Day 10, Autumn, 514 AV
~21st Bell
~21st Bell
Shadiss wanted to stay under the radar, more so now than ever. She was aware that once people had begun to take notice of someone, they could very begin to learn their patterns. So, she had decided to case out a new tavern, The Drunken Fish to be exact. It was a place that she had learned was mostly full of sailors and that many kind of activities could be had. A desirable place, so long as one kept their purse close to their form, or not carry mizas around at all. The poisoner mostly wanted more venues to meet clients so then her actions and patterns could not be traced. She wanted to be a shadow, a shadow that created poisons and made people quake with just a name. So, here she was, standing in front of the door that would take her inside of The Drunken fish and her crimson gaze took note of the sign for a moment before she pushed back the hood of her long black coat. She was skeptical for this place seemed to be a lot more rowdy than The Pig’s Foot, but that may be because of the simple fact that brawls were allowed here. There was more freedom with what people could do within The Drunken Fish.
Silently, she would push through the door and the noises that she could hear from outside, would instantly became louder. The laughter as men clinked their mugs and shared stories of good times that had gone by or even jokes that were not very funny, but were funny to the men that were drunk. Silently she made her way over to the large bar as she continued to make notes of the occupants. Some brute seemed to be in some kind of head lock as another brute appeared to be punching the other. Hooded figures seem to be circling the room and she pulled the edges of her coat closer, so then to make sure that no thief could get to her purse. The woman had only brought a couple of silvers, for she was also on another hunt, a hunt that wasn’t just for a desirable location. ”A mug of ale," she told the barmaid and sat the correct amount of mizas down upon the bar counter, the barmaid gathered up these mizas and set about getting Shadiss her drink. Indeed, this location seemed ideal enough to meet with people, for not many were actually paying attention to those within the bar, preferring to mind their own business.
Once the bar maid returned with Shadiss’s drink, she turned to face the counter of the bar, lifting the mug of ale to take that first delicious mouthful. She enjoyed her ale as much as she enjoyed creating poisons, she also par-took in activities of the flesh, which was another reason why she was here, to scout out for a potential bed mate. Someone who could actually handle her pace, for she could get pretty forceful, especially when it was about something that she wanted. The Dhani would set her mug down upon the bar as her crimson gaze would glance over the patrons once more, for the moment she was going to simply watch before she did anything. Observation was an important tool and she knew this, it was needed to identify herbs while out chasing them within the wilds. Her gaze slipped over men and women a like and she couldn’t help but notice that some were thin. Indeed, she knew that life within Sunberth was not an easy one, some people suffered while others strived. Shadiss had only survived long enough because she relied heavily upon her profession as a poisoner, a profession that she enjoyed. A simple smirk fell upon her lips as she pulled her mug close to her form, if only they knew that a poisoner was amongst them, it probably would not be met with a welcome. Indeed, poison-crafters were not welcomed among most people, which was why she preferred to operate under the radar.
Ledger-4 CM for mug of ale
Silently, she would push through the door and the noises that she could hear from outside, would instantly became louder. The laughter as men clinked their mugs and shared stories of good times that had gone by or even jokes that were not very funny, but were funny to the men that were drunk. Silently she made her way over to the large bar as she continued to make notes of the occupants. Some brute seemed to be in some kind of head lock as another brute appeared to be punching the other. Hooded figures seem to be circling the room and she pulled the edges of her coat closer, so then to make sure that no thief could get to her purse. The woman had only brought a couple of silvers, for she was also on another hunt, a hunt that wasn’t just for a desirable location. ”A mug of ale," she told the barmaid and sat the correct amount of mizas down upon the bar counter, the barmaid gathered up these mizas and set about getting Shadiss her drink. Indeed, this location seemed ideal enough to meet with people, for not many were actually paying attention to those within the bar, preferring to mind their own business.
Once the bar maid returned with Shadiss’s drink, she turned to face the counter of the bar, lifting the mug of ale to take that first delicious mouthful. She enjoyed her ale as much as she enjoyed creating poisons, she also par-took in activities of the flesh, which was another reason why she was here, to scout out for a potential bed mate. Someone who could actually handle her pace, for she could get pretty forceful, especially when it was about something that she wanted. The Dhani would set her mug down upon the bar as her crimson gaze would glance over the patrons once more, for the moment she was going to simply watch before she did anything. Observation was an important tool and she knew this, it was needed to identify herbs while out chasing them within the wilds. Her gaze slipped over men and women a like and she couldn’t help but notice that some were thin. Indeed, she knew that life within Sunberth was not an easy one, some people suffered while others strived. Shadiss had only survived long enough because she relied heavily upon her profession as a poisoner, a profession that she enjoyed. A simple smirk fell upon her lips as she pulled her mug close to her form, if only they knew that a poisoner was amongst them, it probably would not be met with a welcome. Indeed, poison-crafters were not welcomed among most people, which was why she preferred to operate under the radar.
Ledger-4 CM for mug of ale