asgardeventide | [Voice | D516, after the fiasco with the sea serpent]

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[Voice | D516, after the fiasco with the sea serpent]

It has come to my attention that in light of recent events, we have had little enough time to ourselves. Naturally, this is only to be expected in a time of war. However, we must not lose sight of ourselves in the midst of all this havoc, and I therefore have a proposal for the women of Asgard.

Would anyone, perhaps, be interested in joining me for an evening of light entertainment? We have precious little time before everything comes crashing down around our ears, and I wish to attempt to use some of that time to get to know my fellow ladies-in-arms a bit more.

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That explains the tea and cakes idea.

[ well she probably shouldn't have said that so loud ]

I'm more fond of tea than cake, but I wouldn't mind both.

[Yeah, guess who doesn't get it.]

You might have to look a little harder to find some, but I'd kill for a good cake these days.

That does sound lovely. Perhaps my partner would be able to tell me where to find some.

Cook of some sort?

No, actually. He is a detective.

Oh, huh. [ definitely a superior use of his skills than any actual crime-solving tbh ]

So how does a noblewoman become partners with a detective?

There was a traitor in Asgard, as I'm certain you know. I wished to do what I could in order to help, so I joined forces with him and some others. Although the traitor was discovered by another party, he and I have been training together, and we sometimes meet up.

I guess stranger things have happened. It's not easy being a detective, I can tell you that.

[ speaking from her own little bit of experience there ]

No, it is not. I much prefer being a soldier, myself. At least then, I know for certain where the enemies are.

[Mostly.]

You've fought in a war before, then.

Yes.

Maybe you ought to give some pointers.

.... "Pointers"?

[ she'd be staring back at the bracelet in confusion if maribelle could see her, not getting that the other woman's not grasping what she means. ]

Yeah, if you're feeling up to it.

But it's rather rude to point at people, is it not?

...It would be, yeah, but—

[ oh. she laughs at the realization. ]

We don't need literal pointing.

Oh, that's a relief -

[Wait.]

What?

I just thought I'd ask for tips or advice, I suppose you might call it. Never been in a situation like this before.

Oh! Of course.

I would be happy to help in whatever way I can. What would you like to know first?

Maybe we can talk about it better in person?

Of course. Would you like to come to my little gathering, or would you prefer it be some other time?

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