idk my bff minor vandalism

[aenseidhe]

FORM: Crystal
SENDER: Iorveth
RECIPIENT: All erry1
WHAT: Reacting to this, specifically the part about Rifter phylactaries.
WHEN: Right meow.
WHERE: Kirkwall, the Gallows announcement board
NOTES: Rudeness and vandalism. Open to crystal chatting and action!! Though he'll be storming off pretty fast after this.

[ For a long several moments, silence broadcasts over the crystal, Iorveth having just activated it after reading the announcement on negotiations results posted, lost for words. When they do come, it's like they're being spoken through a snarl. ]

You left to end the blood leashing.

Not push it off on the next lesser group.

[ there is a deafening thud that sounds before Iorveth's voice goes out, and anyone physically standing by the Gallows announcement board will have just witnessed Iorveth pull a dagger (with at least a foot worth of blade on it) free, and slam it through the notice and into the board, metal and splinters jutting out the opposite side, before walking away.

He mad. (And he'll come fix the board later, leave him alone) ]

Comments

[aenseidhe]

You've put unnecessary risk on yourself for openly associated with those of us speaking out against this policy, with no real need to yourself. Know that you have my sincere gratitude for that.

[ After he stands, Iorveth puts a hand to his chest, and offers a small bow of thanks. He doesn't say things like that lightly. ]

I loathe the thought of leaving the people defenseless to the rifts, should it come to that, but I admit, I'm fair from the kindest soul among the Rifters. [ he will let plenty of people die if the other options means making slaves. These ideals aren't negotiable to him. ] Should you find yourself in need of anything I can supply assistance with, please don't hesitate to call on me.

[circleprodigy]

[That reaction has caught Inessa by surprise, that stoic expression slipping and for a moment she doesn't know what to say. There had been a brief moment after her statements over the crystal, where she had wondered if she had gone too far. She had been one of the strikers, after all, and amnesty was granted...that time. What would happen if she continued to voice her strong opinion on the matter of phylacteries? But that moment of wondering was just a moment. She had meant her statements and would stand by them, whatever the consequences.]

Thank you, Iorveth. [Her tone is quiet, touched, and she offers a genuine smile.]

I'll remember that, when it's needed. I am not completely without ties to those who bear anchors; a few are very important to me, and I worry for their freedom as well as overall fate. Whatever happens to them will always be my concern. I refuse to have my own freedom traded for theirs.