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    This time, he truly wasn’t lost. Georges trekked up to the sand-laden border just as noontime was slipping into evening, when the air was soft with comforting warmth instead of stagnant, scalding heat. It was a wide expanse of white hills and sickly sky which greeted him foremost, a large bolt of desert on the map that he had been so gratefully blessed with. The scent of a border marked his stop, so Georges slugged the wicker basket he had with him a little closer.


    “Hello?” the accented Frenchman called, just making his presence known. His basket consisted of things from blankets to daggers to herbs, food goods, and knickknacks; assembled himself to aid him, because he was eager to meet some new faces.

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    The voice carrying through the desert was a foreign one to Petra's ears and is what drew the ivory queen towards the border. By the basket he carried, Petra drew the conclusion that he was here on friendlier terms and so she approached with a neutral expression. "Good Evening, traveler." she eventually spoke, sienna optics eyeing the male. "Where do you come from, and what brings you to the border of the Sanguine Ruins?" she did not yet introduce herself, allowing the stranger to bare himself first before they could commence with the niceties of name exchanging.

    TO THE DEAF STARS SHE SCREAMED: MAKE ME QUEEN OR I'LL MAKE YOU BLEED

    He’d been previously warned about this place; the Sanguine Ruins can be known for their somewhat prickly personalities, perhaps as a side effect of the desert itself, or a myth entirely. He need not be worried for he found himself plenty resilient — he liked to make judgements for himself. So far, the first person to greet him was smooth like ivory, looking upon him through watchful eyes and a contemplative mind. “Hello, Mademoiselle,” Georges meowed with a dip of his head, plenty happy to comply with her request. “My name is Georges Leblanc Midday, and I’ve come from the Tribe of Storms and Stars.” The words on his tongue were somewhat labored by misuse due to his inexperience with the English-Agrelosi language, but he made do. Pulling the basket forward a bit more, he presented it to Petra. “I’ve come bearing gifts! A little étudier tous les aspects on my part. I wished to come see this place myself,” he informed with a smile and wave of his feathery tail, implying his newness.

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    ✧ The foreign language makes Nadine want to scrunch her nose up out of pure dislike of not understanding it. She's fully aware that there's a lot of things in life that she doesn't quite have a grasp on, such as her own mental and emotional state, but social interaction was supposed to be her one saving grace. How can she manage that if she doesn't even understand what's being said? The best she can do in this situation is assume whatever he was talking about isn't vital to the topic.


    "Aww, aren't you the sweetest!" She gushes, having controlled her face before coming to stand next to Petra. The group at the boarder is one she knows in passing - a cute little tribe run by an itsy bitsy spider last she heard. Nadine's pretty sure Stone would be interested in whatever this little visit entails. Huh, maybe she should go visit her own ambassador clan since this has reminded her. "Thanks, Georges; 'm Nadine. How's the tribe going these days?"


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    Abbi knew of the Tribe for a number of reasons. Most recently, one of his siblings escaped their tragic family lines by staying in the meadow instead. Nothing he held against her - Saleos. If anything, he was jealous of the girl for getting away so easily. Even when he tried to run off, he didn't go far, the Veil sharing a border with the Ruins. And then there was the fact that Toxin, his grandmother, once lived in the Tribe. If he could recall correctly, Toxin was how he was related to Stone, her being the mother of both him and Lastbastion.


    He arrived shortly after Nadine, discarding the foreign language as quickly as it came. There was no point in wondering and dwelling when the knowledge would slip out of his mind in the moments following Georges' departure, "Yes, this is very kind of you," he agreed with the serval beside him, seating himself and intending to stick around until the Tribe member left.

    Stone had heard little from the Tribe since Hasseltii stepped down and someone by the name of Hesperidean had taken over. He had to admit that he wasn't particularly interested in the wellbeing of the Tribe all the time anymore-- not since most everyone who he had once lived with was gone. There were very few left that he even recognized in the bound meadow, and it was a disappointing feeling for him. He had been losing touch in his own clan, let alone in the clan he hadn't been a resident of since the middle of January. So the King's expression wasn't as warm as it had once been as he padded over to the member of the Tribe bearing gifts. "It's a pleasure to met you, Georges. Send the Tribe all of our well wishes," he greeted with a polite dip of his head.


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