatures you where trying to kill.

In reply to Rosewood (msg # 70):

"You impudent Pixie! I can no longer make demands of my lessers, nor can I be assured that any grievance I wish to bring to the court will be heard,and... I will not be invited to balls and events as a functionary... I will be treated no better than a common gargoyle or redcap!"

there is considerable grumbling from the assembled redcaps, and a number of the fae glance at Atticus.
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In reply to Maudwyn (msg # 71):

"And if you continue this war you will no longer have to support or protection of the winter court, and must bear the full consequences of your actions without any repercussions from this court?" Anita politely inquires.

Atticus considers a bit, then yells "Catch me outside, 'ow 'bout dat? Ya littl' squishy!"


OOC: Besides her being a frost el who has been egging in some bad stuff, don't know anything about her appearance/abilities. Also, are there any duels of honor or anything like that here to challenge her with?

In reply to Atticus Belvedere Silexum (msg # 73):

make a savoire fair roll and you can issue a duel.

She is currently unarmed and unarmored, and her clothing has bloodstains.

She is coldly beautiful, and her shadow seems to move on its own.

"Errol, Defend me!"
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In reply to Maudwyn (msg # 74):

The shadow elf she calls to shakes his head.
"I am no longer bound to you. You have been unhoused."

Rosewood keeps silent.  Deciding this was not anything he wanted to get involved with.  He would answer Mab question once things calmed down.

In reply to Errol (msg # 75):

00:20, Today: Atticus Belvedere Silexum rolled 11 using 3d6.  savoire fair (faerie court)-9.

In reply to Atticus Belvedere Silexum (msg # 77):

"Catch you outside? That is quite unlikely!"

In reply to Maudwyn (msg # 78):

"That might not have been a gormal challenge... but without rank, it is as formal as you should expect. Now, are you a coward as well as common?"

In reply to Errol (msg # 79):

"You know well that I am no coward... but as you can see, I am without arms."

In reply to Maudwyn (msg # 80):

"I can lend you my short sword..."

Rosewood kept quite.  Why creatures always seem so read to fight each other was beyond the little fairy.

In reply to Anita Drake (msg # 81):

"That sword looks familiar. "

In reply to Maudwyn (msg # 83):

"Which will afford you no excuse. Before the court, I expect it back at the end of the fight, regardless of the outcome."

"Arms? Arms all I' needin'!" Atticus flexes his biceps.


OOC: I suppose it's fair if she has weapons. LOL
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