Veiled_Desire
Super-Earth
- Joined
- Jan 15, 2018
Benjamin Long sat in the far corner booth at the Blind Goose's Inn. He was attempting not to draw too much attention to himself, though he knew that this was a nearly impossible feat given his appearance and his outfit. While this continent often had many races and peoples mixing together, there were certain groups who tended not to like to socialize with the mostly human and elven kingdoms in the West. As the lone Orc in the establishment, Benjamin Long stood out for his dark green skin the tone of moss and his golden eyes that would seem to glow in the dark. His narrow black pupils scanned the room. Currently, there were only a handful of people looking at him, and none of them appeared to be interested in him as a person or as a wizard. Instead they were most likely confused as to his rather 'normal' attire.
Orcs were known for being a brutish lot, a stereotype he knew that was mostly undeserved. They were just built differently than most races. The average male Orc stood at 6'5" and they could grow to be at least 8 feet in height. They were naturally muscular, even Benjamin who was a magic user and not a particularly skilled fighter, had a muscular build that showed as his biceps stretched the linen fabric of his shirt. Ben, therefore, was considered short for his race, standing at only 6 feet tall, he had long black hair that was tied back in a pony tail that was at least 10 inches long, a symbol that he was a practicing magician. He had been raised by Magister Wilfred Long, a human mage who took him in after Benjamin's mother left him on the old man's doorstep for being too small and weak of a baby for Orcish standards.
That was why he had that typical human name instead of a fierce and proud Orcish name that most humans would not be able to pronounce. His yellow eyes swept the room again, knowing he would find his target eventually. He was looking for a member of the Charitable Renegades. They were a group of adventurers, or thieves, depending on who you asked, and there was a rumor going about them that Benjamin had to confirm for himself. For he was in possession of a black stone amulet, one that was referred to as the Gate. It was a magical device that allowed the user to teleport anywhere he or she wished. The problem with this all powerful device was that you needed to be able to see exactly where you wanted to go, otherwise the user might risk teleporting inside of someone, or worse, inside of something that would split you in half or trap you in stone for eternity.
That was why the Gate was meant to be paired with the Eye, an object that would allow the user to see anything in the world as it currently was. It in of itself was a useful device, and judging by how the Charitable Renegades had pulled off a few heists recently that seemed to be impossible without the magical item, he knew it was worth venturing into their territory to find out if they truly possessed it. He did not have worry about not knowing who the Renegades were, there were wanted posters plastered all over for him to get a rough estimate of what the members of this party looked like.
Speaking of which, he spotted the door to the tavern open and close without anyone seeming to open the door itself. Shortly there after, he spotted the messy, cropped hair of a gnome that was making her way through the crowds. It took him a second or two to finally get a good look at her, but it was well worth the wait to see this buxom young woman dressed in a fine jacket and a well fitted corset that showed off her natural curves. She seemed to turn to get herself a drink at the bar, allowing him to see those leather pants of hers and how they fit her firm, muscled legs to perfection. Benjamin smiled at himself, she was certainly gorgeous, but that was not the reason he was here this evening.
He waited until she got her drink before deciding to see just what kind of woman this Nypine Sparkledust really was. So as she was being handed her cup he reached into his breast pocket and pulled out a piece of paper, folding it between his smooth yet strong fingers until he created a small swan. He brought the creation up to his lips and blew, sending it flying into the air. After a heartbeat the swan actually began to flap its wings, flying over to Nypine and landing just beside her on the bar counter where the swan bowed its neck and then unfolded to reveal a note that read.
Fancy finding you here, it is almost as if you saw me coming. Care to join me for a drink?
The note would serve a number of purposes besides being an invitation. He needed to know if she already knew who he was, or if she only knew where the Gate was located. He was also curious to see if she knew that he was a mage himself. Orcs rarely ever became mages, so if he could catch her off guard with his magical abilities it would be one advantage he could hold over this skilled gunslinger and fighter. Of course, even if she did not know who he was, he would just be able to approach her himself and make the first actual contact. He doubted she would carry the Eye with her herself at the moment, but maybe she would use that to find him as well.
Orcs were known for being a brutish lot, a stereotype he knew that was mostly undeserved. They were just built differently than most races. The average male Orc stood at 6'5" and they could grow to be at least 8 feet in height. They were naturally muscular, even Benjamin who was a magic user and not a particularly skilled fighter, had a muscular build that showed as his biceps stretched the linen fabric of his shirt. Ben, therefore, was considered short for his race, standing at only 6 feet tall, he had long black hair that was tied back in a pony tail that was at least 10 inches long, a symbol that he was a practicing magician. He had been raised by Magister Wilfred Long, a human mage who took him in after Benjamin's mother left him on the old man's doorstep for being too small and weak of a baby for Orcish standards.
That was why he had that typical human name instead of a fierce and proud Orcish name that most humans would not be able to pronounce. His yellow eyes swept the room again, knowing he would find his target eventually. He was looking for a member of the Charitable Renegades. They were a group of adventurers, or thieves, depending on who you asked, and there was a rumor going about them that Benjamin had to confirm for himself. For he was in possession of a black stone amulet, one that was referred to as the Gate. It was a magical device that allowed the user to teleport anywhere he or she wished. The problem with this all powerful device was that you needed to be able to see exactly where you wanted to go, otherwise the user might risk teleporting inside of someone, or worse, inside of something that would split you in half or trap you in stone for eternity.
That was why the Gate was meant to be paired with the Eye, an object that would allow the user to see anything in the world as it currently was. It in of itself was a useful device, and judging by how the Charitable Renegades had pulled off a few heists recently that seemed to be impossible without the magical item, he knew it was worth venturing into their territory to find out if they truly possessed it. He did not have worry about not knowing who the Renegades were, there were wanted posters plastered all over for him to get a rough estimate of what the members of this party looked like.
Speaking of which, he spotted the door to the tavern open and close without anyone seeming to open the door itself. Shortly there after, he spotted the messy, cropped hair of a gnome that was making her way through the crowds. It took him a second or two to finally get a good look at her, but it was well worth the wait to see this buxom young woman dressed in a fine jacket and a well fitted corset that showed off her natural curves. She seemed to turn to get herself a drink at the bar, allowing him to see those leather pants of hers and how they fit her firm, muscled legs to perfection. Benjamin smiled at himself, she was certainly gorgeous, but that was not the reason he was here this evening.
He waited until she got her drink before deciding to see just what kind of woman this Nypine Sparkledust really was. So as she was being handed her cup he reached into his breast pocket and pulled out a piece of paper, folding it between his smooth yet strong fingers until he created a small swan. He brought the creation up to his lips and blew, sending it flying into the air. After a heartbeat the swan actually began to flap its wings, flying over to Nypine and landing just beside her on the bar counter where the swan bowed its neck and then unfolded to reveal a note that read.
Fancy finding you here, it is almost as if you saw me coming. Care to join me for a drink?
The note would serve a number of purposes besides being an invitation. He needed to know if she already knew who he was, or if she only knew where the Gate was located. He was also curious to see if she knew that he was a mage himself. Orcs rarely ever became mages, so if he could catch her off guard with his magical abilities it would be one advantage he could hold over this skilled gunslinger and fighter. Of course, even if she did not know who he was, he would just be able to approach her himself and make the first actual contact. He doubted she would carry the Eye with her herself at the moment, but maybe she would use that to find him as well.