ombranera: (Oh you)
Zevran Arainai ([personal profile] ombranera) wrote in [community profile] faderift2015-12-25 02:36 pm

[ OPEN ] One time love, take care how you use it

WHO: Zevran Arainai, Isabela, their audience
WHAT: Zevran and Company heat up a cold night with some steamy songs from up North.
WHEN: Current
WHERE: Tavern
NOTES: Bawdy songs, salacious dancing, coin being tossed- adult language and content.




It was cold, they were bored and a little tipsy, and Zevran had run through as many stories of the fifth blight that he could stand for the night, Isabela had run through as many suckers as she could get in her game of cards as would be lured in by her laugh and her bosom. Comfortably buzzed and not wishing to become maudlin Zevran began to pick out the notes to a rather saucy Antivan song- one he recited recently for Alistair. By the time he'd gone through the first verse with just the Lute Isabela was chortling. "You wouldn't actually-"

"Oh, mia Bella, I would. I truly would." Never one to step down from such a challenge, his plucking went from idle to strong with purpose, which only had Isabela throwing her head back and cackling.

Giggling, in her own way, warm and rich and turning a few heads. The atmosphere wasn't dire or dour but it could use a little spice. A little heat. Whether it was the sudden sharp strum that brought him back to the beginning or Isabela elbowing him in the ribs to actually start singing that got more heads, he couldn't say. by the time he hit the refrain and had nudged her enough to get her standing on the table, writhing along with the music? They certainly had the attention of most if not all of the tavern. When he hit the second call and response- half the women in attendance replied, egged on by Isabela on the table still- leaping onto another in time with the music.

As he had quite a few such pieces in his repertoire, they had all night to fill with song and dance and bawdy intent.

[ ooc: tag around and have a party, everyone's game! ]

nadasharillen: (fireside)

she's like <(o///o)>

[personal profile] nadasharillen 2016-01-22 02:52 am (UTC)(link)
She had been prepared for something else entirely. Some half formed thought that his interest would immediately wane in favor of more agreeable company, or perhaps some continued bawdiness or cajoling. Not these... genuine seeming compliments, contingent on nothing.

When he lifted her hand it came easily, the hunter's surprise too great to allow any resistance. She thought mostly about how they had calluses in similar places, and how she had not thought her hand could be lovely until now--held carefully like a bird. Nahariel had never felt made for gentle things. Life with their small clan had enough hardship that there was precious little time for dalliance--nor did it provide anyone she wished to dally with. And at the Arlathvhen? Two days offered little more than the opportunity for experimental pawing... and she'd been mostly concerned that the Clan got fair trade for her work.

No. This was entirely new, and the brief press of his lips against her knuckles made the tips of her ears tingle.

"You are," she managed, "kind to say so."
nadasharillen: (pondering)

[personal profile] nadasharillen 2016-01-25 10:50 pm (UTC)(link)
The hand he held was slightly tensed, hovering somewhere in between pulling away and relaxing. The same could be said for the rest of her--save her eyes. Those were open, curious, balanced on the edge of disbelief.

"Why?" she asked. It was unclear which of the two statements she questioned. Perhaps because she wondered about both.
nadasharillen: (pondering)

[personal profile] nadasharillen 2016-01-30 05:39 pm (UTC)(link)
"I suppose if one expects compliments to be given, they are no longer considered a kindness," she'll reply, in a second answer to both questions. She'll smile her crooked smile again, apparently pleased to have thought of it.

And it was true, from what she knew. She'd heard his name before, around Skyhold. There'd even been a note up about him on the board. Flirtatious, and accomplished at it. Very popular in the evenings. But that was how it went with skill at anything--it became a facet of reality, not a kindness. Even if it was one.

While thinking, she'd relaxed a bit, now looking at him as less of a wary unknown, and more like... a piece of good wood she'd come across. She wasn't sure what he was yet, but she believed that people, like wood, would eventually tell you what they were, if you listened well enough.