Teja son of Tagila (
ostro_goth) wrote2011-03-16 09:31 pm
OOM: Taking Sameth to Gotland again
Teja is in the forge, gathering a few things he is meaning to take to Gotland and show to Aligern -- for Adalgoth had told him that he would come to see them, soon.
It would, of course, be cheating history -- but then, Teja would gladly give his people any reasonable help he may.
No fire-arms, of course.
And then, of course, in the end, all his aid might result in could just as well be the development of the famous Ulberht swords that Teja has read about...
It would, of course, be cheating history -- but then, Teja would gladly give his people any reasonable help he may.
No fire-arms, of course.
And then, of course, in the end, all his aid might result in could just as well be the development of the famous Ulberht swords that Teja has read about...
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He can take care of the cats!
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He's a big shaggy dog, a descendant of the alpine mountain dog that Gotho walked through all of Italy with.
"Hilde, you can fetch the men now," Gotho says. "And Ursula, you can fill the golden cup -- but carefully. Athalwin, put that wooden sword away, thank you!"
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"Have you known the king long?" Gotho asks him; she has no idea where an apprentice for Teja might come from, in his strange afterlife.
"Are you dead, also?"
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He pets the cats as he tries to think of a good way to explain things.
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Little Ursula ceremoniously walks over and offers the golden cup to Teja.
He thanks her, takes it, and drinks.
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Isis, comfortable in Sameth's lap, won't get up, so he has to stay in the chair that he's already sitting in. Wachis ends up on one side of him, Aligern on the othe.
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Teja, oddly enough, ends up buttering bread for several of the smaller children.
Then, Gotho says thanks to the deities of nature that feed mankind and all their children, Aligern says a toast before drinking the first sip of his wine, and then they all eat and drink.
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"Forge-work is hungry work, and one must feed the apprentices, so they grow big and strong."
The cats are picking up crumbs; they like the bread and meat of the humans' table.
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He's a growing man so he's glad to take more and gives the cats a few pieces of things they don't have to reach for.
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Since whenever his door appears he's going to go through and not know when or if he'll come back.
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Surely, an apprentice in a forge has a place where a cat might live?
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"I have other duties that might call me away."
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"What are these?" Wachis asks.
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