❝ king of my heart,
body and soul. ❞
.·:*¨༺ ༻¨*:·.
━━━━ ❮ IF YOU told jace that
love came with a price, he would've
laughed at you and shook his head.
but when his eyes found eudora's
once more, he'll have to second guess
his laugh.
❏ jacaerys v...
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- ̥۪͙۪˚┊❛ CHAPTER THIRTY ❜┊˚ ̥۪͙۪◌ MIRRORS ❛ i don't wanna lose you now i'm looking right at the other half of me ❜
౨ৎdisclaimer unedited !! decided that theres also still a lot for jace and eudora SO we are most likely getting a fourth act (sorry!)
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BAELA AND EUDORA.
Like minded people think and react quickly, both Baela and Eudora thought things through quickly. They flew out in the early morning, that way they'd arrive home without anyone noticing their absence. It was a rather short flight from Dragonstone to the outer areas of King's Landing, Moondancer quietly landing as Eudora retrieved her horse from some smallfolk sworn to allegiance under their rightful queen.
"Enith Karstark seems too familiar, you think not?" Eudora laughed, guiding the horse by the reins as she walked Baela back to Moondancer.
"It certainly is, but whatever the Queen says, we follow," she smiled. "I'll see you back here before the midday sun shines upon us, plenty of time to see what is about to come."
Eudora nodded, quickly she mounted the horse and left.
The journey was short, the time cut down because of the speed. There was no time to waste. When Baela was patrolling the skies, Eudora took to the ground. One of the many talents she was lucky to learn was horseback riding, which brought her and Baela an advantage. Soon enough she found herself nearing the Iron Gate, bringing her closest to the Red Keep. The Stark found a place far enough to hide her horse from the main road, the hood of her cloak up on her head closer to hide her face as she fastened the knot of the reins to a tree. "It would only be for a while," she whispered, trying to calm the animal before she began her walk to the city.
