Winged Fae
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Apr 7, 2009
Faeren and her father were both merchants. They had been doing good with business, Faeren recently turning to her full maturity now. They just left one of the greatest cities, gaining a lot of money for a pair of merchants. "We got a lot of money here, father." Faeren said, looking at her father, lashing the reins for the horses to pick up the pace. "Yes, my daughter, we did." He said, looking into the window into the cart and the things they had. "Time to head to the next town." He added as he looked ahead.
Faeren had long black silky hair, and a scarf simply resting on the top of her head. She didn't wear the normal dress for a lady of the day. She had on a body outfit, only wrapping between her legs and covering her privet areas alone. She had on a belt with pouches to carry things, and held a staff with her. Her shoes had buckles on them and she wore slightly torn stalkings that stopped at her knees, ripped more like it but still the same.
She had recently injured her left wrist, and now wears a bandage over it, wrapped around her hand and down about half way of her forearm. She looked ahead and could see the path headed through a forest and then pulled out a map of the local area. "It'll be right through there father." She said, folding the map back up and putting it back in the container on the wagon chair. Her father nodded and they headed through it. As they neared the end, she couldn't catch a full glimpse of what happened, but she saw a flash of people and ropes, and then something hit the back of her head and she slowly faded to darkness.
Faeren had long black silky hair, and a scarf simply resting on the top of her head. She didn't wear the normal dress for a lady of the day. She had on a body outfit, only wrapping between her legs and covering her privet areas alone. She had on a belt with pouches to carry things, and held a staff with her. Her shoes had buckles on them and she wore slightly torn stalkings that stopped at her knees, ripped more like it but still the same.
She had recently injured her left wrist, and now wears a bandage over it, wrapped around her hand and down about half way of her forearm. She looked ahead and could see the path headed through a forest and then pulled out a map of the local area. "It'll be right through there father." She said, folding the map back up and putting it back in the container on the wagon chair. Her father nodded and they headed through it. As they neared the end, she couldn't catch a full glimpse of what happened, but she saw a flash of people and ropes, and then something hit the back of her head and she slowly faded to darkness.