francel de haillenarte (
haillenarte) wrote in
aefenglom2019-06-05 02:37 pm
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Name: Francel
Date: June 5
Format: Voice
Might I — ngh — might I trouble someone for help?
[there's a soft crackle of what might be breath on the mic, and then the shifting of what sounds like bedsheets. the voice that ultimately speaks again is low and husky, fairly deep, but there's something boyish and hesitant to it. some of francel's words come out awkward and tense, as if he is in a great deal of pain, and struggling to get the words out.]
It's been... several bells since last I took a meal, by my count, and... I'm terribly hungry. The... the man with whom I share a residence is not like to be back for some time. Could I trouble someone to bring food to my doorstep?
[really, even he can't believe he's asking for this.]
I have little coin, but I would happily pay you for your time. Please, and blessings on you.
Date: June 5
Format: Voice
Might I — ngh — might I trouble someone for help?
[there's a soft crackle of what might be breath on the mic, and then the shifting of what sounds like bedsheets. the voice that ultimately speaks again is low and husky, fairly deep, but there's something boyish and hesitant to it. some of francel's words come out awkward and tense, as if he is in a great deal of pain, and struggling to get the words out.]
It's been... several bells since last I took a meal, by my count, and... I'm terribly hungry. The... the man with whom I share a residence is not like to be back for some time. Could I trouble someone to bring food to my doorstep?
[really, even he can't believe he's asking for this.]
I have little coin, but I would happily pay you for your time. Please, and blessings on you.

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[that's probably a joke, but he delivers it so flatly that it doesn't really sound like one. in any case, he braces himself against the wall, the lunch package in hand, and musters another smile.]
Could I ask you to help me back into the kitchen? I can eat there. And... I will remember that I owe you a favor.
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[Which he does fairly quickly before returning and throwing Francel's arm over his shoulder.]
Seriously, don't worry about it. You're not feeling good and I could help. Obviously I was gonna help.
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I can't remember if you mentioned it in our first conversation. What is it that you do in your homeland, Prompto?
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Uh, technically I'm part of Noct's Crownsguard--his bodyguards. Though with everything going on it's gotten way more complicated than just being the king's bodyguard.
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An elite order of knights, then.
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[Okay, kitchen is...that way, he's assuming.]
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My brother is good with guns. If you have a knack for firearms, you are of more use than you think you are. And, Prompto... there is no shame in being someone's best friend. Sometimes the best friend is the hardest role to play.
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[Okay, lunchbox on the table, time to find the silverware--]
Okay, are you going judge me if I grab you the wrong fork or whatever? Because I am getting serious flashbacks to the time Ignis tried to teach me how to do court dinners looking at all this silverware.
[Not really, it looks mostly familiar, but Francel could probably use a joke or two.]
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Fret not — I'll not test you on your table manners. I'd rather not burden my housemate with more dishes to wash, frankly; I'll just eat the whole meal with one fork.
[admittedly:] It's all pomp and bluster, anyway. Take it from a man born into the aristocracy.
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[Prompto laughs and digs out a set for Francel, setting them on the table.]
Rich people always have to come up with ridiculous ways to lord it over us peasants. Jokes on them, none of us care!
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It's not about the peasantry, really. It's about being able to correct one another. To be the hawk in the den of vipers...
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You seem to understand it well enough.
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