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“To what do I owe the pleasure of the Knights’ own little rabbit?”Īmber pouts and flops into the seat across from him. Her cheeks are flushed and her smile bright. The bubbly and determined outrider, taking on the duty all other recruits shirk for the sake of her family’s legacy. Amber has caught his eye as a young knight of the Ordo.

“Amber.” He manages a good natured smile. Kaeya glances up at the intrusion of his moping. There was a reason he hadn’t made a point of tracking his estranged brother’s whereabouts after all. Fore knowledge hardly helps him to prepare for Diluc’s arrival. He almost wishes he didn’t know, perhaps for the first time in his life. He croons the songs of the ancient heroes, Arundolyn and Rostam. The constant clinking of glasses and occasional accomyment of a local bard tonight a young fellow dressed in green, and certainly the best who’d played at the venue in a long time. The bustle of random patrons-many of them knights- drinking away whatever they’d seen on duty and leaning on one another in a drunken stupor, the calm and steady presence of Charles at the bar. And the knowledge that his time as a welcome guest of the tavern was running out eased his decision to spend the night there. The atmosphere of Angel’s Share scalds less than it once did. These days he split his time between the two taverns, slightly favoring the bar of his youth. Cat’s Tail sated his numbing need for alcohol, but their bartender would only make random concoctions with ingredients better left unnamed, which- while delicious- couldn't hold up to the nostalgic burn of a Death After Noon. When he returned it had been a sulking sight, slinking back into the bar after losing a battle with himself. It had taken nearly a year for him to begin drinking at the Ragnvindr’s tavern again after being ejected from the manor. Tonight Kaeya is there earnestly needing a damn drink.Īngel’s Share isn’t his ideal drinking spot. It’s a force of habit, picking a table like this, despite not observing any patrons that night. His position offers a nice vantage point in the tavern, the rest of the night’s festivities sprawled out before him. If it warms too much he knows he can rechill the glass himself. The condensation on the glass of his Death After Noon slowly pools, almost reaching the tips of his fingers now. One arm laid over the back of the booth, his other hand on the rough wood table. He chooses a seat in the corner of the tavern. The wind on the bridge blows hard against him. “Keep your cards close, sir Kaeya,” Vile calls out, her grin carried by her voice. “A favor it is,” he gives an empty smirk of his own, already turning away, towards the city.

That’s what made her useful to Kaeya it’s also why he never makes a habit of hanging around her longer than necessary.ĭiluc- he knows it- blazing his way towards Mondstadt. She’s always been far too clever- nosy even. Took out three mages that’d been haunting the place on his own.” Vile’s gaze is knowing.

Last I hear he’d been spotted near Stone Gate. He’d only asked her once, years ago, for any rumors about black fire. Kaeya’s heart jumps but he’s sure his face remains politely impassive. Like nothing they’ve ever seen before.”īlack flames. Not a vision wielder, people say he kills them in a black inferno. Vile hummed and pushed off from the tree. Kaeya has to admit his interest is piqued, if only in how Vile thought that was relevant information. Someone’s been dealing with the abyss mage problem in Liyue.” Vile grins and leans back against the tree- their usual meeting spot- raising her hands in a shrug.

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He’s hardly a fan of favors, especially owed to people like Vile, who knew how to wield them. “There’s one more thing,” Vile adds after handing off the intel Kaeya paid her for. Kaeya is rarely the first to know things, but he’s never far from it.