~Everything that is, that was and that will be~
Posted: Thu Sep 06, 2007 3:36 pm
((closed rp))
Since weeks already there was always the same figure seen in the library of Trolls Bane. Each and every day. Some people say, that not even during the war with Caelum the hooded figure had moved from its table that was covered in several books and lose parchments with notes or strange drawings. Sometimes even, they say, she fell asleep right there when the night was coming in.
The figure itself was of frail frame and most of the time wore her dark violet colored cloak that in the shadows easily could have been mistaken with black. Underneath one could have seen the very young face of a woman whose sea-like eyes were studying each and every line of the heavy tomes in front of her.
And this woman was Juliette del Attilia.
It was the night of the 4th of Findos as Juliette leaned back against the backrest of the chair and seemed to sigh, though inaudible. She rubbed over her eyes that had slight dark circles thereunder. The candle flames flickered a little at her movements and Juliette watched the changing shadows at the wall. She was glad that the librarian had allowed her to stay overnight to do her research. It would take ages if she only had been able to access the library at day. It already took ages this way as well.
She removed the hood from her cloak that she had not yet taken off since the last person had left the building. She has been too lost in the books. But now her concentration faded and her body was literally aching for sleep. Juliette felt like she had a hangover. “Intoxicated by knowledge”, she thought and smiled faintly to herself. The candles that had now burned for so long every night were dangerously close to dying.
Getting a grip on herself again, Juliette forced herself once more over the tome and turned its frail page. A few moments of perfect silence, only disturbed by her slow breathing, settled. Then Juliette froze. And in the very next second she held onto the book and leaned in closer, as if the book could suddenly decide to run away or the words might change if she wouldn’t be attentive enough. Her heart was racing. Her eyes sparkled as she read once more through the lines, chasing away the tiredness that they had told of before. The excitement brought back her concentration.
Oh how stupid she has been! She has been on the wrong track all the way down! This was the missing puzzle she had been looking for. Finally. Finally this brought some answers to all her questions.
Juliette chuckled inaudible as she hastily wrote down some notes. Silas Farron had been right, without knowing it. She would have to tell him soon about this, although she wasn’t sure if he in his current situation would find enough time to spent attention to her discovery. But it wouldn’t matter.
A smile came across her lips as she finished the last few words of her note.
… everything that is, that was and that will be.
Since weeks already there was always the same figure seen in the library of Trolls Bane. Each and every day. Some people say, that not even during the war with Caelum the hooded figure had moved from its table that was covered in several books and lose parchments with notes or strange drawings. Sometimes even, they say, she fell asleep right there when the night was coming in.
The figure itself was of frail frame and most of the time wore her dark violet colored cloak that in the shadows easily could have been mistaken with black. Underneath one could have seen the very young face of a woman whose sea-like eyes were studying each and every line of the heavy tomes in front of her.
And this woman was Juliette del Attilia.
It was the night of the 4th of Findos as Juliette leaned back against the backrest of the chair and seemed to sigh, though inaudible. She rubbed over her eyes that had slight dark circles thereunder. The candle flames flickered a little at her movements and Juliette watched the changing shadows at the wall. She was glad that the librarian had allowed her to stay overnight to do her research. It would take ages if she only had been able to access the library at day. It already took ages this way as well.
She removed the hood from her cloak that she had not yet taken off since the last person had left the building. She has been too lost in the books. But now her concentration faded and her body was literally aching for sleep. Juliette felt like she had a hangover. “Intoxicated by knowledge”, she thought and smiled faintly to herself. The candles that had now burned for so long every night were dangerously close to dying.
Getting a grip on herself again, Juliette forced herself once more over the tome and turned its frail page. A few moments of perfect silence, only disturbed by her slow breathing, settled. Then Juliette froze. And in the very next second she held onto the book and leaned in closer, as if the book could suddenly decide to run away or the words might change if she wouldn’t be attentive enough. Her heart was racing. Her eyes sparkled as she read once more through the lines, chasing away the tiredness that they had told of before. The excitement brought back her concentration.
Oh how stupid she has been! She has been on the wrong track all the way down! This was the missing puzzle she had been looking for. Finally. Finally this brought some answers to all her questions.
Juliette chuckled inaudible as she hastily wrote down some notes. Silas Farron had been right, without knowing it. She would have to tell him soon about this, although she wasn’t sure if he in his current situation would find enough time to spent attention to her discovery. But it wouldn’t matter.
A smile came across her lips as she finished the last few words of her note.
… everything that is, that was and that will be.