Lelouch vi Britannia (
thekingsgambit) wrote2010-08-21 01:27 pm
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IC: Dreampostin~
[A small child fidgets with his shirt collar, waiting as politely as he can outside a door and holding a box with a piece of red ribbon tied loosely around.]
... She should be ready by now.
((Warning: Post contains graphic scenes. o/))
... She should be ready by now.
((Warning: Post contains graphic scenes. o/))
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[Spins away toward Cornelia for confirmation, but catches her foot on a rock and trips into the water.]
Eek!
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Euphie!
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[Frantically reaches out to grab her hand. And of course goes in the water with her.]
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And giggling because Lelouch, who is also sopping wet, looks completely ridiculous.]
Oh my. I'm sorry. Are you all right, Lelouch?
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A-Ah, I'm all right. You didn't hit any of the rocks, did you?
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[So she is allowing herself to be pulled out of the water.]
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It was my fault for confusing Euphie...
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Well, it's all right! We can try again another time, so I'll get to spend even more time playing with you. And— and maybe by then I'll have learned how to use the washing machines well enough that I can teach you after. Lelouch teaches me so much, I'd like to help him learn something too... even if it's only something small.
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W-Well, you always teach me things about animals that I never find in my books, like about their families and their favorite colors. So you don't have to worry about me being the only teacher all the time -- I mean, I'd like to hear about the washing machines too, when we see each other again.
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Are you two unhurt? Euphie? Lelouch— goodness, look at your knee. Come the rest of the way out of the water, the sun will dry you off.
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[Kisses her fingers and gently presses them against Lelouch's knee.]
Lelouch is too, right?
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Oh, Nunnally's flowers are ruined. Let me fix them!
[Starts to work.]
Okay, this rose should be over here, next to the white lilly, and this rose should go... there! Right above your tummy. That looks much better.
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I think they're all in place now, Euphie. But elder sister Cornelia and me have to do something really important. Will you be all right here?
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Then I'll see you later, Euphie.
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Lelouch pauses for a moment, checking the package under his arm. When he takes Cornelia's wrist this time, the pull is more urgent.]
Hurry, we're going to be late!
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...impossible dress.
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The doors open to the small reception halls at Aries, decorated with ribbons, flowers and balloons, tables and seating, coloured red, gold, white and black, and arranged in an atypical style that leaves no room for a dancefloor. As a result, the room feels immediately overcroweded by the hundreds of imperial family members, aristocrats and wait staff who are mingling over bars and buffets and the grand art displayed throughout the room.
At the direct center, nearly spotlit by a ten-foot crystal chandelier and donning a magnificent red gown, Lady Marianne stands in wait of her son and step-daughter; when she sees them, she eagerly waves them over to her. Though the crowd doesn't part -- though it, in fact, hasn't seemed to notice their arrival at all -- Cornelia and Lelouch move through it nonetheless unobstructed to stand before a beaming Marianne.]
Oh good, you're here! I was worried you'd be late and it wouldn't do to have the guest of honour miss a single moment of the party. Now, let me get a good look at you both— oh Cornelia, you look stunning; and my darling Lelouch, you're becoming a fine young gentleman, right before your mother's eyes.
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I told you we wouldn't be late, Mother. But I had to make sure everyone else was on schedule. Elder sister Cornelia kept worrying about the flowers.
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