forum The Rivincita Society (Fantasy/Renaissance RP)

Started April 22, 2018 by Deleted user

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The balcony crashed onto the ground seconds after Felix dived off and rolled. He stood up, with no broken bones and a bit proud of himself for escaping certain death.

Cade turned to the wall once he saw the slightest bit of movement. There's a girl there… He drew his knife and carefully approached her.

Breeze looked to see someone approaching her. She quickly controlled her fast beating heart and waited for his approach.

"Who are you? What's your business?" Cade repeated what he asked most strangers, gripping the knife tighter.

"I'm Breeze," she responded, "I'm just taking shelter from the sandstorm."

Silene looked over at Cade and rolled her eyes. "There's no need to be hostile." She said.

Cade nodded, putting his knife back but still keeping his hand near it. "I see." He made a mental note to keep an eye on her. He turned to Silene. "There's always a need to be hostile."

"There really isn't," Breeze looked at the girl, "I'm just a simple merchant."

Cade chuckled. "You have no idea how many people I've met that have said things like that, but immediately back stabbed me when they got the chance."

"You can check me," Breeze offered, "I have no weapons on me."

Silene laughed. "Do you mean literally or figuratively?"She tried to shake the sand out of her hair.

"Both." Cade stated, his tone a mix between serious and joking. He turned to Breeze. "No, I believe you. I'm just making a point."

"Okay," Breeze sat there. She took out the Nightshade from her bag and began to make it into a fine powder.

Silene studied what the girl was doing before she held out her hand. "Silene." She stated.

"Breeze," she nodded at Silene. Her hands were covered with Nightshade.

She smiled and looked towards Cade. She gestured with her head to introduce himself. "Go." She mouthed.

He nodded, not holding out his hand to her. "Cade. The pleasure's all mine."

"It's wonderful to meet you two," Breeze crushed up the last of the powder. She took out one of her capsules and filled it with the powder. Being very careful not to let any of it spill.