A Murderous Meeting 36th of Spring, 509 AV Market day had begun and Clareen was in the middle of it. She had been awoken by the sounds of outsiders, visitors speaking the language of the weak. That had always been what she had called it, a language in which each vowel was too hard and each consonant too light. Although she knew it, rather well; she wasn't quite fluent in Common, but she was at least competent in the language. Just well enough to speak with the dark skinned, strange visitors on Market day. Clareen wished that she could have been one of the vendors, or a popular customer; bargaining and babbling through the day about what item was worth what; just meaningless talk; like the idiots drooling over her. Although she couldn't be one the customers, she was stuck as a drudge. Claimed by the random passerby, having to do what each requested. Sometimes she would advertise, sometimes she would entice, but this time, this time she danced. She wasn't very good at dancing, honestly she though she was atrocious. Knowing nothing of the art she merely moved her legs here and there, sliding her hands up and down her body. Occasionally crouching as well as accidentally flashing the crowd, wearing nothing but her Lontev. She didn't do it for her own amusement at all though. She did it, because she was told to. As Clareen had tried to escape The Courtyard of The Sky, an Avora salesman who needed someone to get his booth some attention caught her. He saw her body and told her to stand upon his second table and dance. She had no choice but to do what she was told to do. She looked down at all of the spectators that watched as she moved her body, skin flashing through the openings in her robe occasionally, caused by the fast movement. Most were men who would've just as happily snatched her down from her post and petched her there and then, “What Pigs.” This was what she thought as she danced, no smile grazed her lips; only a look of disdain. She despised most of these people, and they were even “her, people.” They could all die that instant for all she cared, actually scratch that, she wanted to kill them herself; each, slowly, and painfully. She wished she could rise in class and maybe at some point she would, but right now she just wanted each to stop breathing; to stop taking in air they didn't deserve. She looked down on them, dancing for their amusement, she was doing it subconsciously at this point; unaware of how she was actually moving. Clareen glanced at the man she was “advertising” for. He wasn't even selling anything, no, instead he sat in his chair and watched her dance. He was no different then the rest. Only after her body, as much as she adored it herself as well as adoring using it against them; she hated that it was the only thing most saw. Male or female, it was irrelevant. He had only told her to dance, not necessarily to stay there for a certain amount of time, so she could sneak away if she was fast enough. Just fast enough for him not to command her to return. |