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Entry tags:
- altair ibn la-ahad,
- augustus sinclair (panem),
- cassandra marko,
- china sorrows,
- daryl dixon,
- derek souza (panem),
- ellis,
- event: crowning,
- felicity yoshida,
- firo prochainezo,
- james sunderland,
- karkat vantas,
- leonidas cora,
- luna,
- meulin leijon (panem),
- phi,
- phillip gray,
- quintus falxvale,
- sigma klim,
- the psiioniic,
- the signless,
- wesker,
- ✘ cullen rutherford,
- ✘ maxwell trevelyan,
- ✘ ruffnut thorston
The Crowning of Cullen Rutherford
Who| Everyone who's anyone.
What| The Crowning of Cullen Rutherford.
Where| The new Rutherford Castle.
When| Friday, late afternoon into the evening.
Notes| This event is mandatory for all Tributes to attend. Even if you do not tag in, your character will attend this party. Peacekeepers will be on high alert, so no funny business.
WARNINGS| Please warn appropriately in headers.
The crowning ceremony takes place in an approximation of Skyhold, a large fortress with a castle with a sweeping main hall, gardens, and two levels of courtyard. Flags and banners hang everywhere, some with heraldry of the Inquisition, some with the heraldry of the Templar Order, a nod to Cullen's old days as a Templar. And of course, just as prominent everywhere you look is the seal of the Capitol. Just in case anyone forgot where they were.
The medieval fashion (or as close of approximation to medieval as the Capitol as gotten) that had come in with the 13th arena is back in full swing. There's plenty of fake armor to be seen, and foam swords resting on Capitolite hips. Sweeping ballgowns can be spotted as well, and a few more savvy people seem to have come dressed in a strange red and gold uniform. The avoxes do their best to blend in to the environment with drab brown peasant outfits.
In the main hall, tables filled with medieval food have been set up on both sides of the walls, filled with approximations of medieval food--As far as the Capitolites are concerned, that means normal food, but with a tendency for venison and large turkey legs. There are even dainty little cakes for dessert. Along the walls, above the food tables, hang multiple pictures. Featuring in this galley are every native of Thedas that had come to Panem at one point or another, all of them dressed in dour blacks of funeral wear, save the four remaining Thedasians. But of course, there are plenty of pictures of the Victor, starting with Cullen has a chubby blond child, going into him as an awkward young Templar (there's even a picture of him talking to a woman that the title identifies as Warden Amell), going through unfortunate hair cuts, and of course, various pictures of him in Panem, capturing a variety of touching and painful moments.
It all culminates when you get to the end of the hall, where there rests a massive throne just for Cullen. And behind it, the largest picture of them all, a massive portrait of Cullen. Adella stands next to him, holding an infant in her arms. Maxwell and Tabris are, for some reason, also featured in this family portrait, and you have to wonder if the artist in question didn't perhaps ship the ever popular Maxullen, because Maxwell's hand was looking awfully chummy on Cullen's shoulder.
The bottom courtyard has been set up with stalls, where you can buy foam swords and shields, little mabari plushes, and even a lion helmet. There's also little wedding toppers, shaped just like Cullen and Adella, and framed pictures of most of the art that hangs in the main hall. The nearby stables have been stocked with a variety of mounts, from the standard horses to more exotic harts, a strange dragon-like creature, and...no one is really sure what this is, but it...looks interesting?
In the upper courtyard, there's the Herald's Rest, a real, rustic tavern, with a woman playing a guitar and singing various songs. All the songs seem to revolve around how great the Capitol is, which kind of offsets the mood, but it's the thought that counts, right? It doesn't help that the bar has been outfitted to serve all kinds of modern drinks, but who wants plain ale, anyway? Outside of the tavern is a practice ring, where people can put to use their fake swords and shields, either trying to maul each other, or a target. Several peacekeepers offset the aesthetic feel in uncompromising white, carefully watching all participants to make sure that everyone is playing nicely.
If everything is just a little too busy for you, the garden is left in quiet peace. A woman dressed in red and white robes will occasionally begin speaking, extolling the virtues of the Capitol, and President Snow in a lengthy monologue.
There are a few actors wandering around, appearing as various people who have made an impact on Cullen's life. There's the mysterious Warden Amell, a man in full armor, and a woman dressed similarly. These two will wander around, swords in hand, ready to smack anyone with foam swords and accuse them of being blood mages. One actress is dressed like a certain Marian Hawke who had at one time been a tribute. She darts around the fortress, stopping people and regaling them with highly exaggerated tales of things that Cullen has supposedly done. There's even a few creatures running around that people may recognize from the last arena, such as the tastefully almost-nude desire demon that will occasionally try to sidle up to people--usually to be driven off by one of the people in armor.
There's one more addition to the party--dogs! A very specific kind of dog. Several dogs simply wander around Skyhold, trying to steal people's food and begging for attention. Next to the throne are four particularly handsome ones, each one with a collar baring the name of one of the four Thedasians left.
If wandering around Skyhold and competing with swords leaves you dry-mouthed, you're in luck! Dotted around the area are fountains that all pour a strange, bright blue punch. Listen closely, because the fountain seems to be humming a strange tune. If you have a careful eye, you might even find the one that has red punch pouring out if it, humming an oddly sinister tune.
Well, what harm could there be in going ahead and trying it out anyway?
What| The Crowning of Cullen Rutherford.
Where| The new Rutherford Castle.
When| Friday, late afternoon into the evening.
Notes| This event is mandatory for all Tributes to attend. Even if you do not tag in, your character will attend this party. Peacekeepers will be on high alert, so no funny business.
WARNINGS| Please warn appropriately in headers.
The crowning ceremony takes place in an approximation of Skyhold, a large fortress with a castle with a sweeping main hall, gardens, and two levels of courtyard. Flags and banners hang everywhere, some with heraldry of the Inquisition, some with the heraldry of the Templar Order, a nod to Cullen's old days as a Templar. And of course, just as prominent everywhere you look is the seal of the Capitol. Just in case anyone forgot where they were.
The medieval fashion (or as close of approximation to medieval as the Capitol as gotten) that had come in with the 13th arena is back in full swing. There's plenty of fake armor to be seen, and foam swords resting on Capitolite hips. Sweeping ballgowns can be spotted as well, and a few more savvy people seem to have come dressed in a strange red and gold uniform. The avoxes do their best to blend in to the environment with drab brown peasant outfits.
In the main hall, tables filled with medieval food have been set up on both sides of the walls, filled with approximations of medieval food--As far as the Capitolites are concerned, that means normal food, but with a tendency for venison and large turkey legs. There are even dainty little cakes for dessert. Along the walls, above the food tables, hang multiple pictures. Featuring in this galley are every native of Thedas that had come to Panem at one point or another, all of them dressed in dour blacks of funeral wear, save the four remaining Thedasians. But of course, there are plenty of pictures of the Victor, starting with Cullen has a chubby blond child, going into him as an awkward young Templar (there's even a picture of him talking to a woman that the title identifies as Warden Amell), going through unfortunate hair cuts, and of course, various pictures of him in Panem, capturing a variety of touching and painful moments.
It all culminates when you get to the end of the hall, where there rests a massive throne just for Cullen. And behind it, the largest picture of them all, a massive portrait of Cullen. Adella stands next to him, holding an infant in her arms. Maxwell and Tabris are, for some reason, also featured in this family portrait, and you have to wonder if the artist in question didn't perhaps ship the ever popular Maxullen, because Maxwell's hand was looking awfully chummy on Cullen's shoulder.
The bottom courtyard has been set up with stalls, where you can buy foam swords and shields, little mabari plushes, and even a lion helmet. There's also little wedding toppers, shaped just like Cullen and Adella, and framed pictures of most of the art that hangs in the main hall. The nearby stables have been stocked with a variety of mounts, from the standard horses to more exotic harts, a strange dragon-like creature, and...no one is really sure what this is, but it...looks interesting?
In the upper courtyard, there's the Herald's Rest, a real, rustic tavern, with a woman playing a guitar and singing various songs. All the songs seem to revolve around how great the Capitol is, which kind of offsets the mood, but it's the thought that counts, right? It doesn't help that the bar has been outfitted to serve all kinds of modern drinks, but who wants plain ale, anyway? Outside of the tavern is a practice ring, where people can put to use their fake swords and shields, either trying to maul each other, or a target. Several peacekeepers offset the aesthetic feel in uncompromising white, carefully watching all participants to make sure that everyone is playing nicely.
If everything is just a little too busy for you, the garden is left in quiet peace. A woman dressed in red and white robes will occasionally begin speaking, extolling the virtues of the Capitol, and President Snow in a lengthy monologue.
There are a few actors wandering around, appearing as various people who have made an impact on Cullen's life. There's the mysterious Warden Amell, a man in full armor, and a woman dressed similarly. These two will wander around, swords in hand, ready to smack anyone with foam swords and accuse them of being blood mages. One actress is dressed like a certain Marian Hawke who had at one time been a tribute. She darts around the fortress, stopping people and regaling them with highly exaggerated tales of things that Cullen has supposedly done. There's even a few creatures running around that people may recognize from the last arena, such as the tastefully almost-nude desire demon that will occasionally try to sidle up to people--usually to be driven off by one of the people in armor.
There's one more addition to the party--dogs! A very specific kind of dog. Several dogs simply wander around Skyhold, trying to steal people's food and begging for attention. Next to the throne are four particularly handsome ones, each one with a collar baring the name of one of the four Thedasians left.
If wandering around Skyhold and competing with swords leaves you dry-mouthed, you're in luck! Dotted around the area are fountains that all pour a strange, bright blue punch. Listen closely, because the fountain seems to be humming a strange tune. If you have a careful eye, you might even find the one that has red punch pouring out if it, humming an oddly sinister tune.
Well, what harm could there be in going ahead and trying it out anyway?
Leonidas Cora - OTA
Dressed in strange but intricate armor, made of lightweight steel and lined with the fur of a lion, Cora is receiving congratulatory words from sponsors and Capitolites alike. Sometimes he's humble enough to give credit where credit is due: Cullen survived on his own merits and District 2 is thankful for this win.
The rest of the time, he's admiring the Arena, watching his Tributes fight along and rack up the kills. It's a good day to be alive, and he might be found in the ring destroying a target or at the Herald's Rest.
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"At least this time I can assume you're drinking to Celebrate. Congratulations, Leo. All that waiting finally paid off."
As is usual for crownings, he's dressed in some kind of robe, though this time it covers armor. His hands and head are bare save for two shining steel caps over his horns that match the armor peeking through the red fabric.
He feels overdressed, if that's even possible anymore.
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But there's always that pride, tainting the well wishes into a taunt. "I still owe you that date, don't I?" Yep, he owed Signless a hunting date.
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"You do," he affirms. "Though I can't blame you for how long it's taken you to remember. Obviously you've been busy doing whatever it is you do as a coach."
Is that a jab? Oh no. Perish the thought. He knows very well what Leo does, and it's pretty much what he does himself.
"Which was clearly a good choice for you," he adds, to soften the sting a little. It really is something to be proud of; he knows that very acutely now that he's a Mentor himself.
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"You've proven to be much more than just a troll with a quick wit and a sense of honor," Cora shrugged it off, any comments about Signless's ass is best left to the imagination of Celebrus.
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At least someone is enjoying this, however, and he raises his eyebrows at Leo. "I hope you didn't lose too much money on this," he offers wryly. Never bet against your own people, Cora.
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Now let's get Batter and I can go home in peace, I produced a Victor in the new games....
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It's two half-drunk idiots beating each other with foam swords. Whatever foam is.
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"How's Adella?" he asked, showing concern towards Cullen. "Your worship room is ready, though it took a while to find the appropriate symbols or similar to them." A Districter's word was their law when it came to agreements, at least in the coach's world view.
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"If you fetch me a drink, I'll toast to you."
He's no man or woman's servant, and that's precisely why she makes the joke. For it is a joke, and the absurdity relies on the fact that she finds him as near her equal as anyone.
That, and can't a lady rely on someone to do the work for her one in a while?
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See? He even put in a toast while he was at it. This might be District 2's moment to shine, but it's also Leo's moment t revel in a victory by proxy. So long had he waited for a new crown to hang among the others in the Mountains, that he would've volunteered in Torin's place.
"Where are your Tributes?"
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With a veneer of self-deprecation, China peered at him, "Not on the throne, is that the answer you want?" He'd brought her the drink, so she could pretend to have some humility.
More seriously, she continued. "All in attendance, of course. I believe Altair was admiring the horses, and I'm not sure where Coach is. But he's a mature man--he doesn't require much watching." Much. With her reputation tied to theirs, China isn't ready to wholly trust her tributes.
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His way of saying, We already owe each other plenty of assi with this win. He didn't doubt Sorrows could either honor her debt or find a way out of it. He trusted her to be distrusting, it was their game after all. Obviously, she didn't trust him back, they were competed for a crown through their Tributes.
"Your Tributes did flourish in this Arena as well."
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Re: Leonidas Cora - OTA
"Here'th the deal: I want to know where you get thothe little alcohol wormth—yeth I know it'th you, don't play coy—but I don't want you to tell Signless that you told me. If he knowth I've been thtealing thome from him becauthe they're tho damn good, he'll lord it over me like the athhole he ith. What do you thay?"
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He chose both.
"You wouldn't be able to prove it but if I were to suggest a good place with worm tequila, I'd say the Speakeasy." That and he's edging towards being drunk himself.
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"Thee? Wath that tho hard? I mean, being theen with SS ith a fucking embarrathment, I'll agree.... Hell, I've even been there before, how did I not notithe them.... Tho, you're with me on thith? Not gonna tell him?" he asked again.
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The ceremony is all well and good, though the fellow who did win certainly doesn't seem like anything special. He could've easily defeated someone like that. But alas, it is what it is, and the Batter can only scowl for so long before leaving sounds more appealing. It's only when he spots his mentor heading into the tavern that he decides he should probably make amends. Leonidas is probably disappointed with him.
Not that the bar scene is his favourite place to be either, but one must swallow their pride and admit to their failures if they are to move on and be at peace with this world. But even then it's rather begrudgingly he makes his way to the counter where Leo is happily celebrating with others, taking a seat on a stool nearby within earshot.
"You must be proud," he says bluntly, tugging his ball cap down lower over his eyes.
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Spoken like a Career who knows another when he sees them. Batter had the stronger lead but the odds were not in the man's favor. He was damn proud of his Tribute. "Next Arena, you will pull through...though I wonder what would you do if you were taken from the battlefield."
Batter was a tenacious warrior, and Mentorship was an early retirement.
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If the victors were determined by kill count alone, perhaps the Batter would've performed better in the end. He had taken out plenty of other tributes, and he'd been under the impression that he was well on his way on the road to victory. He'd only made one costly mistake, but that was enough to take him out of the running, only days before the real victor was announced.
"I have no purpose if not on the battlefield," he answers firmly, disinterested. He's only here to fight, to kill, and prove himself. "I have failed twice. I can now only ensure that it will not happen a third time."
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...and he might have one of those roaming dogs trailing behind him, because he's been secretly slipping them food.
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He did smile at the dog and he reached over to give the Mabari a good tussle or two while it trailed the Mentor.
"Seems some of the mutts have Classic tastes," he joked around.
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And he glances back at that dog. "I can't imagine why," he says innocently as he tosses it another scrap.
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"Woo! Kick it's butt! Knock it down! Leo! Leo! Leo! YAAAAAY!"
There's a definite flapping noise as she waves her arms about, given the broad sleeves on her outfit, but her shouting is mostly drowning it out.
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"I take it you won't be join in the combat course for the evening?" he remarked with a slightly scolding tone.
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"Aaah, I wouldn't be as good at is as you are!" She left your classes after all, Leo. And it wouldn't do to have her fumbling make District 2 look bad, would it?
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