Hearing Rookes Word Of Worry, Lucette Stopped And Looked Around, Acting Surprised When She Finally Notices

Hearing Rooke’s word of worry, Lucette stopped and looked around, acting surprised when she finally notices the multitude of fragile things around them. Well...that’s a problem.

“Hmm, You are right. Signora, may we move some of the more...priceless things out of the room?” Lucette asked. With a nod from the teacher, Lucette summoned in some Armada soldiers and commanded them to move the items out the room in Valencian, stepping back to let them work. Once everything was out, she dismissed them and turned back to Rooke with a large excited smile. 

“Much better, right? Perfect! Let’s begin.” 

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When General Rooke reports to Kane’s fortress and finds he has no duties to attend to for the day, he is relieved. It feels like ages since the heavy burden on his shoulders has been lifted. Despite the heavy armor situated on his frame, Rooke feels light as he heads indoors and takes a look around, wondering just what to do.

It dawns on the clockwork that he has no clue how to spend today, having not expecting being relieved of duty so soon. To make matters worse, he knew Kane was going to be busy dealing with other matters, Deacon was out getting information elsewhere, Bishop was deep in his studies, Queen was nowhere to be found, and Rooke rarely knew the whereabouts of Phule.

He finds a figure standing out from the crowd, making her way politely against all the clockworks and other affiliated dwellers. It is the Valencian Princess, Lucette. He is not very close with her but still considers her family, regardless of their few exchanges. He makes his way to her and is stumped on how to greet her properly in this situation.

“Hello, Princess.” He waves a gloved hand in front of himself. “Do you have any plans this evening?”

Guys...

I just had the greatest idea ever! What if...What if I add Baby Lucette to the list of characters you guys can roleplay with? Now, when I say “Baby Lucette” I don’t mean newborn, I mean Lucette from the ages 8-11. By the time she was 8, Kane had overthrown the unicorn monarchy and became king, thus making her the princess. So the settings won’t change but Lucette’s personality and attitude will be veeeery different. More innocent, child-like, and extremely curious. The absolute best way to get a good read of Baby Lucette is to read this: The Light Hidden in the Garden 

If you are interested, just reblog or tell me and I’d be happy to play the part.

(Little Red’s story and design will be dropped tonight.)

Lucette clapped her hands with glee as he agreed to her proposal. 

“Wonderful! Now come, Signora Braccia doesn’t like it when I am late, she makes me do extra stretches. And do not fear, I trust you wholeheartedly.” She reassures the giant, taking his enormous hand and tugging him with her to the other side of the palace/fortress where her classrooms are. Opening the door to the dance studio, she gave a quick curtesy to the white unicorn that stared disapprovingly down at the princess.

“Good morning, Signora Braccia. I do apologize for my almost tardiness but I have gained myself a dance partner for today.” She said, showing off Rooke to her stern teacher. She smirked as the unicorn snorted, gave a small bow to the War Marshall and informed the two that they will be practicing the Galliard today. A very athletic dance with  lots of leaps, jumps, and hops. This was going to be fun. For her, at least.

@kingarise reblogged for a starter from: Rooke!

When General Rooke reports to Kane’s fortress and finds he has no duties to attend to for the day, he is relieved. It feels like ages since the heavy burden on his shoulders has been lifted. Despite the heavy armor situated on his frame, Rooke feels light as he heads indoors and takes a look around, wondering just what to do.

It dawns on the clockwork that he has no clue how to spend today, having not expecting being relieved of duty so soon. To make matters worse, he knew Kane was going to be busy dealing with other matters, Deacon was out getting information elsewhere, Bishop was deep in his studies, Queen was nowhere to be found, and Rooke rarely knew the whereabouts of Phule.

He finds a figure standing out from the crowd, making her way politely against all the clockworks and other affiliated dwellers. It is the Valencian Princess, Lucette. He is not very close with her but still considers her family, regardless of their few exchanges. He makes his way to her and is stumped on how to greet her properly in this situation.

“Hello, Princess.” He waves a gloved hand in front of himself. “Do you have any plans this evening?”

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Lucette stared with horror at the torn leg before growling lowly at Talia. Why does her stupid Uncle create and tolerate such needlessly destructive clockworks?! By the time the pirate gets here, more than half of their forces will be gone because of these knaves! Lucette quietly swallowed her anger and answered the question.

“You do know that the word content has more than one meaning, do you not?”

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“Did you see the actual tale itself or something that reminds you of it? And how are you certain that you will not be forgotten?”

She asked in her royal tone used in meetings or at Court. She tilted her head in curiosity when the clockwork started scribbling something on the notepad. She had noticed it earlier but never commented on it out of concern of more important things.

“And may I ask why you carry that around and under your hat of all places?”

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Talia made a motion with her head, clearly an eyeroll if she had eyes.

She stood up and walked over to a red and yellow flower and squatted down to it, staring at it.

“I’ve been around longer than you could ever imagine. I was a last minute adjustment to a simple record keeping bot.”

Talia sat down on the ground, crossinf her legs.

“I’ve seen far much and been apart of far much more than you could imagine. Far much more than any stormy any wrinkle on a old dog’s face could tell.”

Talia looked back to Lucette.

“Oh. And bots don’t have pockets. Usually.”

She paused again.

“…and Rooke taught me to.”