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[awaitingalbion]

[Merlin clears his throat, steading the journal in front of him.]

I would like to say that the Lady Morgana has just arrived in Luceti. [He pauses, trying to begin again with less strain within his voice.] I would hope that people could try and help her adjust to captiv--life, here.

[It is perhaps a pointless formality, but Merlin is feeling guilty about a number of things. Chiefly, how he had last seen the Uther's ward before being dragged into this world. Luckily, it looked as though Morgana was from well before that day. But he was also feeling guilty about the kind of life Morgana was now thrust into--and without Gwen, although she had been here so recently.]

Also...[now more self-conscious than strained. Also, I was wondering if anyone could provide some kind of lesson or instruction for the devices that have recently appeared in the kitchen.

[He wants to provide a proper meal for the apartment's newest resident. Something beyond the bread and cheese that has been sustaining Merlin. He hasn't yet tried to conquer the stove.]

Comments

[emp3thy]

[...oh Merlin. He's been wondering how you've got on with the appliances.] I can help.

[foodovermystery.livejournal.com]

I can, if you still need it.

[telepathicchaos.livejournal.com]

I think you were correct with your original statement of "captivity".

[He is probably picking up some of your thoughts that you didn't write, but he won't do anything with that unless it is worth his time.]

I take it you don't have those devices where you are from.

[Voice]

[oda-hates-me.livejournal.com]

So you're a friend of Morgana-chan's?

Is she settling in well?

[fourteen]

... devices?

[Voice]

[cruxofapotter.livejournal.com]

What do you need help with?

[no-use-running.livejournal.com]

I'll greet her warmly!

[hippocraticly.livejournal.com]

I can give you a hand, kid.

[silviteadvocate.livejournal.com]

I'll try and help her, Merlin.

[logicphile.livejournal.com]

How curious, that you should appeal to the mass to assist her. But it is perhaps more harmful to mislead her, than to allow the Lady Morgana to face the bare facts.