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"Now, now. It is unbecoming of a member of the Kingsguard to shirk his duty on a whim," Rouen called out to Cleo.

He was walking down the corridor to the feasting chambers when he caught sight of the young Kingsguard's figure.

He wore a brown and blue garb which was at the very limit of acceptable fashion for any member of the upper nobility. His brown hair was straight and his chin was clean-shaven. He actually took the time to groom himself in the morning for the day's festivities.

There was a tired expression on his face. When the rain departed last night it left him depleted.

Rouen took another sip from his flask. The numbing agent and fruit-alcohol worked its way through him.

He looked at the young man in front of him. The newest member of the Kingsguard. Someone who was very clearly skilled at what he did. Someone who had not climbed but shot through the social ladder. Someone who in Rouen's opinion needed to have some lessons beat into his skull.

"Cleo Vauch, know that being a Kingsguard Knight means that you are expected to behave as your title states. However, if you continue to behave like a street urchin then know that you will continue to be treated like one. Do you understand boy?" he said.

Excellent! Now the question remains. What will the royal chef be serving for the banquet?
@ViolentViolet@Kafka Komedy

Np! We are all eagerly awaiting. In the meantime I will be finishing up writing Rouen's analysis on the Wolfman known as Shep Lupus.
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True, maybe the king is impressed with Hero's performance in the brawl and cordially asks him to help arrest a slaver in a nearby village. The king would use this as a test to see how hero pars in real conflict.
In fact Im thinking of writing up character impressions for Rouen. A short blurb on what Rouen knows of for each character and what he thinks of them.

I've seen it get pretty popular on another rp and it is just another outlet to stave off the wait.
And now I think we are all waiting on Violet to wrap up the next day so we can continue heh. In the meantime I'll happily keep brainstorming in the OOC.
It depends on whether Sam is a member of the Kingsguard or simply a skilled warrior in service to the king.

Either way Sam's response depends on how you believe he will act during the feast. Maybe he is trying to outwardly demonstrate that he is enjoying the feast but is internally struggling to control his killing urge.

Maybe it had been a while since he killed and he has been going through a heavy withdrawal. He continues to struggle as the fight between Cleo and Hero begins.

Finally as the feast ends, the king secretlyy calls Sam to his side. He tells Sam to tag along with Cleo and Hero. As soon as they arrest the slaver, he wants Sam to kill him and make it very obvious that the slaver died from the King's justice to the townfolk. He wants to invoke memories of what happened at the village of Rung with this execution. If they fail to arrest the slaver, Sam is to take whatever is necessary to eliminate the slaver.

The King's goal is to brutally and forcefully remind people of what happens to those who don't comply with justice, and to demonstrate to the Kingsguard's two newest members what they are expected to do.

That is how I see it anyway. Kingsguard or not, I see Sam as the King's personal hitman.
It should be entertaining to watch it happen. Maybe Hero's tenacity during the fight will impress the King.

Maybe the King will even be impressed enough to grant Hero a favor. Hero will ask to become one of the Kingsguard.

Cue sudden whisperings and murmurs among the crowd. Cleo is outraged. Jaime gets alerted and tells the royal chef that the Kingsguard isn't for everyone and that only the best warriors can join. Rouen sips from his flask and looks on amused.

The King ponders and thoughtfully states that he will consider Hero's request. He will send Hero on a mission to stop slavers in one of the nearby town. This causes Jaime and Cleo to protest. Rouen suddenly frowns. (Maybe he has his Veiled Men doing something sinister in that town)

Hero accepts and the King says he will step off the next day with Cleo. CLeo is fuming at this point, but the King shuts him up saying that he serves the King's will and not his own.

And the next day we are all set to have everyone in the rp enter the town to arrest or kill the slaver.

The fallen are coming to undermine the kingdom's credibility with its people. Lupus and his merry band just want to stop the slavers. Hero sets off to arrest the slaver and achieve his dream while Cleo tags along angry and reluctant.

And all in the meantime Rouen sends out a message from the castle to one of his operatives in the town. Maybe he is doing something secret to stop the slavers.

Or maybe he is not. Questions, questions.
Heh, I was thinking that spoony disappears and the royal chef gets wind that a special slime pudding dessert was going to be served.

Royal chef thinks somebody killed and cooked spoony when she actually got distracted by the festivities. She is in fact wandering among the feat watching people dance and have fun.

He walks in to the feast area in a panic to see Cleo Vauch lift his spoon to dig into the pudding.

Royal chef panics and tackles Cleo. CLeo is pissed off and throws down the gauntlet. Jaime and the king egg them on to fight drunkenly while Rouen watches in amusement. Princess viola tries to stop them from fighting while prince quay sulks away. Spoony watches in horror. The crowd gathers up in a circle to create an arena for the two fighters.
For the next day I think King Volarian (Alarieth) should hold a feast to celebrate Jaime's (Violentviolet) recent battle. It will give an opportunity for everyone to be at the same spot to include the King's family, Kingsguard, and the royal chef.

Imagine the shenanigans and possibilites that could happen. You will have prince quay angry that he can't leave. Jaime is celebrating his victory. Rouen having to converse with the king despite hating him.

Maybe the royal chef's friend mysteriously goes missing and he overhears that there is slime pudding for dessert. Cue a duel between the royal chef and the Kingsguard, in the feast room.
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