Training, Training and more training. Angel slipped away before the Unseelie could call for another *adventure*. She had shed her usual leather for comfortable breeches and boots topped off by a loose blouse. She moved through the shadows, entering the quiet inn. Good, no one she knew at this point.
There is, sitting at the hearth, a figure cloaked in black, barely visible under the cloth, save for a hint of pale skin under the hood that might be a sharply pointed chin. Sitting with his back to the flames, hunched over slightly, as if he is perhaps asleep, he makes no move save for the subtle motion of breathing.
She moved behind the bar and started rooting about looking for the stash she knew Sid kept behind the bar. Her eyes flicked from each of the males in the room, settling on the quiet one by the hearth. Like calls to like is what her father always said. A bottle located and paid for, she took down two glasses and moved for a chair by the hearth.
He makes no move or other indication that he has heard anything or has noticed any other presence in the Inn, merely sits quietly, calmly, unmoving. Just visible under the hood, as the girl comes closer, a slight smile can be seen on his lips.
She was seemingly not paying attention to the other in the room. Then again she had no quarrel with him and was content to leave it there. She was rather familiar with the posturing and preening of most of the boys around here. The pale one however was new and a curiosity.
The voice that comes from under the hood is soft, whispery almost, with a certain, strange musical quality to it. "Greetings."
She nodded to him, "(vq) Evening. Drink?" She gestured to the glasses on the side table and the Elven vintage.
There is a motion under the hood that could be him turning his head just slightly towards her, a soft chuckle echoing into the silence of that same musical quality. "I normally prefer bourbon, but then, I have tried little else. A drink would be much appreciated." He doesn't move other than that, and he doesn't pause for breath as he speaks.
She poured the two glasses and slid one over to him. "I some times indulge in the Elven vintages." Her voice was kept low and for his ears only.
He reaches out, the hand coming out from under the cloak covered in a black glove as he accepts the glass of wine, lifting it in a slight salute. "I don?t often meet someone like myself."
She took up her glass in a mirror of that salute. "(vq) There are a few. I tend to only associate with family and a select few friends."
He nods, taking a sip of the wine, the hood still up and mostly concealing his features. (vq) "That may be why I don't see many. I have neither family, nor friends."
She tilted her head to that, though her hazel eyes gave a quick scan to the people entering. "(vq) Perhaps. New to this place?"
He raises his head, his features shown for the first time. Sharp, angular features, with eyes a curious shade of lavender, as he looks towards her, that same curious, slight smile upon his lips. "Indeed I am."
She nodded at that, "(vq) Can understand that. Took me being sent for schooling before I had friends. I am Angelica."
"Angelica." The name is said slowly, and with the other hand - this one showing the same black glove as the other does - brushes the hood back, exposing his head in full, the features framed in a thick fall of black hair. "It is a pleasure to meet you. My name is Zabdiel."
She murmured with a smile, "The pleasure is mine, Zabdiel. Do you have a place to stay other than this hole in the wall?" There was a bit of mischief at the way she described the inn.
There is, sitting at the hearth, a figure cloaked in black, barely visible under the cloth, save for a hint of pale skin under the hood that might be a sharply pointed chin. Sitting with his back to the flames, hunched over slightly, as if he is perhaps asleep, he makes no move save for the subtle motion of breathing.
She moved behind the bar and started rooting about looking for the stash she knew Sid kept behind the bar. Her eyes flicked from each of the males in the room, settling on the quiet one by the hearth. Like calls to like is what her father always said. A bottle located and paid for, she took down two glasses and moved for a chair by the hearth.
He makes no move or other indication that he has heard anything or has noticed any other presence in the Inn, merely sits quietly, calmly, unmoving. Just visible under the hood, as the girl comes closer, a slight smile can be seen on his lips.
She was seemingly not paying attention to the other in the room. Then again she had no quarrel with him and was content to leave it there. She was rather familiar with the posturing and preening of most of the boys around here. The pale one however was new and a curiosity.
The voice that comes from under the hood is soft, whispery almost, with a certain, strange musical quality to it. "Greetings."
She nodded to him, "(vq) Evening. Drink?" She gestured to the glasses on the side table and the Elven vintage.
There is a motion under the hood that could be him turning his head just slightly towards her, a soft chuckle echoing into the silence of that same musical quality. "I normally prefer bourbon, but then, I have tried little else. A drink would be much appreciated." He doesn't move other than that, and he doesn't pause for breath as he speaks.
She poured the two glasses and slid one over to him. "I some times indulge in the Elven vintages." Her voice was kept low and for his ears only.
He reaches out, the hand coming out from under the cloak covered in a black glove as he accepts the glass of wine, lifting it in a slight salute. "I don?t often meet someone like myself."
She took up her glass in a mirror of that salute. "(vq) There are a few. I tend to only associate with family and a select few friends."
He nods, taking a sip of the wine, the hood still up and mostly concealing his features. (vq) "That may be why I don't see many. I have neither family, nor friends."
She tilted her head to that, though her hazel eyes gave a quick scan to the people entering. "(vq) Perhaps. New to this place?"
He raises his head, his features shown for the first time. Sharp, angular features, with eyes a curious shade of lavender, as he looks towards her, that same curious, slight smile upon his lips. "Indeed I am."
She nodded at that, "(vq) Can understand that. Took me being sent for schooling before I had friends. I am Angelica."
"Angelica." The name is said slowly, and with the other hand - this one showing the same black glove as the other does - brushes the hood back, exposing his head in full, the features framed in a thick fall of black hair. "It is a pleasure to meet you. My name is Zabdiel."
She murmured with a smile, "The pleasure is mine, Zabdiel. Do you have a place to stay other than this hole in the wall?" There was a bit of mischief at the way she described the inn.