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Entry tags:
- @ abrogate green,
- @ badside,
- @ barrackham,
- @ chnum,
- @ echomire,
- @ flag hill,
- @ gallmarch,
- @ ketch heath,
- @ pelorus fields,
- @ raven's gate,
- @ sangwine,
- @ serpolet,
- @ sobek croix,
- @ stoneshell,
- @ ~ north woods,
- alexia swiftdawn,
- gemma "gg" giordano,
- ilde decima,
- irene adler,
- jae-hyun kim,
- jaime lannister,
- kalinda sharma,
- marie-sixtine st. vincent,
- odessa wander,
- seoraj,
- severus snape α,
- shrieky,
- sunny,
- xas,
- { bruce wayne,
- } cliona donovan,
- } data,
- } don draper
in the woods dark and deep I offer you eternal sleep
Who: Alba, Alexia Swiftdawn, Anna Demirovna, Bruce Wayne, Cliona Donovan, Data, Don Draper, Ilde Decima, Irene Adler, Jae-hyun Kim, Jaime Lannister, Kalinda Sharma, Marie-Sixtine St. Vincent, Martel, Nuray Amedi, Penelope Lane, Odessa Wander, Pepper Potts, Rex Lewis, Seoraj, Shrieky, Sunny, Wolfgang Einhorn, Xas
What: Something bad is afoot, and you must help.
Where: Abrogate Green, Badside, Barrackham, Chnum, Echomire, Flag Hill, Gallmarch, Ketch Heath, Pelorus Fields, Raven's Gate, Sangwine, Serpolet, Sobek Croix, Stoneshell, and the northern woods
When: July 22nd to the 30th
Notes: People are slow right now and a few are on hiatus, so slow-tagging and back-tagging are totally fine. Please check the accompanying OOC post for info and to coordinate.
Warnings: Disturbing content, will include violence, choking, drowning, body horror, and animal death.
Strange events tend to go unnoticed in Baedal, compared to the much stranger things happening around them. People don't tend to be noticed when they go missing, either. The city takes these things in stride. After all, people get called back to their homeworld all the time, or they die. Everyone knows this.
Still, rumors start cropping up around the city about the sudden appearance of twelve identical towers positioned around the city like the face of a clock...
ALBA ♞ Cliona Donovan
DON DRAPER ♞ Pepper Potts, Kalinda Sharma
ILDE DECIMA ♞ Irene Adler, Marie-Sixtine St. Vincent
JAE-HYUN KIM ♞ Sunny
MARTEL ♞ Data, Jaime Lannister
NURAY AMEDI ♞ Alexia Swiftdawn, Anna Demirovna
ODESSA WANDER ♞ Rex Lewis
SEORAJ ♞ Bruce Wayne
SHRIEKY ♞ Xas
WOLFGANG EINHORN ♞ Penelope Lane
SWAN PRINCESS.
abduction ♚ alba.
rescue ♞ clio.
Something very bad.
If you do, you'll be rewarded, she says. But you'd do it anyway, wouldn't you? Anyway, she tells you the key to the tower is with the bird-king in the land east of the sun and west of the moon, but that's not easy to get from Baedal; you'll need to find a cloak of swiftness. Where is it? Oh, well... she thinks it belongs to some huntsman in Sobek Croix. You'd better find it quick; you're running out of time.
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Baedal is a mess of scents and tracking isn't something that Clio does often, not to mention the way that magic seems to muddle everything up. In the end, she has a feeling it's something other than the fox's nose that leads her to the tower. It doesn't really matter, anyway, the old woman is there to explain, and she's right, of course, Clio would do it even without the offer of a reward.
Sobek Croix is not far as the crow flies. Forests have always been slightly unsettling, but that doesn't stop her from landing in the small village that the forest encloses. After talking to a few of the locals, she finds someone who can point her in the direction of a huntsman's cabin and she sets out for it, in her own form now. The huntsman may not be friendly and Clio isn't going to reveal all the tricks she has up her sleeve until she has to. If the hunstman isn't willing to lend her the cloak, she'll just have to take it, for Alba's sake.
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It's a flat-out refusal spoken in a tone that leaves no room for doubt, for argument. He's got his hands on this thing, he's not giving it up to some random person he doesn't know from Eve. (Not that he'd ever know Eve.) The set of his jaw telegraphs this as clearly as if it were tattooed on his face. "Sorry. This one's mine. You'll have to look elsewhere." He turns around as if to go.
"Yours, my arse," another voice says, invisible hand reaching up to snatch a cap off his head which, after he does so, makes him visible again: a similarly-dressed man tramping through the woods loud enough to scare off all the game, and he looks mad. "That's mine and you know it. You stole it from me!"
"You left it right out in the open," the first huntsman says, indignant, turning around with a hand on his axe, vexed half by being accused of thieving (regardless of whether it's true) and half by the fact that all this noise means there's no game around anymore.
"You don't just take things lying around!" the second huntsman says, flinging his invisibility cap down and approaching the first. "Not if you know they're valuable!"
"If it was so valuable to you, you ought have kept a better eye on it!"
They're arguing, maybe about to fight. She can try to talk them around - they don't seem inclined to listen - or she can take the cap to grab the other and leave. It's not stealing if it's borrowing, is it?