#also r i p riag

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hi hi! have ⏳ ⏳ for ruby and ⏳ for riag, maybe? :D @kerra-and-company

Ty for the ask :D! It's appreciated been busy and stressed lately so ty for the distraction!

Ruby Aenn:

"So I tried to learn nature magic and druidry for a while. It seemed really helpful and more in line with my Wyld Hunt! But it turns out it's not really for me. I don't have the patience to study and 'attune' to glyphs. I don't sit still well - I have to be doing something. So nope! Druid is right out for me!"

"I still visit Tarir! Not as often as I'd like with trying to keep Tyria from crumbling like a muffin with too much flour. I go and tell the Exalted about Aurene and how much she's done. They're always happy to hear about her. At least I think they are happy. Not much in the way of expression, those guys."

Riaghael:

"Well, if she (Ruby) is outing some things, I suppose it's only fair. You may have heard from someone, " (looks pointedly to the short, red ranger), "that I am bad at directions. What you may not have heard was that I got lost on the way to Concordia, back before we - before they built Trinity. And that they had to send a few people to come look for me because they thought I'd been attacked.

Showing up late to an important meeting, when the Pact was still in it's infancy, when the one person you truly admire and have a massive crush on has been worried sick that you got attacked - and then having to admit 'no, I took a wrong turn' was not the easiest thing in the world."

#gw2 #ocs #sylvari #Ruby Aenn #Riaghael #Ruby trying to learn druid magic just resulted in her smacking things with a staff and not channeling magic through it #also r i p riag #but good for him for admitting it - honest even when he's just been a fuckin idiot 😂 #pact members: oh no did you get injured/attacked #riag: the only thing injured rn is my gd pride I got LOST like a SAPLING

[veryfineday]

Friday 12 October 1832

6 55/..

11 55/..

+  L  L

finiesh morning Fahrenheit 62 1/2º at 7 1/4 a.m. read over last nights courier – breakfast with my father at 8 40/.. in an hour for stood reading the nos.numbers 1 and 2 of the ‘Extraodinary gazette’ a foolish quiz on the late public breakfast and dinner given by the whigs to their candidates messers wood and Rawdon Briggs – very high wind –

out at 9 3/4 – went down to the wearing and tooK off PicKles and DicK at 10 5/.. to 12 1/4 to remove more stuff from behind the hut – so rainy they could not go on – I fell asleep in the hut and sat and lay sleeping or dozing there till 2 1/4 – then sauntered home thro’ the rain and came in at 2 3/4 –

at my desK at 3 – from 3 20/.. to 5 wrote 3 pp.[pages] and ends to mrs. James Dalton – Kind letter of anxiety on the occasion of her accident (falling over a footstool in the drawing room and dislocating her anKle as mentioned by mrs. Norcliffe) – beg that some of them will write and tell me how she goes on – Congratulations on the subject of Esther’s marriage – ‘as I Know the dear ‘girl would take no step so important as the one she is speedily about to take, without the entire approbation of her parents, I congratulate you all, and hope very earnestly that the best of earthly blessings will abundantly attend her choice’ – then say I have only seen Dr. Travis once and but for a few minutes but say how highly mrs. N-[Norcliffe] speaKs of him ‘ from whose (mrs. N-’s[Norcliffe’s]) affectionate and steady Kindness, I am ‘quite persuaded, the happy pair will receive much pleasure and advantage – Do pray give my love and congratulations to Esther – I shall not write to her, because it would be mere form to do so, after sending all my good wishes thro’ you’ – should be glad to hear her son John was comfortably fixed – have heard of nothing at liKely to suit him – Had meant to be at Rome next Easter, but began to doubt these plans altogether on account of my aunt  better than she was ten days ago, but ‘has suffered a great deal of late, and is evidently pulled down by it’ - ....’my love to you all – I am very anxious to hear of your going on well, and always affectionately yours AL –’ 

from 5 5/.. to 6 20/.. wrote 3 pp.[pages] and long ends and under the seal to Lady Stuaart – affectionate chit chat letter – mentioned being in treaty about Eugénie, wages ages, with whom she lived – native of Rouen – recommended by mrs. Lawton who however had not seen Eugenie herself but only her ‘sister a respectable well-mannered teacher in a school at Brighton’ – if liKely to engage Eugenie, and if she liKely to come up from Brighton to London and if Lady S-[Stuart] would take the trouble of seeing her should be better satisfied with that than with seeing her myself ‘I wish I could have got a nice English woman who would have staid with me all my life’ – beg Lady S-[Stuart] not to be very long in writing – always anxious about her – asK when the S-[Stuart] de R-s[Rothesays] are expected bacK – Dont expect to hear often from Vere ‘while she is so engrossed with travelling and novelties of all Kinds – Know not what to thinK of politics – thinK we shall want the duke of Wellington by and by’ Things seem going on very queerly’ ..... war perhaps will come upon us by and by –

wrote the last 24 lines till 6 3/4 – Dinner at 7 – sat reading from page 203 to 358 end of ‘ SKetches of Indian: written by an officer for fireside Travellers at home. 2n edition with additions  London printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown, and Green, Paternoster row. 1824.’ 1 volume 8vo octavo pp.pages 358. ‘ printed by A. and R. Spotterwoode, new street square’ – speaKs of the fine tomb of Acbar near Agra, and also near there the Taaja Mahal, the crown of Edifices, the mausoleum of Shah Jehan (father of Aurungzebe) and his favourate Begum ‘they tell you, and they tell you truly, that it is the most superb mausoleum in the world’ 238/358. the delicacy and freshness of the preservation of the ornaments and mosaic may be guessed by the expression of the Italian artist Zophani, ‘that it wanted nothing but a glass case of sufficient magnitude to cover and protect it’ 239/358. the tomb of Ameer Bereed near Beeder, not far from Hyderabad, one of the most beautiful he (Captain SKinner) h[a]d seen in India 323/358.

went into the little room at 9 5/.. – read over the Courier – came to my room at 10 10/.. – wrote the last 11 1/2 lines – fineish morning till between 10 and 11 and from 11 thoroughly rainy day till fair before 6 and fineish evening for some time then more rain – Letter tonight from mademoiselle Pierre, 89 marine Parade, Brighton, giving the address of the honourable mrs. Herbert 84 London road, Brighton, where she is going to stay 5 or 6 days – Eugénie not liKely to be in London that I fear Lady S-[Stuart] will have no chance of seeing her for me – Sent off by John this evening my Letter as above to ‘mrs. James Dalton Croft Rectory , Darlington, Durham’ – Fahrenheit 61º. at 11 1/4 p.m.

#anne lister code breaker #1832 #lady stuart