The invitations were sent out to nearly every member of Horde Society, from the interns of the Royal Library to the head of the AAMS and everyone in between. By the sheer velocity of invitations one might surmise that it was going to be quite the social event.
Trenetir Moradinel and Irilin Duskwhisper
Cordially request the pleasure of your company
At their wedding celebration
Saturday, March the fifteenth at five bells in the evening
Nagrand, Outland
Ceremony to be officiated by Liore Bloodwing
Reception to follow.
Trenetir sat awake, careful not to wake Irilin as he stared at the invitation. The light from the single lamp was no longer a risk to rouse him from his sleep. Trenetir's breath's were slow and measured as his bright green gaze read and re-read the invitations. He ran his hand over the embossed script, losing himself in a memory.
He was smiling. How could he not be? Everything was going to be different. He dressed with purpose, knowing that his life would never be the same. Spurned by his father, filled with his mother's bitterness and his brother's ambivalence, none of it would matter, now that he was wed to Isamin.
They were set to depart on a trip, away from the city, time just for them.
His eyes flashed red; neither from blood nor from the actions of others, but from the words of one.
"She isn't coming."
"You mean she's running late?" He countered. It was just like her. She was a perfectionist. He could picture her now, fussing over ribbons and lace.
"No. she's not coming." Merithel said again, his features betraying the bad news of which he bore.
The look on Trenetir's face was one of shock, of disbelief, of disappointment. He opened his mouth to speak, "W...w...why?" His voice cracked with emotion.
"She was found dead this morning." Meri's face was pale, the news still clutched tightly in his hand.
The words struck the air from his lungs then just as they did now, causing him to inhale audibly. It took him a while to realize where he was, not lost in a memory, but at home, in the cell of a room that he now shared with Irilin.
The more recent memory of almost losing Irilin threatened to overtake him as he sat there. There was no reason to be worried. Things had changed. he had changed.
With one last look at the invitation, Trenetir leaned over, kissing Irilin on the cheek as he slept before faling back to sleep. His thoughts were not of vengeance or of revenge, but of the possibilities of the future.
Trenetir Moradinel and Irilin Duskwhisper
Cordially request the pleasure of your company
At their wedding celebration
Saturday, March the fifteenth at five bells in the evening
Nagrand, Outland
Ceremony to be officiated by Liore Bloodwing
Reception to follow.
Trenetir sat awake, careful not to wake Irilin as he stared at the invitation. The light from the single lamp was no longer a risk to rouse him from his sleep. Trenetir's breath's were slow and measured as his bright green gaze read and re-read the invitations. He ran his hand over the embossed script, losing himself in a memory.
He was smiling. How could he not be? Everything was going to be different. He dressed with purpose, knowing that his life would never be the same. Spurned by his father, filled with his mother's bitterness and his brother's ambivalence, none of it would matter, now that he was wed to Isamin.
They were set to depart on a trip, away from the city, time just for them.
His eyes flashed red; neither from blood nor from the actions of others, but from the words of one.
"She isn't coming."
"You mean she's running late?" He countered. It was just like her. She was a perfectionist. He could picture her now, fussing over ribbons and lace.
"No. she's not coming." Merithel said again, his features betraying the bad news of which he bore.
The look on Trenetir's face was one of shock, of disbelief, of disappointment. He opened his mouth to speak, "W...w...why?" His voice cracked with emotion.
"She was found dead this morning." Meri's face was pale, the news still clutched tightly in his hand.
The words struck the air from his lungs then just as they did now, causing him to inhale audibly. It took him a while to realize where he was, not lost in a memory, but at home, in the cell of a room that he now shared with Irilin.
The more recent memory of almost losing Irilin threatened to overtake him as he sat there. There was no reason to be worried. Things had changed. he had changed.
With one last look at the invitation, Trenetir leaned over, kissing Irilin on the cheek as he slept before faling back to sleep. His thoughts were not of vengeance or of revenge, but of the possibilities of the future.