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Lysander	Jun 10 2008, 06:47 PM
Prince of Laconia Posts: 6 Group: Spartan Royalty Member #24 Joined: Jun 3, 2008	The morning was cool and the sun barely above the horizon as Lysander saddled his horse. Chariton, his bay stallion wasn't very cooperative it took Lysander a while to to get him ready for travel. In truth, the steed's moodiness was a boon in disguise for Lysander wasn't really sure where his destination would be. Maybe the mountains for some hunting? He grimaced as he remembered that he had an appointment with his brother, Prince Alexander, to discuss affairs of the Kingdom and Lysander's 'role' now that he had completed his trails of manhood. He sighed as he mounted up and rode out of the stables. No hunting then. He rode aimlessly through the streets of Sparta. Not many citizens were about; only a few perioikos hurried about, preparing for the coming market day. Lysander was about to turn towards the gates when his eyes fell on towering Temple of Hera. He reined his horse in and paused a moment at the crossroads. Eudoxia Without really knowing why, he made his way towards the temple. He wasn't really sure why he had the sudden urge to see his older sister. He just did. That bothered him a bit; not knowing his own heart and mind. He arrived outside the gates to the temple and dismounted, but did not enter the courtyard. "What are you doing here, Lysander?" he muttered to himself and looked around the street. It was deserted. Chariton neighed impatiently and Lysander chuckled, "Just a few minutes ago you were complaining about having to go out." Lysander shook his head, "Contrary beast." Chariton ignored him and turned to nibble on the plants that grew outside the temple. Lysander pursed his lips and tried to think of a good reason for visiting the Temple and his sister. They had never really been close. In fact, Lysander did not know her well at all. Maybe that was why he was here: curiosity?


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