(ooc: Tavisupleba means Freedom in Georgian. Also reserved for Maledict)
The corridors were silent and empty. Occasionally, there were whispers behind the walls but if one was to walk closer, they would find nothing but stone and marble. These corridors mimicked a snake, they wound around and around and it was easy to get lost. These halls were grey scaled and seemed to stretch on forever. Of course, there was always an end… the light at the end of a tunnel.
The time was late, far into the night or even, early into the morning? A Master walked through these halls, his black clock sweeping behind him. Unlike the many Masters, Iveri continued to a black robe. However, it had embroidery and a silver cuff, more extravagant than the garbs of what the Apprentices wore. The other Masters often wore the most, ah, bizarre garments and he didn’t want to be one of them. Plain black was perfectly fine.
How many days before he left for Georgia now? Three more days! It was so hard to wait but when Iveri finally left, he would be in complete rapture. To see the shining lights of Tbilsi! Once again the city he was born in, yes it would be a most wonderful time. Perhaps he would even meet Suke. How long has it been since the brothers have been apart? They had always been close, despite how much they fought but it just got worse as they aged, especially when they turned into creatures of the night. Creatures of the shadows… creatures creatures creatures. The elegant hand clenched, frustration began to slither around the pit of his stomach. Why did they have to fight? It was so petty and so, so juvenile. Hopefully, yes, hopefully, Suke would be there.
Tavisupleba... tavisupleba... dideba tavisuplebas...