@StarkSpangledMayflower_Mad_Elder
(Oof, that's harsh family history shade)
(Oof, that's harsh family history shade)
(I mean, yeah. I haven't changed it. Just put it into perspective. hmmmm, it would be interesting to introduce the other two brothers. Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.)
(Go for it!)
Valkyrie nodded. "Yeah, there's plenty of stuff for that. A saddle with a place to grip, or a saddle and reins would do nicely. You might want to talk to a leatherworker for that stuff, though. I'll be happy to try crafting you weapons or armor, though."
(Yeet!)
(I kind of want to add at least one more of my characters, but idk who. And then I also just realized I have Pollux, but it'll be a while before he's here.)
(Yeah, I'll probably add the brothers in later.)
(Alright. That's fine. I'm thinking of maybe giving a cameo appearance later to my princess character who's a hot mess and also drunk half of the time. She also fakes her own death in the story, but that's not important.)
(Lol)
"Alright. I'll have to go there then is it possible to create a pair of cuffs that are able to expand into a fan of metal blades?" She asked
"I think I've seen something like that before, but seeing that I'm just the apprentice, I can't do that myself yet. My boss just trusts me with the simpler tasks. Take it up with him if you want," Valkyrie suggested, "Might cost you a good bit to have a fancy weapon like that, but if you're willing, knock yourself out."
"Well, thanks for the information. I have to go to the leatherman." She said and waved
"Good luck," Valkyrie said dully, returning most of her attention to work.
"So, how goes it, Quincy? Work treating you well?"
"Yeah," Quincy responded, "A bit tiring if anything. Can't remember the last time I got actual sleep."
Valkyrie laughed. "About the same over here. I'm still just an apprentice and Marcellus makes me do all his dirty work. Even after I work all day, he makes me clean the forge. Usually goes well into nighttime. Then of course, there's still patrol. But you have that too, don't you?"
Valkyrie held up the blade. It was straight, but a little oddly-shaped around the edges. She waited a minute for it to cool some, then stuck it in a bucket of water to harden more.
"Of course I do," Quincy responded mocking offense to the question, "I have so much work to do. I decided to get the biggest thing done first so I could recover faster."
"That's probably a good way to do it," Valkyrie replied, putting down her hammer, "Gods, I can't believe some people have the nerve to complain about work, when we're some of the hardest working ones out here. It's better than my old job, of course, but it's still a pain."
“I know,” Quincy exclaimed, “Let them try to live a day in our shoes.”
Valkyrie cleared her throat, muttered Aurelius' name somewhere in there, then picked up the sword, running her hand over its length and taking it to the grindstone.
Robin walked out over to the leatherman. Telling him what she wanted, she left and picked up her dagger. She frowned at the sight of the dull edges and sighed, walking back to the Smith's. "You do sharpen and polish knives right?" She asked Valkyrie.
One of the girls looked up at Aurelius and Mara. "Aurelius, hello. Who is this?" Mara thought she must look weird. "Ah, I'm Mara and I'm here to dye my hair." The young girls eyes lit up. She always enjoyed doing that instead of dying clothes. "Come sit." Mars looked to Aurelius before walking over. "I can come looking for you when this is over, so you don't have to stay with me.
(I might not be on much this weekend, just warning you.)
(Yeah, same. Finals week is coming up for me, so the next week in general.)
Aurelius sat down. "No, that's okay. I don't have work today, and I want to make sure you're safe, at least until we get everything sorted out. Actually, you know what? I can buy you some clothes maybe so you don't have to walk around in mine. It's up to you, really. Anything else I can do to help out?"
(And break finishes in a few days so I'll be swarmed with stuff)
(^^^ same)
Robin walked out over to the leatherman. Telling him what she wanted, she left and picked up her dagger. She frowned at the sight of the dull edges and sighed, walking back to the Smith's. "You do sharpen and polish knives right?" She asked Valkyrie.
"Come, sit." Taking Mara's hand and shoved her in a chair. "My names Kila. What can I do for you?" A bit shocked and confused, it took a few seconds for Mara to answer. "In Mara and I want my hair white."
"White? I mean, okay." Kila took some bleach and leand Mara's head back so that it wouldn't get on her skin. After a while and almost falling asleep because it was so relaxing, Kila was done. "And here you go." Kila Spun the chair and Mara looked in the mirror. And for a second she almost confused herself as her sister. It made her feel emotions she didn't want to feel right now. "So, Aurelius, how do I look?"
Valkyrie nodded as she was sharpening her newly-forged blade.
"That I can do. Hand it over, if you would?"
She placed down her own blade.
Aurelius looked Mara up and down.
"I think it suits you," he said, "Will it be enough to keep you hidden though?"
"It should keep me hidden for a while at least." For how long though? Mara wasn't sure. "Thank you. If you could show me around a bit more, I would like that." She smiled and stood, thanking the girl who did her hair.
"Yeah. We should probably introduce you to the Nine Elders first, but then I'd be glad to show you around," Aurelius replied, "What do you think?"
"You have elders here?" It was just like her village, old, crabby, senile person who made stupid rules. "I guess." If they were anything like hers then she wasn't sure how well she would do here. Walking to the door she decided to get on Riven's back. "Well, let's go."
"It's mostly for record-keeping purposes," he promised, "They should take to you alright, hopefully. Plus they can help you find housing and work, should you choose to stay."
He was nervous, though, because he knew they didn't exactly love him.
Aurelius got on Nox's back and led the way to one of the more ornate structures in the city- a marble hall with intricate friezes and columns on the exterior. He got down, opened the door, and Nox followed him inside. A guard- a woman a couple of years older than himself- waved to him.
"Septima, we've got new company," he said, gesturing back towards Mara and Riven.
She peered back towards where Mara and Riven were and waited for their approach.
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