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Ask Me Anything!
- In your subject line or toplevel, post something for others to ask your character about.
- Examples could be "I am a Starfleet Captain", or "I fought dinosaurs on Isla Nublar", or "I am on a quest of vengeance in 1657 Japan."
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- Honesty is optional. :3
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[ She will not divulge the taboos Morgan broke with her drive to claim and preserve a Britain for the Mystics that create her and the Fairy Kingdom. No. But it shouldn't matter. Her grudge lives on her. But it doesn't mean is only directed at Artoria. Artoria is a puppet of Fate. Although she appreciates she had the sense to rebel against it as brief it is. She always respects those who stand against that unfairness. The Human Order is her true enemy. Artoria was just on the way, an unwitting pawn of a grander board. Hers and her version of Camelot.
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Though those feelings are complicated. It is easier to focus on one side out of the three. Morgan sincerely loved Artoria as a sister and raised her children to be faithful knights; Vivian cherished the girl as her own daughter and blessed her with weapons; and Fata Morgana hated her as her fiercest nemesis and became a curse to destroy her. ]
She gave me her mission to preserve Britain despite being a previous generation. The land I come from has been dominated by fairies for thousands of years, even before I conquered and united the six clans of Britain. It is not human history, Artoria.
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But she cannot bring herself to hate her for that. She doesn't think she ever could. They were sisters, once. They cared for one another. And even with the two of them locked at odds, it is not something she can outright condemn her for. ]
So a Britain without me, then.
[ Her Britain was human. Not fairy. ]
A Britain where my Camelot is never born.
[ She sounds wistful more than anything. ]
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[ Morgan corrects her, eyes narrowed into slits. She wants to hate that country pumpkin, but truly she pities her even more than she does to her human sister. After giving her the option to live as her subject, she went to the bells of her own destruction without knowing her true purpose and fate. Another silly, naive Avalon Le Fae, exactly as Morgan used to be.
A very twisted sense of irony to model her next generation with Artoria's name and likeness. ]
Perhaps not. But my Camelot's white walls are still beautiful.
[ She proclaims with pride. Vivian is still a part of Morgan, and she helped to build that as a whole, not just destroy it. Who supplied the weapons to those knights? It is the same. It means it will inevitably rebuild that somewhere else. ]
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...I hope she's happy.
[ Not "I". For that Arturia is another person entirely, isn't she? ]
Given a chance, I would like to see your Camelot, I think. If only to see it with my own eyes. I've known the work of fairies before; I have been blessed by them with gifts.
[ The sword. The scabbard. The lance. She knows them all. ]
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She has found trusted companions.
[ Morgan mentions. She is not alone. Happiness or sadness will result from her future choices if she continues her pilgrimage. She is, at least, not a distant monarch, carrying the weight of the kingdom, although she shoulders other types of hopes on hers. No, it is Morgan who takes up that role.
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Such words surprise her. They are not entirely unwelcomed— But still, her expression becomes less guarded. The aloofness remains, but her voice has a softer, wistful inflection. ]
I will welcome any visitor who wishes to travel to my kingdom. [ She starts with a nod. ] You must be prudent. I— Vivian gave you those gifts, but not all fairies are as selflessly generous. If you visit, under no circumstances accept the chalice of the Wind Clan leader, as beautiful and kind as she appears. Do you understand me?
[ It is not concerned. She has to be Artoria's enemy, but it does not mean she tolerates deception like this. That is one of the main differences from her more chaotic counterpart in Proper Human History. She knows if the King of Knights visits, there will be a commotion to take away the spotlight of Britain's darling: Lady Aurora. Aurora, a fairy whose purpose is to be the "most beloved, most beautiful" does not tolerate being overshadowed.
It will be easy to poison Artoria and frame the queen as she always does. ]
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...I understand. I will be on my guard, should I ever find a chance to visit your England. Your Camelot. You need not fear for my own safety - I still managed to hold the throne for almost twenty years, did I not?
[ She's not a babe in the woods, she means to say. ]
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[ She knows those vile faeries very well. She sighs as she hears that declaration. And who succeeded to sow discord but a fairy among humans? In a way, her counterpart had been driven by the same irrational fulfillment of a "purpose" that does not mind destroying the future. She sympathizes with her rage, yet that undid Vivian's efforts and sped the departure of the Mystics. ]
Among humans. [ Morgan stresses. Humans wanted an ideal ruler, not the fae who slain that kind of monarch on his coronation day. A misfortunate day she will never forget nor forgive. ] They are greedy and power-hungry, but even in their egos, they can reflect on the past and plan for the future. [ A capacity to "grow" most of the fae lack. They are, with a few exceptions, manifested whole and remain stagnant for their existence. ]
Most of my subjects only care about the present and will act accordingly. They may conduct themselves as courtiers for their own amusement and fear of my retaliation but do not forget fairies are forces of nature.
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[ Nor they with each other, come to think of it. She listens to the warnings, though, expression thoughtful. ]
They may be forces of nature - but I am a force myself. Part dragon, at least, and able to hold my own. I will be careful, though. I have no wish to bring violence and disruption into my hostess's home.
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[ She assures civility is possible in these terms. It is an unspoken soft spot of hers to receive visitors who might remember her kingdom. ]
Yes, I do remember that. [ Her eyebrow twitches as she considers another issue. How will Tam Lin Lancelot take this meeting? The draconic fairy is Albion's remnant. It would be safer to assign Tam Lin Gawain as a guide. ]
I... appreciate that.
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[ Well, not here anyway. ]
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[ If only were so simple. Nevertheless, Morgan can overlook this for now. In deference on the side of her that is Vivian. ]
May you find rest in Avalon soon, Artoria.
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[ She bows. ]
Thank you, Morgan.