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OPEN | you ain't a beauty, but hey, you're alright.
WHO: Jone & u
WHAT: Jone's intro log.
WHEN: Nowish.
WHERE: Kirkwall.
NOTES: Violence and strong language. Will update if things get w...orse.....
WHAT: Jone's intro log.
WHEN: Nowish.
WHERE: Kirkwall.
NOTES: Violence and strong language. Will update if things get w...orse.....
a. LOWTOWN.
Whenever you show up anyplace, you have to make some coin. If you've no contract, there are ways to do it, but they're messy methods.b. HIGHTOWN.
Jone, standing at a few inches over six feet, long hair a muddy tangle in the middle of a fighting ring walled by bodies yelling for their bet, does not seem to mind messy.
Her opponent is a human of similar stature, moves to punch her square in the stomach, and Jone takes it. Hurts like fuckall, but that never matters much to a Reaver. Anyway, she needs it to grab him, her hands a vicegrip on his arm. He can't pull away, and ends up dragging Jone a few feet in either direction, attempting to dislodge her. She's too close, now, and it's too easy to knee him in the bollocks, adding to the gesture with a solid bite at his neck. She doesn't break the skin enough to really hurt him, but it's a scary thing to see, and she wants the reputation as much as the coin.
Her opponent goes down, and the crowd cheers. Blood in her mouth, she cheers back: "Next!"
Jone knows where her money comes from, so she knows how to look. She's not pristine, walking the streets of Hightown, but her hair is clean enough to see it's red, pulled back and way from a face no longer covered in blood and muck. Wearing a worn but workable enough suit of armor, she's holding a piece of parchment, reading it while moving her lips. She looks up, looks down, reading it again.c. THE GALLOWS.
The door she goes to knock on-- maybe you know it? Maybe you're familiar enough with Kirkwall to know this is a prank? Maybe you're also thinking about taking a mercenary contract? Maybe the noble within is someone to be avoided? Help a girl out-- or don't.
She's only been here a day, but she's a little bored. No real reputation yet, but you gotta start small. Little things first. Late night arm wrestling. She's one two out of three so far, and the pot is growing.d. WILDCARD.
She reaches forward for her next opponent, and her sleeve falls down to reveal the glowing green just above her elbow.
She shrugs. "Believe me, mate, this made me stronger, I wouldn't be fighting you with it."
go 4 it i believe in u.

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"Is it working?" He laughs. "So, I told you how broken I am, you tell me how much of a monster you are."
He leans forward, interested.
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At Monster, she smiles. "I'll show you why I'm a monster, if you're not too scared."
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"I've never been scared of monsters. Probably should be, but--" Edgard shrugs.
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Then she drops him.
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"Ow!" He says it in a whine, but there's admiration there. "Next time, remind me to take you at your word."
He hops back up and laughs rubbing his backside. "If I wasn't broken before, parts of me definitely are now."
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She keeps the worry down, going for cocky rather than troubled. What a sad little sod, to be troubled by something like that.
"Shattered, I heard," She waves a teasing finger in his face. "Obliterated.
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“Alright, easy, who you been talking to?” He steps in stride with her, hobbling a little, but not too bad.
“Where are we going? Or did you just need more space to throw me on the ground?”
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"To my room... or to get a drink." She shrugs. "Depends on how you answer my questions."
oh no i'm scared
"Alright." He says crossing his arms over his chest. "What are your questions?"
He half expects to be picked up and dropped again.
:x
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"Do you? To answer your question, life, living in this world, all of it."
He makes a sweeping gesture, but his voice has gone uncharacteristically quiet.
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She guesses, from his age, one of the many endless wars swept him up. He doesn't look like the Blight visited him. That's a different kind of broken, more haunted than anything.
Every day, she hopes that look can't be found on her.
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"Orlais--and other things." He starts to see the falling axe and shoves it down. He laughs lightly.
"That wasn't the right answer, was it?"
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She reaches out to brush her fingers under his chin, dirty and unshaven. "It wasn't the wrong one."
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"No?"
He steps a little bit closer. There is something to this surprising and fierce person who doesn't step away when he gets closer, unbothered by his appearance.
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"Where's your room, luv?"
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"How about your room? I have roommates."
(He leaves out the part where he's fucked one and would celebrate if the other dropped dead.)
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