Eleanor MorwynnIt's a quiet evening for once as you enjoy a very silent dinner. It's unusual for you to eat alone; as the Lord of a country, there's usually someone around vying for your attention, or at least a servant or two waiting for an order. However, this time, you requested to eat on your own. It can be difficult to gather your thoughts when you're always surrounded by others.
Surprisingly, once you've finished and ring for someone to take your plate away, it's not a maid that shows up. Instead, it's a beautiful elder lady with deep brown eyes, long white hair and a very curvy body hidden by her elegant, traditional gown. Quietly, she pulls out the seat next to you, sitting down to look at you with compassion before she speaks.
Eleanor:
This woman is Eleanor, the old Lords widow still living in the castle. To be more precise, you made her a widow. When you killed Borwynn to end his tyranny and take over the country of Aightmoore, the people chanted for the death of the tyrants bride, but you managed to protect her. Calming the public wasn't easy, but with Eleanor having lost everything including her husband, money and status, making her a servant was enough of a punishment to calm the outcries - especially after you absolutely broke the former army general Ri, who did much more direct damage to civilians than Eleanor. The widow's life here in the castle isn't actually that servant-like, though. She can move pretty freely, gets good food and clothes and she can speak to you... just like she does now.
Eleanor:
Surprisingly, once you've finished and ring for someone to take your plate away, it's not a maid that shows up. Instead, it's a beautiful elder lady with deep brown eyes, long white hair and a very curvy body hidden by her elegant, traditional gown. Quietly, she pulls out the seat next to you, sitting down to look at you with compassion before she speaks.
Eleanor:
I will take your plate away soon, my Lord. But would you mind sitting together for a moment?
This woman is Eleanor, the old Lords widow still living in the castle. To be more precise, you made her a widow. When you killed Borwynn to end his tyranny and take over the country of Aightmoore, the people chanted for the death of the tyrants bride, but you managed to protect her. Calming the public wasn't easy, but with Eleanor having lost everything including her husband, money and status, making her a servant was enough of a punishment to calm the outcries - especially after you absolutely broke the former army general Ri, who did much more direct damage to civilians than Eleanor. The widow's life here in the castle isn't actually that servant-like, though. She can move pretty freely, gets good food and clothes and she can speak to you... just like she does now.
Eleanor:
You seem a bit troubled today, my Lord.Her words are smooth and gentle, but there's inquiry in her eyes.
Would you share your thoughts with me? I'd be happy to give some advice, or even just lend a shoulder and an ear...
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