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Aug. 31st, 2009 08:16 am[Filter: Private, in Atsirian]
And so she returns, with less fanfare than expected.
It has been relatively quiet, but that's not such a surprise. It's obvious that she has her own tangles to work out. Faella has remained forthright with me, refusing to believe Karlesta's tales. I will not be so lucky with Melyndra, but it doesn't matter. I never wanted her trust or understanding. I simply wanted her gone.
If she is intelligent, she will find some way to reconcile Faella to what's happened. No doubt this will involve some chastisment ... pity it won't be public. After all, the people of Cleraine would be horrified to hear the truth. Many of them would feel the same as Faella, and that is the beginning of a disaster for her on the same scale as what Joseph and I came so near creating.
I wonder. Will Faella still agree that I am blameless, when her Prophet does not? It will be a pity to lose her, but it is something I ought to prepare for. Though ... really, I haven't lost much. Father Elliot is still there, and so far as I can tell no one suspects a thing of him.
That will never cease to be amusing.
And so she returns, with less fanfare than expected.
It has been relatively quiet, but that's not such a surprise. It's obvious that she has her own tangles to work out. Faella has remained forthright with me, refusing to believe Karlesta's tales. I will not be so lucky with Melyndra, but it doesn't matter. I never wanted her trust or understanding. I simply wanted her gone.
If she is intelligent, she will find some way to reconcile Faella to what's happened. No doubt this will involve some chastisment ... pity it won't be public. After all, the people of Cleraine would be horrified to hear the truth. Many of them would feel the same as Faella, and that is the beginning of a disaster for her on the same scale as what Joseph and I came so near creating.
I wonder. Will Faella still agree that I am blameless, when her Prophet does not? It will be a pity to lose her, but it is something I ought to prepare for. Though ... really, I haven't lost much. Father Elliot is still there, and so far as I can tell no one suspects a thing of him.
That will never cease to be amusing.
