Richard, King of Windor (
ledbythewind) wrote2011-05-15 11:57 pm
Entry tags:
[Action]
[It's late in the afternoon when Richard awakens in the middle of the forest, clad only in the pair of white pants given to all New Feathers when they arrive. As if that weren't bad enough, it's currently raining, and he's disoriented and confused and why does his back hurt and where is he? There's something strangely familiar about this situation, though. He feels like it's happened before, but his memories are fuzzy and he can't seem to remember anything beyond... beyond...
And then, very slowly, like water trickling through a crack, it begins to come back to him. He's been here before. Twice, in fact, over a year in total, and Asbel and the others are here as well. He needs to find them.
So he'll be making his way through the forest - he remembers enough to follow the river, at least - to the village, feeling decidedly uncomfortable at exposing so much skin (he's royalty, this isn't proper, even if he's done it here before) and spending a few confused moments trying to remember where the clothing store is so that he can retrieve his own clothes.
That accomplished, he sets out for the house... only to realize that he can't remember which house it is. With only a vague memory to guide him, he wanders the streets until one house feels more familiar than the others. Let's just hope he's got this right.
And so it is that Richard opens the door to House 28, soaking wet and still trying to remember everything, but glad to be home.]
And then, very slowly, like water trickling through a crack, it begins to come back to him. He's been here before. Twice, in fact, over a year in total, and Asbel and the others are here as well. He needs to find them.
So he'll be making his way through the forest - he remembers enough to follow the river, at least - to the village, feeling decidedly uncomfortable at exposing so much skin (he's royalty, this isn't proper, even if he's done it here before) and spending a few confused moments trying to remember where the clothing store is so that he can retrieve his own clothes.
That accomplished, he sets out for the house... only to realize that he can't remember which house it is. With only a vague memory to guide him, he wanders the streets until one house feels more familiar than the others. Let's just hope he's got this right.
And so it is that Richard opens the door to House 28, soaking wet and still trying to remember everything, but glad to be home.]

no subject
...looking a little lost, in fact. What is he doing around House 53?]
Richard?
no subject
At last his eyes fall upon Leo, and he hesitates, trying to recall the name. He knows he's talked to this boy before, remembers the face, but he's having trouble attaching the name to the face.]
... that's right. And you are... Leo?
[There we go. He hopes that's the right name.]
no subject
That's my name. Are you looking for something?
no subject
[... what number was it again? He can't remember. Damn.]
no subject
Do you remember who you're looking for?
no subject
no subject
No, not at all. [He lifts his own journal that he has with him and points, with the hand still holding the watering can.] Would you like me to ask?
no subject
[ ... but it's also kind of embarrassing to be wandering around like a lost puppy.]
no subject
no subject
no subject
Didn't you return with your own journal?
no subject
[But he pulls out his journal to show that he does in fact have it with him.]
no subject
...your friend really doesn't know how to pick up ringing journals, Richard. Leo looks up after a few more fruitless ringing.]
He doesn't seem to be answering.
no subject
I wouldn't be surprised if he'd gone off somewhere and forgotten to take it with him. I'm sorry, perhaps I should handle this myself...
no subject
How would you do that? You said that your memory of this place was still returning, after all.
no subject
I'm sure I could figure it out after enough attempts, though said attempts might involve accidental broadcasts to the entire village.
no subject
You might get a few disgruntled replies.
no subject
no subject
no subject
[He's quiet for a moment, gazing off into the woods.]
... I suppose I'll try to settle back in as best I can. That's the only thing I can do.
no subject
no subject
no subject
Although to be honest, I meant to ask how you planned to get home.
no subject
no subject
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)
(no subject)