Topic: A New 'Dark' Sister...

Isir

Date: 2009-03-26 03:20 EST
Blood hued eyes observed silently from within the frame of polished obsidian skin. Highlights of violet danced with the varying lights across that dark, dark skin, as viridescent opals shone against the bright sparkle of silver filigree draped along a slender neck. Dark, healthy curves of a well maintained servant were all framed by snowy white hair... This was Isir, newest addition to the House of Pol. The demure, unconventional drowess.

Unlike most drow, Isir held not the temperament of her dark elven brethren. Romax had acquired quite the gem, for she'd been found a runaway, already decently polished; although crudely. With the Dark Force imbued choker, the dark sister's training would be fairly smooth. Whispered words of the rare creature's escape had piqued the Madman's mild interest, no doubt unwilling to let such a thing be allowed; a slave run away, how amusing.

The battle for the tormented mind of said runaway took time well into the dark night and was forced from the Red Dragon Inn, and in the end she chose her lifelong familiarity of servitude over the daunting prospect of freedom; though one could not doubt there was hefty persuasion of the Force involved, Isir came willingly to the dark family of Pol.

Having been shown her alloted space within the Asylum Club, the submissive drowess felt a small flicker of warmth growing within her that she'd never felt before. Dark, slender fingers brushed the delicate token about her neck as she was left to her bed and trundle to adjust for a moment. It was mentioned she was to be properly toured and then cleaned, but was being graciously allowed this small reprieve. Sitting on the bed, she marveled at it's softness, warmed and overwhelmed all at once at her new Master's, dare she even think the word; kindness?

Thoughts traveled, bidden and unbidden, through the dark woman's head. One in particular rang clear as untainted crystal though; she would serve willingly, for the first time in her life. Though there were doubts her reception was a sweet farce, that First Sister and Master's pretty words and kind gestures were prelude to darker times, for the moment, she let herself believe in this small hope that she would at long last have a family.

Isir

Date: 2009-06-15 02:56 EST
Time was a surprisingly kind thing. It held healing in it's dusky arms, and enfolded the demure drowess like a glove that'd long awaited the fill of it's owner. Voices lingered there... Crooning, beckoning, a sweet captivation through the years of memories snarled with pain and lack of understanding.

A palette of some abstract artisan's sadistic joy was painted across the smooth, ebon sprawl of her shapely back. From the sculpture of her shoulders to the tops of her buttocks, the whiplashed myriad of scars were a reminder to the daily regiment of submission she used to suffer. A routine meant to deny the dark beauty of her Drow heritage. Isir knew naught of the purpose, and in truth, the creature of midnight and snow did not ever understand quite why she had received such a steady, merciless feeding of trauma when other slaves meant for the flesh market were treated with far more care.

But not anymore.

A warmth that radiated from the intricate filigree about her neck, the Sisters that she'd come to familiarize herself with, the calm, cool, residue chill of her Master's dark presence that lingered upon every inch of the House... It was all a mind calming blanket to seek shelter in from the chaos of her mind. Ever the dutiful creature, Isir worked into the night long after even her own course of orders had been completed. The picture of perfection was cast in her image, for she worked without tiring, and without complaint. She found herself busy due to an inexplicable restless, relentless in her desire to quell the otherworldly beckons that hissed from the dark recesses of her mind.

Only when true, bone weary exhaustion claimed the drowess could she find a true rest against the growing assault from within. She lingered even as sleep began it's slow, creeping claim, the lissome nature of her ebon fingers stroking slowly, lovingly, upon the cool marble of a great archway. Empty, peaceful, radiant with her Master's power, Isir found herself asleep there more often then her own bed, lured by the familiar coolness. The drow did not bother many, if any, with her nighttime strolls. Some of the sillier or newer pets even whispered of a dark ghost that haunted the halls late at night. She was a vigilant figure, statuesque in her repose, and silent as death once her body hit the shadows, sleek and flawless.