The Path of Betrayal
Act 1
A red triangular gateway spun into existence, it's edges scoring the wooden floor as it rotated into being, and a man much different from his original foray into the Inn emerged; dressed in green and black leathers, a Myriad set into hematite on each wrist, and his Key Myriad, Pathfinder, on his brow, ebbing with soft ruby light.
His skin crawled as his eyes slowly opened and scanned the commons, cautious.
Unable to stomach the mother dragon's almost cordial tone with the man from Batten's Box, he stepped out onto the porch with a markedly deep inhalation, only to have it expelled all at once upon sight of the Gauntlet wearing ....well, he hadn't quite determined what exactly she was yet. He took a moment to weigh finding her creepy over his pleasure at her desire to see Kain done away with.....and took a brave step to the edge of the porch, not looking at anyone in particular, but following Renna's gaze. How this" person, this" thing, could be so calmly and innocently taking in the mundane sights from the porch of the Inn caused a momentary schism of confusion within himself as he watched what she watched, examining the plumage of the bird in question before softly stating, "Cardinal."
Renna resembled a gauntlet wearing...Street thug? She wore a black hoody with baggy white-bloodstained jeans, and basketball shoes - all of which were obviously not hers. She was more of a cloaks, corsets and tight mini-skirts sort of girl. Unfortunately, she couldn't quite remember that, and unfortunately for the man she had consumed, his clothes looked awfully comfortable. Dull rust colored eyes followed a bird circling over head. And a dumb, sort of longing smile was present there upon her lips. Of course, her eyes remained bleak. What her face longed to express, her mind could not formulate into total truth....She had yet noticed someone standing close to her.
"Perfection." She replied, almost immediately. As if the word had registered in her mind, and that it meant something so important that her subconscious needed to retort, right back at him. Even as she replied, she forgot he was there....Her lips pursed together as she began to hum that strange little lullaby that had no distinct tune or end. It could have went on, and on....But it ended quickly, one of those rust colored eyes - the left one. It had changed color. A duality existed in her gaze, as where one dull, rust emotionless eye stared on, the other, burning magma - glowing bright, and hot, distorting the very air about the iris as if indeed the color alone sizzled the atmosphere....Independently locked onto the man she did not know. And she stared. In two directions.
Act 1
A red triangular gateway spun into existence, it's edges scoring the wooden floor as it rotated into being, and a man much different from his original foray into the Inn emerged; dressed in green and black leathers, a Myriad set into hematite on each wrist, and his Key Myriad, Pathfinder, on his brow, ebbing with soft ruby light.
His skin crawled as his eyes slowly opened and scanned the commons, cautious.
Unable to stomach the mother dragon's almost cordial tone with the man from Batten's Box, he stepped out onto the porch with a markedly deep inhalation, only to have it expelled all at once upon sight of the Gauntlet wearing ....well, he hadn't quite determined what exactly she was yet. He took a moment to weigh finding her creepy over his pleasure at her desire to see Kain done away with.....and took a brave step to the edge of the porch, not looking at anyone in particular, but following Renna's gaze. How this" person, this" thing, could be so calmly and innocently taking in the mundane sights from the porch of the Inn caused a momentary schism of confusion within himself as he watched what she watched, examining the plumage of the bird in question before softly stating, "Cardinal."
Renna resembled a gauntlet wearing...Street thug? She wore a black hoody with baggy white-bloodstained jeans, and basketball shoes - all of which were obviously not hers. She was more of a cloaks, corsets and tight mini-skirts sort of girl. Unfortunately, she couldn't quite remember that, and unfortunately for the man she had consumed, his clothes looked awfully comfortable. Dull rust colored eyes followed a bird circling over head. And a dumb, sort of longing smile was present there upon her lips. Of course, her eyes remained bleak. What her face longed to express, her mind could not formulate into total truth....She had yet noticed someone standing close to her.
"Perfection." She replied, almost immediately. As if the word had registered in her mind, and that it meant something so important that her subconscious needed to retort, right back at him. Even as she replied, she forgot he was there....Her lips pursed together as she began to hum that strange little lullaby that had no distinct tune or end. It could have went on, and on....But it ended quickly, one of those rust colored eyes - the left one. It had changed color. A duality existed in her gaze, as where one dull, rust emotionless eye stared on, the other, burning magma - glowing bright, and hot, distorting the very air about the iris as if indeed the color alone sizzled the atmosphere....Independently locked onto the man she did not know. And she stared. In two directions.