Yvette Larinyan (
poll_the_stars) wrote in
glowfic2015-07-10 03:33 pm
Don't expect mercy from my government
One elf is starting to run out of time. The assassins plotting to kill her could show up any day now. She would really rather they didn't.
The irony doesn't escape her. She's still sending messages about her plans to sell off all of her lifespan and die to become a daeva with a lot of OTC currency. If she wanted, she could mint a ton of Ka, then let the assassins kill her. But the idea doesn't appeal. Some form of giving up, of letting them win. She's not often petty, but in this particular instance she thinks she'll indulge herself. Besides, it's not like they're the merciful type. She recalls Aisilian's perfect comprehensioned words. You were in quite a lot of pain...
No. No, she'll - not do that. She'll go spend a little while in Nexus.
She sends Miles a message.
The irony doesn't escape her. She's still sending messages about her plans to sell off all of her lifespan and die to become a daeva with a lot of OTC currency. If she wanted, she could mint a ton of Ka, then let the assassins kill her. But the idea doesn't appeal. Some form of giving up, of letting them win. She's not often petty, but in this particular instance she thinks she'll indulge herself. Besides, it's not like they're the merciful type. She recalls Aisilian's perfect comprehensioned words. You were in quite a lot of pain...
No. No, she'll - not do that. She'll go spend a little while in Nexus.
She sends Miles a message.
So everything is packed and I have everything I need with me to flee my dimension before I get assassinated. Is now a good time?

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As promised, she can locate her room. She does that, then goes and sits in it.
(She watches for aura-wobbles, and for kobolds.)
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Actually, she might miss the next meal time.
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Then, a little later, there are wobbles in the hallway, approaching, and a knock on the door, and the wobbles retreat.
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Ina waits until the wobbles have retreated, then she opens the door.
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Is surprising?
Very, very surprising.
But nice.
Inavet picks up the tray, checks the contents of it for poisons, and deems it clean. She debates whether or not to thank the kobold personally, and decides against it on grounds of not wanting to freak her out. Instead she sends Miles a planar message to tell a certain someone thank you.
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Yeah, all right, fair enough. She nods a reasonably gracious acknowledgement.
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He is slightly cheered up, though. Things seem to be maybe less terrible than they have recently been.
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The kobold stays close to him for the rest of the evening, and goes to bed when he does - she may not need quite as much sleep, but she expects sleep to be hard to come by, this night.
She dozes, at least.
Come morning, Miles finds her sitting in the hallway outside the door to his room.
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He opens the door, beholds the kobold, and blinks.
"Um. Good morning."
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How convenient, leftover breakfast food. She offers Miles a muffin and starts warming the pancakes.
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A certain elf pokes her head into the kitchen, attempting to look as nonthreatening as possible.
"Good morning," she says.
(She is a tad sleep deprived, but she's used to that sort of thing. It doesn't show.)
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The question seems more posed to the kobold than Miles.
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