Jojen Reed (
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driftfleet2016-07-03 10:38 pm
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001 greendream | video & action
Who: Jojen Reed & you
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: Marsiva
When: 7/3
[ The feed starts when deep green eyes open, they don't open to feel relieved or rested - they open with the same dark circles under them that Jojen Reed has had for far too long. The boy may have been asleep but he did not rest. In all honesty, he can't remember closing his eyes. It doesn't make him nervous, or at least it doesn't seem to, however. He's used to being so worn thin that blinking turns to rest. What the thirteen year old isn't used to is awakening in a room so odd looking, and on a bed he'd consider far more comfortable than any he's been on in a while.
The chill that reaches down and wraps around his bones is not one he is unused to either, but the coldness of the floor on his bare feet etches a languid frown in his features when they find the floor. He doesn't move for a long moment, simply observing his surroundings. ]
Meera? Bran?
[ His voice is quiet and cautious, almost like he doesn't actually want anyone to hear him. He isn't to die, not yet. Instead of pulling himself off the bunk, the boy glances down to the floor, observing its craftsmanship oddly but curious. Fear tinges somewhere deep under his skin, but he pushes it back, and instead reaches for his shoes - discarded by someone other than him - next to his bed. If he is going to be caught off-guard, he will not be doing it barefoot with the possibility of having to leave his shoes behind and trudge through snow again.
He just wants to go home. ]
Hello?
[ He isn't used to feeling like such a fish out of water, not when it comes to knowledge of the situation he's in. For someone who often looks aloof in even the most distressing situations, he looks young and confused. ]
Broadcast: Fleetwide
Action: Marsiva
When: 7/3
[ The feed starts when deep green eyes open, they don't open to feel relieved or rested - they open with the same dark circles under them that Jojen Reed has had for far too long. The boy may have been asleep but he did not rest. In all honesty, he can't remember closing his eyes. It doesn't make him nervous, or at least it doesn't seem to, however. He's used to being so worn thin that blinking turns to rest. What the thirteen year old isn't used to is awakening in a room so odd looking, and on a bed he'd consider far more comfortable than any he's been on in a while.
The chill that reaches down and wraps around his bones is not one he is unused to either, but the coldness of the floor on his bare feet etches a languid frown in his features when they find the floor. He doesn't move for a long moment, simply observing his surroundings. ]
Meera? Bran?
[ His voice is quiet and cautious, almost like he doesn't actually want anyone to hear him. He isn't to die, not yet. Instead of pulling himself off the bunk, the boy glances down to the floor, observing its craftsmanship oddly but curious. Fear tinges somewhere deep under his skin, but he pushes it back, and instead reaches for his shoes - discarded by someone other than him - next to his bed. If he is going to be caught off-guard, he will not be doing it barefoot with the possibility of having to leave his shoes behind and trudge through snow again.
He just wants to go home. ]
Hello?
[ He isn't used to feeling like such a fish out of water, not when it comes to knowledge of the situation he's in. For someone who often looks aloof in even the most distressing situations, he looks young and confused. ]

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My Lord. You are far from home. But any ally of my brother's is welcome. [ she must scrape together enough courage to say her own name. ] I am Sansa. Of House Stark. It is good to meet another Northerner.
I hope it's okay to assume he's had greendreams about her? I imagine he's had them about all her fam
[ He would recognise a Stark anywhere, with his dreams and his family's loyalty, the wolves are very familiar, and Jojen's eyes watch her through the feed with a soft kindness and quiet interest. Clearly she's been spying on what he's had to say, knowing he's both safe enough to share her name with and that he's an ally of her brother. ] Thank you, Lady Sansa. [ He tips his head in respect, and while his hand may have come up to rest over his heart for a moment, it goes unseen from the angle he's holding the communicator. ] I take it you've already learned my identity. [ There's a flicker of something on his tired face, whether it was amusement or something akin, it's gone quickly. ] It seems bright minds and resourcefulness runs in your family's blood.
It is good to meet you, in person, my lady. [ If this really qualifies... He can't help but think of how unsafe it is for her to be so close to her siblings, if only for the fact that he's aware there's a pretty price for wolves' heads. ] I've been far from home for a while.
it's ABSOLUTELY ok. c:
Bran speaks well of you and your lady sister, my lord. And I am grateful to you for all you've done for him. I should like to meet you again once you're no longer aboard the Marsiva.
Okay cool!
He has spoken highly of you as well, and my father of your entire family. [ The Reeds have been loyal to the Starks for long enough that it comes naturally to him, he finds them a likable family compared to most. ] Anything I can do for your family is my pleasure. Most say it, but few mean it, as I do. [ Bran is his friend. A good one at that. Her family has been good to his. ]
Of course, whenever that may be.
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If I have anything to ask of you, than it would only be the string of numbers assigned to you by your funny little device -- the one you're using to speak with me.
[ until she has that number, she cannot communicate privately with him. and she longs to do everything outside of the general purview of the fleet. perhaps the atroma and the audience would still hear their chat, but at least the other passengers wouldn't. ]
I can't believe Sansa asked jojen for his digits
[ Her request causes him to draw his attention away from her, eyeing the device to try to find what she's talking about. Give him a moment, he's smart enough to figure this out.
He clicks his tongue when he finds what she wants. Giving her a glance that seems like more of a silent question more than anything, if she is ready for him to read them to her, and after a second he'll read what he assumes is what she's looking for to her. ] Is that what you wished for, my lady?
#northernambitions
it only takes a moment for her to key his frequency into her device. the feed houses a little more static, and is less reliably stable, but at least it's private. although that doesn't afford her any extra relaxation. she looks as stiff as she did when she first answered his message.
he receives a text missive with her own frequency. ] And here are mine, should you need to reach me. [ ... ] Although Robb is here, and I imagine anything of import ought to be addressed to him foremost.
Jfc
He'll have to figure out what to do with them later. For now he'll just be committing them to memory, or trying to. He's settled for curiously noting the difference in the clarity. ]
Lord Robb Stark is here? [ ...strange. really strange. ] I will keep that in mind if anything of import arises.
Are you with the rest of your family?
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Forgive me, I meant no disrespect. [ Kings have killed for much less, but Robb wasn't Jojen's pursuit, and while he'd died a King in his mind, politics could make it dangerous to be in the opinion to think such. He had stilled in his thought, and has to blink a couple times reminding himself he is in the company of the loveliest Stark. ] It is good to hear the King in the North has his health, and most of his family, too. The youngest wolf isn't with you? Rickon?
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And then she did. [ ... ] Mayhaps your sister will come, too.
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[ The look he offers her is somehow kind despite not changing much from the one he was wearing previously. ] My sister is much like the Lady Arya, she lives through will alone. We often don't keep enough faith in the survival of the ones we love. We would get more sleep if we did.
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Has Bran told you stories of our Arya, then? [ and yet she stays curious. ]
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[ He adds more, feeling her curiosity and appreciating it for what it is - an interest in knowledge. ] I have heard stories of your family told to me my entire life. [ Through dreams and actual mouths. ]
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[ He pauses, a slight frown ghosting over his lips. ] You lost her; I'm sorry. I hear losing an animal companion can sometimes feel like losing a part of yourself.
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She's been gone for so long. [ ... ] But thank you for your sympathies, my lord. Not many days go by where I do not miss her.
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She played a large part in your life, I have no doubt that's normal.
[ No point in making her relive painful memories. ]
There are stories of my family too. [ Rude stories spread by the Freys. ] I don't believe every story, only what I truly see. The Princess Wolf [ He most definitely means of the North. ] does have the sounding of a great tale, though.
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[ robb might be a king. her other brothers, princes. but sansa is a creature tarnished. no wolf. no name. no home. ]
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[ She's different to Bran, but he finds her important as well, in this instance of time where they get to meet. ] Do you think wolves let other creatures tell them what they are and aren't? A wolf born, knows it's a wolf. [ A rose by any other name, yada yada. ]
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[ long after its pack is gone. ]
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[ For the wolf's pack is not gone, just far. And here? Closer than it has been in a long time. ] But in the end, what stares back in the reflection of even the dirtiest water would still be a wolf. Unless you know something I don't. [ Which... considering, it's a pretty hard feat. ]
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there remains a chasm -- one of her own creation. ] I know that in Westeros, there is no Sansa Stark.
[ -- in a sense. ]
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