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Time: Morning
Location: Church of Sorian
Interactions: @princess Anastasia @Rodiak Nahir @Lava Alckon Farim

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Aesthetic: Hair Necklace Outfit & Shoes



The pitter-patter of the rain on Kira’s carriage soothed her heart. She reveled in the dreary weather. How relaxing it was to sit outside and watch the rain? She dreaded the sunny weather and wished that Sorian would be drenched in the rain. People ran to and fro and covered themselves as if they might melt. Kira snickered; it was quite amusing to watch these nobles act as if their lives might be ruined by the rain. She held a parasol closed neatly in her hand only to blend in; otherwise she would have happily enjoyed the weather. Alas, she had duties to attend to, and with that, she turned away from the entrance.

Finally, her carriage stopped outside the Church of Sorian. There was a pause as she opened her parasol and awaited her door opening. She tapped her foot and drummed her fingers alongside the doorway and sighed when the servant opened the door. “Jeez, I was beginning to think you washed away in the rain,” The man blanched and he grimaced as if to say “I’m sorry.” She patted the servant’s head and accepted his hand. She stepped out with the parasol above her and smiled pleasantly. The pitter patter now drizzled onto her parasol like a songbird’s melody.

“I’m only messing with you. How could such a handsome and benevolent servant as you get lost, James?” He said nothing and averted his gaze while Jesse closed the doors to her carriage. “You’re a quiet man, James. You know I like hearing your voice.” The man’s eyes narrowed into slits as they faced each other at the doorway. “Wait. You got your tongue cut out didn’t you? That’s a shame, James. Get it? James Shames or Shame James. Your new nickname!”

He glared at her and his hand twitched, yet he made no effort to act on it. Kira giggled and kissed his cheek playfully. “Be a good brother and go fetch Jesse. I’m going to be bored here, you know, and Jason made plenty of treats for me.” James bowed reluctantly and turned up the aisle way of the pews and stood at the back momentarily. Her gaze swept over the architecture and regrettably, she marveled at the beauty of it. If only so much work had been done for the rest of Sorian. Kira sighed and decided not to linger on it anymore. James returned, slipped a bag into her hand, and then disappeared as quickly as he had come. She stuffed it in her boot and it was now concealed perfectly.

Kira ignored him and observed the room. Towards the back sat Lorenzo and Charlotte Vikena. It would not do well to mingle with them. At the front was Princess Anastasia, and two of Alidasht's royalties. Kira glanced between the two groups then strode forward with the confidence of the world. She strode past the Vikena's until she joined the group up front. She averted her gaze from Count Damien.

“Princess Anastasia, Count Damien, and dare I say, the Shehzadi and Shahzade?” Kira inquired and curtsied politely. Her voice was as sweet as honey and she appeared innocent. Kira stood tall and kept her hands neatly knitted together as to not cause any worry for the entourage and bodyguards. “What an honor to make your acquaintances.” She paused, and allowed a moment to pass then continued. “May I sit with your Highnesses, please? Also, my name is Kira - Kira Lockhart.”

Lockhart. She resisted the urge to snicker and waited for their responses.
In Avalia 12 days ago Forum: Casual Roleplay

Time: Morning
Location: Northpass
Interactions: @Helo Bowyn @Lava Alckon Bardulf @FunnyGuy Mister Luum @Tae Brigette @Pink Khione Zeva
Mentions:
Equipment: Small backpack, two knives, bow and arrow, rations, water flask, hygiene products, polearm, new outfit


Rue listened to everyone speak and stayed near Bowyn. She observed the room and shuffled her feet. Other than Bowyn, everyone looked like they were freezing. Her gaze kept sliding over to Zeva who was wrapped suffocating tight in her blanket. Rue nodded in agreement with Bowyn’s statements; she wanted to train. Being in Northpass caused her to feel more at ease, despite the high number of dark elves roaming. It bothered her that such a peaceful place was becoming hostile and uncomfortable, and drove her further towards her goal of freeing Avalia. Starfire, who also was not too fond of the cold, was laying by the fireplace and pretending to be asleep so she could ignore everyone.

She shuffled her feet and folded her hands neatly together and glanced around at the others, and then glanced again at Zeva when he mentioned shopping. ”I’d be happy to help buy you some clothes,” Rue told her quietly, “”And anyone else who is not able to tolerate the colder climate. It’s easiest for Bowyn and I to get around, and our ice-magic is more powerful here, too, for hunting.” Rue glanced toward the window. Her eyes twitched as she envisioned all the dark elves patrolling and shuddered. She held onto her polearm and glanced up at Bowyn.

”I won’t take Starfire, because she’ll stand out. I can manage on my own here,” Rue patted her prosthetic-wooden leg hidden under the dark cloak she wore and smiled at him, then glanced at the others.

Olivia

Persephone
Time: Morning
Location: Courting Mixer - Blossom Cafe
Interactions: @ReusableSword Roman
Mentions: @princess Charlotte
Aesthetic:
Necklace
Dress, hat & hair
Shoes


After the wild night at the masquerade, Olivia had cried in Delilah's arms and begged her to let her run away. She had vented to Delilah her worries and fears. The woman had refused to allow it, and asked Gilbert to bring her some of the cake he had just baked. Olivia ate the food quietly and retreated to bed before Charlotte could find her. She didn’t need Charlotte to know what had transpired, nor worry her friend. It seemed the less Charlotte knew then the better. Throughout the night Olivia tossed and turned, and managed to scrape in a few hours at dawn.

Hours later, Delilah brought her the newspaper to read. Upon voicing her interest in the courting mixer, the maid smiled and helped her prepare, and even offered to go with her. Gilbert had arranged their breakfast which she quickly scarfed down as he chastised her to slow down. Olivia’s cheeks had reddened, but she heeded the man’s advice, and reminded herself she’d be in public today. This would be an important event for her and she couldn’t screw it up. Her confidence was shaken, but Liv nodded and cooperated with Delilah.

The fashion nobles wore astonishing clothes to Olivia; how could they afford these items? Her family could barely afford potatoes. She didn’t protest as the woman measured and helped her find the proper dress and accessories. After watching her struggle with high heels, the maid offered her flats instead which she would trip less in. Her feet were still hurting form the torture heels last night. Everything felt alien to her; the food, the attire, the accessories, and now the carriage she would ride in? If anyone had told Olivia she’d be living this life, she would have laughed at them and asked what they were smoking.

Gratitude for Charlotte and Delilah rose in her throat; she vowed to herself she would not fail them. Olivia had hugged Charlotte tightly and promised to hangout with her later. She climbed into the carriage slowly and stumbled on the ends of her dress. Olivia then cursed, which caused the maid to gently remind her not to swear either. Both Delilah and Gilbert decided to attend with her to watch over her upon Charlotte’s request. It relieved her to know she wouldn’t entirely be alone and it pained her to be away from Charlotte, but she knew she had to give her friend space as well. Something had happened last night and Olivia wanted to know, but it would have to wait.

Once at the courting mixer, Olivia slowly left the carriage this time so she didn’t fall. She smiled and was greeted by the friendly woman, Mingyu. Delilah and Gilbert were seated nearby. After she sat at the table with her number, Olivia nervously glanced around. There was Lady Thea, Drake Edwards, an unfamiliar blonde woman, and many other nobles she recognized, but didn’t know them. Olivia bounced her leg in anticipation until a glance from Delilah told her to stop. She fixed her gaze on the menu instead of staring around. That is, until the towering silhouette entered the cafe and loomed into her vision. Olivia smiled and relaxed visibly once she recognized Roman. How was this man so beautiful? Her breath caught and she swallowed quickly so she’d have a voice by the time he arrived.

”L-Lord Raven- Roman!” Olivia stuttered as he joined her table and swore to herself internally. ”Err, my apologies. Good morning, Roman. Thank you so very much, and so are you! You look handsome as ever!” Liv’s chest tightened as she began stringing together another sentence and did not betray the confidence she tried to display. The topic of the masquerade caused her fists to clench briefly on the menu, and she slowly took a deep breath to relax them. ”Yes, the masquerade was quite the event. It was fun seeing all the costumes.”

Or the wasted money that pig Calbert throws around…Piece of-

Olivia smiled sweetly as if nothing were wrong, and glanced at Delilah. Sit up. the woman mouthed and Olivia promptly sat up. Unfortunately, her chair scraped against the floor and she blushed with embarrassment. Praying that Roman wouldn’t say anything, Olivia returned the smile to her face. ”It seemed the ritual last night was… interesting.” Desperate to find another topic that didn’t involve their ridiculous evening, she added, ”So…. You’re a Blacksmith, right..?”

Please let the answer be yes…
𝒪𝓁𝒾𝓋𝒾𝒶 and Marek



Olivia grabbed a few shots and danced to the music out of tune. For now, she wanted to forget her troubles. She attempted to remain near the foyer, but the crowd kept pushing her. She decided for now she didn’t care; she was lost in her own thoughts and the shots she consumed. She stumbled a few moments after grabbing a shot and caused the waiter to glance backward at her. Olivia ignored him and spun around with careless laughter. The room spun around her and she giggled with fun. It was fun until she bumped into a masked man and glanced at him with an apologetic smile.

”Sorry!” Liv giggled and went to move away, but noticed she had spilled some of her drink. ”Shhhiiit. Let me clean that up for you!” Liv grabbed a towel from a waiter and began to dab at his shirt with laughter. ”These drinks are good!”

As Olivia stumbled and bumped into him, Marek remained still, his gaze fixed on her. His expression, once calm and composed, twisted into a mask of intense fury as their eyes met. When she offered her apologies and attempted to clean up the spill, Marek's lips quirked into a subtle smile beneath his mask.

Unfortunately, Olivia noticed this, but the second her mind focused on it, then it was gone.

”No need to trouble yourself, my dear,” he said smoothly. He gently took the towel from her hand and began to dab at the spill himself.

Olivia watched as he took the towel. Curiously, she tilted her head to the side, mirroring her mask, and watched as he dabbed it up himself.

”Indeed, the drinks here are quite exquisite,” he continued, his tone casual. ”But perhaps you've had your fill for the evening?”

”No way, these drinks and I are friends. Oh by the way I’m Olivia Blackwood. Nice to meet you!” Olivia retorted. She giggled, as if it were the silliest idea on the planet. She set the shot glass on her head and twisted it into a rather clumsy yet elegant curtsy. A voice in the back of her mind pushed her to run away, but the alcohol inside of her numbed it. Liv grabbed the shotglass back into her hand and sipped the remainder of it.

”But I do take your apology to heart and there must be something I can do to resolve the situation better, yes? Your suit musta been expensive!”

A flicker of irritation crossed his feature. ”Olivia Blackwood,” he repeated her name, his tone tinged with a hint of mockery. “An intriguing choice of name you’ve made.”

Olivia watched him speak with her head tilted back to the side. She studied him and set the shot glass back on her head and folded her arms. ”You use a lotta big words.” She replied and giggled. His mockery of her name bewildered her. Why was this man acting hostile? Her heart rate quickened. She instinctively reached to her right side where she’d normally keep her magic book but there was nothing. A shot of panic rose through her.

Marek paused to study her reaction before continuing, “Perhaps we can play a game, Olivia… That would lighten my spirits.” His grin was audible in his tone as he leaned in closer to speak lowly in her ear. “You take off your mask …and I’ll take off mine.”

”A game, huh.” Olivia watched as a waiter came by and took her shot glass from her head. She huffed and grabbed another quickly before he disappeared. Her mind kept yelling at her to run but her mind was drowning from the alcohol. These were some strong drinks… ”That sounds a bit bold, don’t you think?” Olivia laughed as the adrenaline coursed through her. She laughed and removed it from half her face. ”Boo!”

There was a dark glint in his eye as he remained in his position. With deliberate slowness, his hand crept to his mask, lifting it from its place. “That mask is not the one I was speaking of,” he murmured. “You see, there's another mask you are wearing... But no need to take it off. I already see through it.”

Olivia’s smile remained on his face until he began to speak. Then, it crumbled like a cookie in milk. A cold chill rushed through her despite the warmth of the night. ”....” She went to speak, but no sound came out, and her heart rate intensified so loudly it was a wonder nobody could hear it.

Marek's touch sent a chill down her spine as he brushed a strand of hair behind her ear. His voice, barely above a whisper, carried a weight of dread as he uttered a single word in her ear:

“Persephone.”

When he touched her hair, Olivia recoiled, but didn’t move. Her feet were planted to the floor like she was a flower being potted. The color drained from her face. What was going on? Did the magic spell do nothing? The shot glass she had in her hand abruptly fell. The loud shatter of glass caused people to look over with curiosity, but Olivia didn’t notice. Who was this man? How did he know? Why did he know? Was he one of Calbert’s lackeys? That meant….

”....I.. What? I don’t…” Olivia stammered. Now her mind was loud enough to hear her yells. She ignored the broken glass, and turned on her heels and ducked into the crowd. The crowd had split like the red sea with a mix of curiosity, bewilderment and surprise. Olivia quickly disappeared into the crowd.

Charlotte and Fritz disappeared from her mind entirely and she shot outside quickly into the night. The guards who had been chattering near the door watched her abruptly sprint out and called to her, but she ignored them. Her heart rate was intense like a war drum. She took off her godforsaken heels and grabbed her dress so she could run faster.

A mix of blue and orange wandered near Marek. There was a shnort of derision and amusement as the figure passed and then disappeared as quickly as they had come.

Marek returned the mask to his face, a low chuckle escaping his lips.
Olivia

Persephone

Time: Evening
Location: Damien Estate Masquerade
Interactions: @princessCharlotte
Mentions:
Aesthetic:
braid
owl mask
dress and accessories



Olivia swallowed and shook her head. ”I don’t think so.” Olivia’s voice was quiet and barely audible over the ballroom noise. She took several deep breaths to soothe her racing heart. There wasn’t any need to panic although the way he’d approached her, both at the beach and now, held more sinister tones. It was as though he was trying to recognize her. Rejecting his dance had been wise, but Olivia worried he’d continue pursuing her throughout the night. Was the magic spell all for nothing? She gritted her teeth. Fear was overwhelming her. She had a few peaceful days but it was over. Was she meant to never be at peace? Was she meant to live her life on the line? It felt as though her whole life was one big cosmic joke.

”I don’t… I don’t think it was a coincidence, but we can’t continue worrying or it’ll be suspicious. Why don’t we - “ Her voice was cut off as a group of dancers split them up. Liv inhaled and reached for Charlotte when a gloved hand took it instead. She looked up and her eyes widened to the size of the moon. A man with jet black hair, gray eyes and a black and red tuxedo stood before her. His ominous smirk sent shivers down her spine as they locked eyes. Olivia opened her mouth to speak but no sound came out. He grinned as he released Olivia’s hand and swept into the crowd where Charlotte had been. She watched as Asher bumped into Charlotte, then he offered an apology and kissed her hand. Right after, he disappeared into the crowd. He moved like smoke from a fire; appearing one moment and disappearing the next, as if the fire had been extinguished.

If Calbert hadn’t rattled her nerves enough, this sent her overboard. Olivia grasped at her hair with utter panic and urgently tried to move towards Charlotte once more. She shoved a few people out of her way furiously, who turned glare and holler at her, but she ignored them. She grasped her friend’s arm and steered her off the dancefloor. ”Did he say anything to you? Did he do anything?” Olivia pressed urgently. Tears swam in her eyes and she struggled not to let them overwhelm her. ”I think we should go.”

The flashback pulled at her mind. She struggled to ignore it but she was unsuccessful. A starry eyed gaze filled her eyes.




In Avalia 2 mos ago Forum: Casual Roleplay

Time: Evening
Location: Flying above The Righteous Tern
Interactions: @Helo Bowyn
Mentions: @Lava Alckon Bardulf @FunnyGuy Mister Luum @Tae Brigette @Pink Khione Zeva
Equipment: Small backpack, two knives, bow and arrow, rations, water flask, hygiene products, polearm, outfit


Rue went to reply but the words were lost in her throat. She nodded in agreement when Bowyn continued to speak. ”Me too,” Rue replied and looked over her shoulder to smile at him so he didn’t worry if he had started.

”I can’t see much either, but it would be nice to have more allies. I doubt it’s Luums, though who knows with him.” Rue contemplated the scenario and continued. ”Let’s hope it’s on our side.” She had a neutral stance on them; they were interesting to her. Like all species, she was wary of them as well. Her curiosity with the way they lived and behaved was inexplicable. Rue let out a soft smile.

”Maybe they’ll be a great ally. All we can do is hope for the best. If not, I think there’s enough of us to defend Bardulf.” Rue glanced over at Starfire and patted her neck. The Pegasus whinnied loudly with joy and caused Rue to laugh. Soaring in the skies with Bowyn and Starfire was relaxing and fun, especially over the sea which she thought she would never see as a young fae growing up. The salt breeze against her face and the wind her hair and wings was worth the struggles she’d endured to come this far; especially with someone as handsome and loyal as Bowyn. She reached over and took his hand gently. ”I wish we could stay up here forever, away from the war, but we’ve risked too much to leave it now.”
Olivia

Persephone

Time: Evening
Location: Damien Estate Masquerade
Interactions: @princessCharlotte
Aesthetic:
braid
owl mask
dress and accessories



All the noise around Olivia faded out to silence. What was going on? What happened? Did he recognize her? Was her cover blown by something? Had she done something wrong to raise suspicion? Olivia’s skin paled, and sweat began forming around her forehead and in her palms. Was it wrong to come here? Reckless, yes but wrong? What if she had stayed away? What if she endangered everyone? The questions raced through her mind and she oddly didn’t feel herself being buffered by the crowd; it was as if time stood still and the ballroom had ceased to exist. The room tilted around her. She he hadn’t realized she’d been holding her breath, afraid to let it out in case it made reality anymore scarier.
?????



A muscular and lithe figure with dark hair and tiger-colored eyes wandered through the crowd. They trailed another, yet kept their distance. With a dark dress and mask obscuring their face and eyes, it was impossible to make out any details. Their gaze flitted around like a hummingbird as they surveyed the scenario. The laughter and chatter, joyous and drunken, was only background noise. The individual walked silently amongst the crowd before disappearing into the shadows. From here, they had the best vantage point to keep an eye on everyone.

Their gaze locked onto their target and watched the exchange with a veiled smirk. For a moment it lingered, as they made eye contact then moved away quickly. The individual locked their gaze onto another surrounded by a large group. A flicker of emotions coursed through the person, and then nothing. It was as if the emotions had never existed.

With a sigh, they idled against the wall, obscured by the dancers and shadows. Their gaze however, would lock momentarily onto another, and then flicker away. If only he knew, but it would be for the best if they did not. Despite what they felt, it was drowned by a bottle of alcohol in a flask hidden in their pocket. When that one was emptied, it was soon replenished by another for someone with an unnaturally high tolerance.

Some secrets were best kept only that - secrets, and nothing more. The figure remained invisible to most, but for those who mattered, they were visible.

In Avalia 2 mos ago Forum: Casual Roleplay

Time: Evening
Location: Flying above The Righteous Tern
Interactions: @Helo Bowyn
Mentions: @Lava Alckon Bardulf @FunnyGuy Mister Luum @Tae Brigette @Pink Khione Zeva
Equipment: Small backpack, two knives, bow and arrow, rations, water flask, hygiene products, polearm, outfit


Rue giggled at his mention of Raze. The sneaky and mischievous thievery of the stoat amused her. His pat on Starfire’s neck as an addition of being protected earned him a loud whinny of agreement. She giggled at the interaction.

”He is a great human, and I am so glad we have him. He’s braver than most of Avalia who doesn’t want to make a difference or is too scared.” Rue replied, bitterness entering her voice. ”Though I can understand their reasoning, I do wish more Avalians would rise up. Bardulf didn’t deserve to nearly die on Earth so I’m glad we saved him, and I will do whatever in my power to protect him too.”

Rue chuckled when Bowyn suggested Luum and Bridget being a thing. ”They are an odd pair and she seems to follow him like a puppy. Unfortunately, the light reveals all, and nobody can hide forever I would think. I hope she’s not… One of them.” Rue’s voice hushed, despite it being only them and their animal companions.

The idea of slavery entered her mind and she shuddered, unable to speak it out loud. Rue took several deep breaths to cease the flashbacks and turned back to him. With a steadier voice and heart, Rue glanced down at the ship.

”I believe we have a new face,” Her voice became dry as she peered down at the main deck. ”I don’t want to jump quite yet, but I’m going to continue observing from afar. Luum’s down there, for whatever he’s worth.”
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