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Denise closed the distance to the knight and started inspecting her. She sniffed the knight, ran a hand along the armour. Delicious...was her first thought.




Tour de Rouge is progressing a bit too slowly for Ashley to have made a proper introduction, but I was inspired to do a quick doodle of him anyways. Probably should've at least added in his fangs, but whatever.
Well, that takes care of that, then.
If things keep going slowly, I don't think it'll be too much of a problem. He hasn't been online in a couple days but I'm gonna go out on a limb here and assume it's just because he's getting situated. For now we can just proceed normally. If he's still tied up I might be able to get him to feed me a few things to go off of on Skype or something and I can keep things rolling from there.
Sooooooooo...

The new Zelda must be pretty good, huh?

I guess the lull gives me a good chance to play it myself, though. I guess I should work on that religions section of the OP too, but that can totally wait for a bit.

EDIT: So I finished it. I sent it in to bobert for him to look over and add into the OP, but I have no idea when he's going to be checking his PMs, so I'll just leave it here for anyone to look over in the meantime. I should probably wait, but it's pretty important to the setting, after all. Just expect it to change a bit once it's in the OP.


I edited in the rest of my post. :)
If any of you are in the South, please do your best to keep him away from any banjo duels as well as extreme temperatures. He's too pure and too Canadian to stand a good chance against such environs.
I managed to finish a post for Rebecca but Tour de Rouge will have to wait a bit longer because I can't keep going on until I get more sleep. Sorry again, I've been having the worst luck with my posting schedule lately.
Falke, East Shopping District

Rebecca shook her head when Chambala asked her if she had a problem with where she lived. It wasn’t the type of conversation she deemed to be worth continuing. In fact, she didn’t want to dig herself into some sort of hole. She couldn’t imagine living in the forest, herself. So far removed from civilization and its triumphs, she wondered if she would go bored out of her mind in such a situation. Even her interest in the arts would serve her little in such a place.

“Travelling together would be a great idea,” Rebecca said. “But you’ll probably have to show me around to those shops. I haven’t really gotten around to getting supplies yet.” Rebecca looked forward to having Chambala along on this journey if nothing else. She didn’t think that Chambala was the kind of person that she could have a discussion about animus theory with, but she was otherwise a rather pleasant person who wasn’t hard to look at and could probably hold her own in a fight. Perhaps she would ask if the forest hunter had any interest in music, later.

“Well, if you say so.” Rebecca responded when her friend claimed to be able to take a golem down. It certainly sounded impressive, at any rate. Chambala then asked her if she wanted to resume trying to talk to the woman in the golden armor, and Rebecca was reminded that this was what she meant to do in the first place.

“Ah, yes,” Rebecca said. “I think I’ll go do that no-” She was interrupted as commotion broke out in the nearby crowd. People were calling the guards, intent on stopping whatever irritant was disturbing the relative peace of the market. Rebecca shook her head. She would like to avoid running into anything resembling authority in Falke, if at all possible. The closest thing to help that she would be getting if she got caught would be another agent getting rid of her and whatever valuable information she had left behind.

“By Calieo and Selinae’s light combined this is the wor-” Rebecca started, cutting herself off and calming down with a deep sigh. “Let’s just grab what we need, Chambala. Our path isn’t getting any shorter. Perhaps we’ll run into her again later.” Rebecca had never stuck with the faith of her homeland quite as well as her sister did, but she nevertheless didn't feel right saying such things at the slightest provocation.



Tour de Rouge, Main Gates

Veronica was about to answer Tirnea’s question before Jaimie did it for her, at least partially. While she wasn’t too fond of the way that Jaimie spoke of her, she wasn’t sure if Serena was ever a hunter herself, having never gotten the idea to ask. But with the stories her teacher told to her, she wouldn’t be surprised if it was the case at some point. Serena turned her head towards Tirnea, seeing fit to address her now that her dealings with Jaimie had lulled for the moment.

“My name is Serena,” she said, “And this is my student, Veronica. I have experienced many professions in my time, but for now, my only duty is ensuring that Veronica succeeds on her journey. We will likely be travelling across the continent, and you are welcome to join us if you wish. I can reward you if you would be willing to aid us on our mission, but if not, I would ask that you not do anything reckless if we get into trouble.” Serena looked the foreign lady over, something cold and analytical washing over her eyes for but a moment before it receded to her usual demeanor.

“You are Pinuran,” Serena continued, somewhat quieter, but not enough to seem suspicious. “Are you not? If you decline, I would still advise you not stay in this city for too long. The Choir is not so trusting of your homeland, and they are not kind to those who they believe are sticking their noses where they do not belong.” Serena would have preferred it if she were to come along with them, even if it were just for a fellow foreign perspective on events.
I was planning on starting on stuff today but it turns out I'm pretty sick. Hopefully things will be better tomorrow. :
Tour de Rouge, Main Gates

Serena laughed. It had been a while since she felt like she was talking to an actual person, instead of some Choir soldier or official. Usually they had all of the quirkiness trained out of them.

“Well hopefully they will be big enough for you,” She said, beginning to count off on each of her fingers. “The one you will probably notice first; tall, with long blonde hair. You might think he looks more like a lady, at first. He has been seen using both light and blood magic. Some of my colleagues insist he has ties to the old government, but he looks as if he is is in his twenties.” It was, of course, twenty five years since The Choir toppled that old government. Few remembered much of it, their rule being best characterised as graceful and delicate, a subtle, guiding hand in contrast to the iron fist that one might expect just by looking at the city.

“The next is a young girl,” Serena continued. “Around fifteen years old. She wears the heavy hooded garb of Loyalitat’s spiritualists, so we do not know very much about what she looks like. She seems to be a non-combatant. After that, there is a golem. It is sleeker than most golems, though it is mounted with weapons, and it can even fly. You will most likely know it when you see it. The last is their leader. He wears heavy black armor; made of sky iron. He carries a shield and a sword that seems to be a replica of Orion’s sword, if it is not the genuine article. Getting him dead or alive is our highest priority.” She took a deep breath, looking to the gate and back to Jaime.

“That is the gist of what we know at the moment,” Serena concluded. “They seem to be travelling South; my guess is that they will make a break for Nethern Port. Do you have any more questions? There is a cart willing to take us a good distance, if you wish.” Meanwhile, Veronica continued speaking with the foreign lady, trying to seem as if she wasn't inconveniencing her.

“The people here love hunting beasts more than bothering to do much else with them,” Veronica explained. “But there’s still a lot left, at least from what I hear. And that’s not counting the demons and such.” She watched as the other woman unfolded her map. It looked pretty old and out of date, maybe because she lived so far away. She didn’t know why some parts were red, though. The knight nodded when she was asked if they were in Tour de Rouge.

“Tour de Rouge,” Veronica said. “Yeah. One of the biggest cities on the island. If it’s beasts you’re looking for, the hunters here might know something.” She adjusted her hold on Maugris, holding the shaft closer to the hammer while letting the rest of the pole rest more comfortably on the ground.



Falke, East Shopping District

Rebecca smiled back at Chambala before she examined the devices. Their design was rather simple, but that was what made them interesting to her. Perhaps The Choir might benefit from having more items like these, instead of the more complex and flashy design philosophies that had always been prevalent in Tour de Rouge. It was something she was guilty of herself, if she was honest. She explained a multitude of ways that one might bypass the river, but none of them appealed to Rebecca. It probably wouldn’t do her any good if she tried, especially if they stationed soldiers along the riverside.

“You live in the forest?” Rebecca asked. “That explains a lot. N-nothing bad, that is. But anyways, I grew up in the Twilight Fields. I was hoping to head home before winter. I guess it’ll be a long trip…” She turned her attention back to the golem and its master. The lady in the golden armor was speaking to her, as if there weren’t enough indication that she was trouble. Rebecca personally envied the good old days when she could count on golems to do most of her work, though the way Chambala spoke about the one in question gave her enough cause to abandon her reminiscing.

“Don’t you go picking fights with any golems,” Rebecca exclaimed sternly. “Okay? At least not without a good reason and a good plan. You can hit one of them as many times as you like, but I don’t want to see whatever’s left of you after it hits you once.” She turned her attention back to that armored lady, not sure whether to continue seeking her out.
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