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SALSA VERDE
SALSA VERDE

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Hi, I’m Salsa Verde, arguably the best salsa and formally known as the writer, Syn. I’m a Wildlife Biologist traveling the country looking to work with the coolest: herps, mammals, birds, and invertebrates I can get my hands on. I also like plants, trees, and fungi specifically. I’ve been writing for about 13 years now and recently decided to get back into it. I enjoy anything from casual to high roleplay, 1x1, and arena. My main genres tend to be anime, SOL, and superhero but I’m really down to participate in anything. And yeah I like all that weeb shit.

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It was the opening day of the tournament, and they were only a mere 60 minutes from being placed in the ring and finding themselves on a bracket that dictated their life path for the next few days. Mot people would be randomly paired with an easy match and others not so much. Upon entering the city and country she could feel the hubris emanating from the fighters eager to show off their skills and muscles. Rui was more on the clandestine end of the fighters who were entering the fray, the cultural collision she experienced in Brazil was unlike any other. There were some similarities between Portuguese culture and Japanese, but very few and far between. Brazil seemed to welcome a life of overindulgence and independence which is something that Rui had always been looking for especially now give her ronin title. She had arrived there a few days ahead of schedule and had scoped out the grounds, the city, and the people most importantly. She didn’t need any kind of fancy accommodation, so she picked whichever place had a free room above a bar before the games gave her a fancier room with no soul.

Up until the day of the game she spent most of her time at bars and in-between alleyways playing street gambling games. She had her whole life to train so to relax and participate in decadent displays of leisure was something she definitely deserved. She was a gambling addict and had already swindled and crushed any of those who tried to swindle her. Her reputation started to garner unwanted attention and so as quick as she rose through the street urchin ranks was as quick as she vanished. Now, the day of, she found herself in the same bar that the remaining fighters began to huddle into. She had been there the whole day, so her presence went unnoticed by the fighters in large part due to the congregation of bodies huddled around a small table preventing any line of sight to penetrate the amalgamation of meat suits serving as a wall. At the heart of the circle sat a wooden table with an array of empty shot glasses that had been upturned and placed in front of two parties. One was none other than the firecracker Rui sat contently with an army of glasses drained empty and fat sacks of coin.

On the other end was another would be contender who was a large man, rosy in cheek by way of natural pigmentation only hyper expressed from being on a shot that was somewhere in the dozens at this point. His hand struggled to find a new cup full of brown liquid that made his stomach swell in revulsion from the smell and the idea of having to slug it down. Rui had been challenging men and fighters all day in a drinking competition for money. She had knocked down a slew of men who thought they would get the better of quite the dainty framed girl. However, one by one they fell at her feet and kissed them before stumbling into a stupor and a good night’s sleep. The crowd grew with each battle and a posse formed around her making her their goddess. Betting was occurring and money greased and transferred hands with each new challenger. Cacophonous roars echoed through the room, aiming to choke out any show boating that was occurring directly adjacent to their own raucous event.

The boiled fat man took one sip and immediately collapsed from the table, smacking his face against the now soaked wood. His body went limp and rolled out from his chair leaving the opportunity for a new challenger to appear. Rui simply sneered and swallowed down the rest of her drink waiting for the next brave challenger to take helm in a battle of liver proficiencies.


Event: Mandelein Castle


Ymiico and the rest of the group had finished their mission in the forest. She had finally come out the other side slightly unscathed along with the help of Casii and Ismette. While the rest of the congregation continued on with some sort of raid, Ymiico gelt unsatisfied with the politics and mystery that shrouded the town and the castle specifically. She would be no use to the raiding party with so little moons out in the sky. Instead, she would use her gifts of subterfuge and stealth to infiltrate the church to look for some leads to put her mind to rest. There was no time for her to wait for the sun to set and aid in her search, so she slipped in with the sun at her back.

There was construction going in and out of the tabernacle as it was not the holy day, so this served as good as any time for them to go to work on the dilapidated building of worship. Any long shadows casted by the building’s rough edges and the position of the sun aided her in her espionage. There were moments where she almost walked in the direct pathway of the construction workers, on the very precipice of having to resort to violence, omitting murder from her schedule of things to do here. Ymiico was not above murdering an innocent, but they had done nothing to her like those who still existed in peace within the walls of Nikan.

Clearing her mind of her past once again she hopped, skipped, and lept up walls, scaling them until she could get to a hidden corner and enter through the empty space created to manicure the bell that rung deep and powerfully when prayer was in session. Slipping past the bell and down the ladder provided she could make out the layout of the pews and confessionals with the podium serving as the helm in which the leader leads the masses in prayer. From what she learned of Ersandinese history, all of their pillaging centered around the podium and what was underneath the table that sat directly behind the podium which housed the watered-down wine and wheat products.

Descending down silently like an owl retrieving its pray, Ymiico touched down and began to work immediately with what limited time she had. There was no treasure under the tabernacle, but a case of stairs that lead down into bleating darkness. Ymiico against her better judgement, followed the shaky steps until she found solid footing once more. She lit a lantern she found hooked on a beam and lit it with a flame of her finger. Illuminating in yellow light was a room filled with old portraits that have been sealed for preservation. Some of lords, some of priests. They're signed by different artists, but all have an insignia of a now defunct artist guild in Kerremand called Weißer Felsen. Dubosque's portrait isn't there, nor his predecessor's, but the most recent has a particularly ornate look to it, as if everything was paid in extra. It was made around fifty years ago, "Herr Müller" it is titled. These can likely be sold at a very high price if stolen.

A corridor connected her to Dubosque’s room. Nothing more than his personal records and recollections at first. The records tell of the downfall in the town's economy starting fifty years ago, witnessed by the current Priest's predecessor. However even before that there are a few passages involving Herr Müller's moving of a considerable amount of goods just before his early retirement. Church envoys were also present at that time, but little information on their whereabouts or the results of their inquest are found. Supposedly, they hadn't made a report to the Holy See a year into their deep investigation. More recent records show a sudden surge in supplies just a few months ago where they had been struggling for years prior. The origins are not marked.

Dubosque's recollections describe the arrival of not a beast, but a wicked man that brought nothing but a Blight as Caldores came about. He was once thought as a friend, but became the monster the Beast of Mandelein was once meant to repulse. Very vague wording is used, likely to protect whoever may find this. However, he makes a final remark on the Hunting Lodge in the Forest containing the answers, should his brother find this. With nothing more for her down below the tabernacle, it was time for her to move on to the lodge and confront anyone if she had to. Returning everything to its original condition she bowed out once more and headed for the lodge, this time with less of a precaution of alarming the masses. Entering the lodge, she found no one, the state of the lodge proved otherwise with the bed being undone and the cupboards stocked with food for weeks.

Once more she searched and searched finding yet another passageway that led her underground. Once more she traveled down into the hidden cellar looking for answers. Vials adorned the space with revelations of what Kaspar had found just before. Her eyes shifted to a folded piece of paper, once unraveled showed yesterday’s date. Her eyes moved in a cadence from left to right following the sentences from start to end on line after line. A shiver of discovery prodded through her with a chill, the note had revealed the numbers related to the number of Wildbloods downed the day prior, the number of injured, and the number of students present, with a '+2'. Along with it is a black sheet of paper, with the bottom pre-signed 'Viktor Strauss'. Her mind went into a frenzy trying to connect the dots and make sense of all she had read. What she couldn’t make sense of due to the language barrier was causing her to doubt the simplicity of what was written. Just as she was about to turn tail and run her vision went black and her body crumpled like paper to the floor.

Mistake

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Ivy was sat at the head of a beautiful red oak table that had been lacquered and engraved with ornamental floral pieces. Her feet dangled from the chair unable to touch the floor, while her studious hands went chirping with enthusiasm on the latest illustration, she had in front of her. The sound of a tea kettle warming up was muffled by the sizzling of freshly cut bacon, the whisking of egg yolk by a deft hand equipped with simply a fork, and the jumping of the toaster revealing crisp brown striations on a now brown piece of white. It was an early morning, a vision of her father sat next to her indomitable in presence, face obscured by the hefty pages of newspaper. The print on the pages swirled and shifted creating new sentences and words that she was too unaware to notice. Her mother in an apron working away at the stove with her face obscured by the sun bleeding in through an open window in the kitchen.

“⊑⍜⍙ ⏃⍀⟒ ⊬⍜⎍ ⏁⍜⎅⏃⊬ ⟟⎐⊬?”

What could only be described as static, frayed through her brain, yet not impeding her from doodling. Both newspaper and her father shuttered like a damaged VHS tape.

“⏁⊑⟒ ⌇⍜⎎⏁ ☊⎍⌇⊑⟟⍜⋏ ⏚⍀⍜☍⟒ ⏁⊑⟒ ⋔⏃⋏'⌇ ⎎⏃⌰⌰?”

This time her mother turned with a plate of fresh food that was at one second eggs, bacon, and toast, now just a stack of pancakes from her own shutter. Ivy paid no attention to anything but the doodle, relentlessly scrawling away like a woman possessed. The kettle began to hiss louder and more angry in its pitch. Finally snapping young Ivy out of her daze to a paper covered in black crayon with the word Oblivion outlined in white.

Her eyes snapped open, she was in pitch black. The ringing in her ears wasn’t from a tea kettle, but the fallout from the explosion she had no recollection of. Pain seared through her body as if she had been branded and tortured for a millennia. With what little she could make out directly in front of her she studied her body to no avail. Her skin and clothes had still be perfectly intact, no blood, no bruises, no dirt. Her stomach violently churned like a cream to make butter, expelling vomit that splattered what was left of the turf in front of her. The back of her palm sufficed as a temporary napkin, but when she pulled away the periphery of her eyes noticed something strange. Her vomit wasn’t the standard pink to orange hue nor did it smell rancid from the cocktail of food and bile. Instead, it was purely black and more vicious akin to an ink-like consistency.

With her teeth and lips now stained with a heavy charcoal tint, she forced herself up, still hearing the ringing echoing through her ears. Sheer grit pushed her through the worst of it, sweat poured from her forehead absorbing the light bouncing off of Jacks phone onto the little globules. It looked like their wishes of toppling the establishment had bore fruit, way before the expected demolition date. Reeling from her mental and physical exhaustion, she still had no memory of what happened after opening the book, aside from chaos. Perhaps it was a curious case of wrong place wrong time, still, the president needed to be just that, the Commander in Chief. The ringing instantly was sucked out of the vacuum of her ear canal, allowing the shouting of Jack to finally pierce her head. She was right, whatever happened was bad and they needed to get out yesterday.

Ivy looked around to see if anyone had landed near her, no chance. The closest was Hanna who had unknowingly put herself in harms way by drying stray tears from Ivy’s face. “I have the keys!” Her voice strained and hoarse, “We need to get to the car ASAP!” Legs feeling like pudding, she pushed her way to ivy, fighting invisible sand undertow. “Hanna, get up, we need to go, now” hobbling to her best friend with hopes she was still alive.

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