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pisum_sativum) wrote2012-09-10 10:46 pm
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There is a certain herb, deep in the wood, with leaves so dark and glossy that the dew forms on them the first of all the forest's greenery, and of such virtue that if the dew be collected therefrom and drunk or bathed in, it is wondrously refreshing to the heart and spirit.
Collecting the dew is a painstaking task: it must be done after midnight and before dawn, drop by drop, and stored in acorn cups until ready to use.
The Queen has people to do such things.
Collecting the dew is a painstaking task: it must be done after midnight and before dawn, drop by drop, and stored in acorn cups until ready to use.
The Queen has people to do such things.
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"Just so. Magic burns strong there, and with our Lady's will to guide you all I have no doubt you shall find it."
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-- of course she's been there all along.
"Ah, there she speaks at last," he says pleasantly. "Give you good even, Moth."
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"Send us on, sirrah. We'll find him for the Queen."
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If Moth knows where they're going already ... well.
This may be a merry night after all.