Harth Fray (
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03 | Gem of Amarra | OTA
Harth was stunned.
The sun was bright and brilliant, gleaming off of his glasses. Even as a human he had seen so little of it under the blanket of smog over Haddyn. You had to give it to whoever was in charge, creating the universe, be it god, demon, powers that be, they had a particular poetic ism when it came to beauty. The sun gave life, life that sustained even those who were no longer living.
He walked through the courtyard, clumsily climbing onto a stone slab that seemed to have served a purpose at one point, but no longer. He sits there, enjoying the sun on his face warming his otherwise room temperature skin.
It was so warm.
But that warmth only served as a reminder about how much he yearned to have a decent meal. He he was starved, and no amount of birds or rats would satiate him. He needed a meal. Human. The problem was finding someone naive enough and gullible enough to follow him.
What he'd give to have that witch in his clutches, just now. Watch her scream into his hand before he bit her. Bonus? He wouldn't have to deal with her exposing him. But that would be too easy.
The sun was bright and brilliant, gleaming off of his glasses. Even as a human he had seen so little of it under the blanket of smog over Haddyn. You had to give it to whoever was in charge, creating the universe, be it god, demon, powers that be, they had a particular poetic ism when it came to beauty. The sun gave life, life that sustained even those who were no longer living.
He walked through the courtyard, clumsily climbing onto a stone slab that seemed to have served a purpose at one point, but no longer. He sits there, enjoying the sun on his face warming his otherwise room temperature skin.
It was so warm.
But that warmth only served as a reminder about how much he yearned to have a decent meal. He he was starved, and no amount of birds or rats would satiate him. He needed a meal. Human. The problem was finding someone naive enough and gullible enough to follow him.
What he'd give to have that witch in his clutches, just now. Watch her scream into his hand before he bit her. Bonus? He wouldn't have to deal with her exposing him. But that would be too easy.
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Certainly the first new person he meets in days isn't such a spazz. He just cast his eyes on the man, flinching only slightly to keep up his frail image.
"Who are you supposed to be? Friend of Kadar?" The clothing gave him away.
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"If I am? What is your relationship with him?" That brow quirked, his eyes never left the other.
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"How can you expect to know someone after only a single meeting?"
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Didn't know about Vampires, he suspected. No need to worry about getting in a broil.
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Vampires? Hardly. It is part of that territory with witchcraft, and is something that Altaïr would rather not want to know.
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"I am probably not the best person to be exploring with." He shrugged. "Picked last at school for everything." And this man had no idea what he meant.
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"I wasn't going to suggest it. I've had my fill of stone and deadends for today."
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"How far have you made it?"
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"There was a mechanism that blocked a way that seemed to go further within, once we got to that floor."
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"A mechanism. Hm. 'Fraid I'm not particularly useful as far as exploring goes."
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"What would you teach me?" Boyish excitement. Let's see where this leads.
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"I can barely lift this."
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