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[h2][b][color=#89CFF0]Ilse Heilwig von Grimmelshausen[/color][/b][/h2]
[b][u]Location:[/u][/b] A low-end hotel room, somewhere within Kyoto.
[b][u]Interacting with:[/u][/b][@GubGar][/center]
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Ilse eyed the goliath standing before her, curiously noticing the winged shadow and flightless bird of a man. It could've been the fluorescent lighting playing tricks on her, or some winged creature flying by the window... she shook it off and welcomed the warrior kings speech.

[Color=#89CFF0][b]"Oh good, a religious zealot come to put the final nail in the von Grimmelshausen coffin."[/b][/color] It was no secret that her family had been a victim of German witch hunts, playing a large role in her rather specialized craft. While she held no grudges, she found the irony to be amusing. Standing with her arms crossed, she looked her servant up and down. They looked like a couple attending a costume convention, Ilse in her black twin-tailed coat, bralette, and flared black pants alongside a pair of fashionable boots and he in... whatever one would expect a 16th-century ruler to wear. 

[Color=#89CFF0][b]"Rider, is it? Well, it is a pleasure to meet the man holding the hammer."[/b][/color] She was referring to her earlier statement, not a girl willing to sacrifice her wit, even in the presence of a king. [Color=#89CFF0][b]"I am Ilse Heilwig von Grimmelshausen and if we're to be working together, I must be honest. If I had known I'd be summoning a king I would've booked a much nicer room and aside from your name and title...."[/b][/color] She scratched her head, feeling somewhat nervous about the words to come.

[Color=#89CFF0][b]"I know almost nothing about you."[/b][/color] It might've been hard to hear. A heroic servant who had permanently stained history, written about in books, told of in tall tales, and yet here his own master was! Completely ignorant of Polish history. It might've been a sword through one's heart, but the young magus meant no harm in her statement, it was more so urging him to fill in the gaps which in her case... was the entire story.