Shut up and take my money!

[knightoftheswan]

So this is how you choose to prolong my inactivity? Wasting money to put more pictures on here?

[In the end, however, the Knight probably prefers this to whatever his mundane plans to do with either her money or his situation in the near future. But...]

Why do you have so many of them with Prince Siegfried's Princess? Despite what you may think, my liege can be vexed, to say nothing of my Elsa's jealousy.

[Lohengrin doesn't even respond to his mundane's pointed look.]

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[swordofswans]

[After his mundane has had a look at those icons, he can't help but offer a quiet smile. He's touched by the concern.]

You are right, of course, I can be... Neither you nor your mundane has done anything to vex me, however...

[If anything, it's just strange for him to hear her referred to as his princess. It doesn't feel right anymore.]

[knightoftheswan]

[Meanwhile, Lohengrin has learned that his mundane can cackle just like a witch when she wants to.]

She has no short supply of ridiculous notions and perversions. I'd rather leave most of her machinations private.

[swordofswans]

I understand. Far better than I would like.

[He's amiable about it, though it's true in less pleasant ways. And so, more seriously:]

I have no doubt you have been forced to endure many hardships here... Just know that this need not be one.

[knightoftheswan]

To be honest, things have been going surprisingly well as of late. That is what has me on guard, my liege. It seems every storm has an eye.

Of all the hardships I expect as your knight, quarreling between us isn't one of them.