#ogha

.... los hacen lucir y moverse muy diferente a otros cánidos. Las crías, sin embargo, son más similares a las demás especies, aunque completamente lampiñas y desde su nacimiento capaces de alterar el comportamiento de otras criaturas con...

Like all the other Knight Ashes have lore-based backstories with interesting relationships or trivia, meanwhile this is just: After graduation Radahn asked his classmate to become a knight and Ogha said "sure lol"

Cousins Chapter 3 Mo Ogha

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Mrs. Gleena Fitzgibbons known to all as Mrs. Fitz, grandmother to both Loaghaire and Claire and, the head over all the servants at Castle Leoch, has a sudden sense something is wrong with her Claire. She wipes her hands on the apron that is a permanent part of her clothing. She tells the lasses working in the kitchen that she would be right back.

Claire will be on the roof if she is truly troubled. It was the place she ran to, at five, when her granny sat her down and told her about her family. It was the place she ran to when she was teased when her curse came unexpectedly in the kitchen. Aye, if her lass was upset, the roof would be where she would be.

She sees her, looking out over the grounds. “Mo ogha?” She turns at the sound of her granny’s voice and runs to her, burying herself in her amble chest.

“Oh granny!” She holds her stroking her curls.

“What ails my love?”

She sniffles against her. “Something silly.” She admits. Mrs. Fitz lifts her head.

“Now that canna be true. Tell granny about it.” They take seats on the stones. Claire looks down a moment.

“It is a lad. A lad both Loaghaire and I fancy. Only,” she quickly adds, “that I ken’d I fancied him until… oh granny, he meet my eyes and everything stopped. It was something like I have ne’ experienced. But Loaghaire has him and I dinna ken what to do with the way my heart feels.”

Her lambs first crush. It is time. At seventeen, she had been expecting it for awhile now. Now Loaghaire, at just fifteen is a bit young but she has always been precocious. “My lamb, who is this blessed lamb that has both my loves attention and how do ye ken your cousin already has him?”

“It is Jamie, the Laird’s nephew and well, when he was talking to her, he looked down at her umm, “ a blush raises from her neck to her face, “bosom. Ye ken granny that God has gifted her there. He seems to like it fine.” She starts to cry again.

“Oh mo ogha, lads will be lads. If I ken yet cousin, she made sure he noticed. But, it takes more then that to steal a lad’s heart. I wouldn’t give up just yet, were I ye.”

“Truly? You think he might still notice me?”

“Aye, now dry yer tears and come on down.”

“Thank ye Granny.” She jumps to her feet and helps the older lady up.

“Yer welcome my child.” They walk back down together.

Uno, dos Con su gran hoz

Tres, cuatro Y feroz encanto

Cinco seis A la guerra fue Arqueis.

Siete ocho, Saldría victorioso

Nueve diez Una ultima vez

Once doce Quemando el último bosque.

Así va la rima infantil que, se supone, está basada en la última guerra antes de que la crisis ecológica estuviera a punto de extinguir a los humanos en Ogha.

¿Y qué dicen los símbolos? Nuestra era lo ignora.

Y como lo ignoramos, queremos comprenderlo.

¿Es una profecía, como piensan los Viajeros? ¿Un canto a lo imposible, como afirman los poetas? ¿O una puerta al pasado?