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Re: The Island (The non-combat IC thread)
Beach
As her feet impact with each step, doubts start creepily irking in Surka's mind, much like the sand between her toes. Whether it was the thought that she may be stranded here, or the realization that "here" wasn't so bad, she was constantly plagued and couldn't determine if these were some test to her commitment. All the pale-green, orc-girl really cared for was fighting, and although she was indeed quite a warrior from her people, that label would earn her naught in other regions. The warmth of the beach and the wet feel of the air hitting her face had her wondering if such skills were even a necessity here. By extension, were they even important back at home for that matter? Unsure if she was just weak or crazy, a glint in the light caught her eye. A winged figure, silhouetted, serving as eclipse to the sun. Her gaze tried to collect the sight as it disappeared, replaced only by the blinding rays that were there previous. Stopping in her tracks to clear the pain from her face, she found herself in an argument with her own wits. "Was that...? It couldn't have been.. an.." Shaking her head clear of such crazy notions, she decided that it was more likely her mind she should have been training this whole time, figuring it best up to head inland for books to study. Her hands, drawing outwards from her recovered eyes, froze in the air in front of her, flipping imaginary pages, as she longed for the books she could normally only read in private. Although she loved every second of it, her speed with the written word was slow, as being bright for her people meant very little in this world. A statement of "sharpness" describing Orcs was always more for their weapons than anything else. "Those books will just have to wait. First... food, or I'll probably have more weird visions. I can't imagine what I'll have myself seeing next."
Cafe
Finding her way within a stones throw of the cafe, Surka trodded heavily over, stopping once again at a quick flash out of the corner of her sight. What appeared to be 2 feminine figures, a large serpentine woman holding a girl of blue skin disappear quickly from their table, leaving behind a petite and deathly pale female, dressed up as a maid, licking away at seemingly nothing. Her eyes widen, before averting themselves to the floor, walking hurriedly towards the closest empty table, muttering to herself along the way. "Ok, food, gotta get food, definitely need food in me." The distracted walk did little to serve her as she almost tripped, loudly knocking over a chair at a table. Hoping desperately it was vacant, her eyes shot up to see a tall man, which in of itself was a strange sight in the area. Overcome with her embarrassment, she made her way to her destination, pulling a chair out and sitting down to keep her eyes focused on a lone spot on the table in front of her. In her head, she was kicking herself. "See, it's times like this it would be awesome to be a rogue. I could just disappear. I would be out of here and no one would see me."
Beach
As her feet impact with each step, doubts start creepily irking in Surka's mind, much like the sand between her toes. Whether it was the thought that she may be stranded here, or the realization that "here" wasn't so bad, she was constantly plagued and couldn't determine if these were some test to her commitment. All the pale-green, orc-girl really cared for was fighting, and although she was indeed quite a warrior from her people, that label would earn her naught in other regions. The warmth of the beach and the wet feel of the air hitting her face had her wondering if such skills were even a necessity here. By extension, were they even important back at home for that matter? Unsure if she was just weak or crazy, a glint in the light caught her eye. A winged figure, silhouetted, serving as eclipse to the sun. Her gaze tried to collect the sight as it disappeared, replaced only by the blinding rays that were there previous. Stopping in her tracks to clear the pain from her face, she found herself in an argument with her own wits. "Was that...? It couldn't have been.. an.." Shaking her head clear of such crazy notions, she decided that it was more likely her mind she should have been training this whole time, figuring it best up to head inland for books to study. Her hands, drawing outwards from her recovered eyes, froze in the air in front of her, flipping imaginary pages, as she longed for the books she could normally only read in private. Although she loved every second of it, her speed with the written word was slow, as being bright for her people meant very little in this world. A statement of "sharpness" describing Orcs was always more for their weapons than anything else. "Those books will just have to wait. First... food, or I'll probably have more weird visions. I can't imagine what I'll have myself seeing next."
Cafe
Finding her way within a stones throw of the cafe, Surka trodded heavily over, stopping once again at a quick flash out of the corner of her sight. What appeared to be 2 feminine figures, a large serpentine woman holding a girl of blue skin disappear quickly from their table, leaving behind a petite and deathly pale female, dressed up as a maid, licking away at seemingly nothing. Her eyes widen, before averting themselves to the floor, walking hurriedly towards the closest empty table, muttering to herself along the way. "Ok, food, gotta get food, definitely need food in me." The distracted walk did little to serve her as she almost tripped, loudly knocking over a chair at a table. Hoping desperately it was vacant, her eyes shot up to see a tall man, which in of itself was a strange sight in the area. Overcome with her embarrassment, she made her way to her destination, pulling a chair out and sitting down to keep her eyes focused on a lone spot on the table in front of her. In her head, she was kicking herself. "See, it's times like this it would be awesome to be a rogue. I could just disappear. I would be out of here and no one would see me."
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