Meisa Ineireb
First mention (by name): 8.06 RT
First appearance: 8.06 RT
Species: Human
Status: Alive
- Meisa
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| 8.06 RT | “Come in, Dame Meisa. Speak freely and I will give you what wisdom I have.” |
| 8.06 RT | “Dame Meisa, is this something I need hear? I would respect his vows under most circumstances. I trust your judgment.” |
| 8.06 RT | And it wasn’t even the Spring’s Warden who learned of Rabbiteater’s secret first. In fact, Dame Meisa had wavered for a good three hours before approaching her. |
| 8.06 RT | Dame Meisa, Ser Lloyd, and Ser Vitin all watched with varying expressions on their face. Talia moved away with her tray. Ser Solstice followed. |
| 8.06 RT | The other [Knights] who had not seen Ser Solstice glanced at Markus, Meisa, Lloyd, and Vitin. Lloyd bit his lip and nodded. Vitin was troubled, as was Meisa, who looked uncomfortable. |
| 8.06 RT | The other [Knights] who had not seen Ser Solstice glanced at Markus, Meisa, Lloyd, and Vitin. Lloyd bit his lip and nodded. Vitin was troubled, as was Meisa, who looked uncomfortable. |
| 8.06 RT | If Knight-Commander Calirn’s deliberations had ended one way, the Spring’s Warden had dismissed Dame Meisa before dinner far differently. |
| 8.06 RT | “Dame Meisa, do you believe Ser Solstice is a [Knight]?” |
| 8.06 RT | The older woman had waited. Meisa had shaken her head. |
| 8.06 RT | “I see. And I see your reasoning, Dame Meisa. But I rebuke you nonetheless.” |
| 8.06 RT | “It is right to fear a threat. It is unbecoming to gossip due to uncertainty, Dame Meisa. Which prompted your arrival here? Your realization of Ser Solstice’s danger to life and limb? Or your uncertainty of his nature?” |
| 8.06 RT | And the results of her conversation bore out in Rabbiteater’s rooms that night. Dame Meisa, looking a bit ashamed, Ser Markus, and Ser Lloyd, all of the Spring, sat and stared as Rabbiteater slowly removed his helmet. |
| 8.06 RT | Ser Vitin, also of the Summer, had not joined them. Nor Talia, obviously. But Meisa had suggested it, and so they had asked Rabbiteater. |
| 8.06 RT | The Hobgoblin was almost trembling as he put his helmet down. Meisa blinked. |
| 8.06 RT | Meisa looked…intrigued, guilty, and interested. She had liked hearing of Erin’s kindness, and how it had changed the Redfang five. |
| 8.06 RT | He looked at Rabbiteater. Meisa bit her lip and Ser Markus frowned. |
| 8.06 RT | Lloyd leaned in. Markus as well. Meisa listened as Rabbiteater tried to explain. |
| 8.06 RT | Ser Markus smiled. Lloyd sighed and Meisa rubbed at her shoulders. Rabbiteater tilted his head back and forth. |
| 8.06 RT | Rabbiteater grinned as he hefted the weird pole-weapon with the long catch. But he trained with an axe and shield and bested Ser Markus, Meisa, and three more Spring Knights in quick bouts. |
| 8.06 RT | Meisa finished speaking too late. She saw a cloud of dust. The Spring’s Warden reappeared, sword raised from the sweeping blow upwards. |
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