SirDerpingtonIV
A Campfire at the End of Time
EMIRA
EMIRA turned, looking to the door as it opened, to see one of her "favorite" people standing there. She let out a breath of air, a sigh that lasted through his entire greeting. When he was done, she stood up, looking at her nephew. "I'd honestly prefer not to Tazzim," she admitted, "Both you and I know that aren't exactly the cleanest of people," she added, with a tone of something akin to disgust. "Nephew, you reek of vomit. At the very least, please tell me you did 't vomit all over someone." She muttered, "Nephee, do you have any idea how hard it is to manage foreign relations with the lords and ladies of other countries when your thoughts are preoccupied wondering whether or not your drunk of a nephew has managed to get himself killed or not?" She asked with a snarl. "You may be good at your job, Tazzim, but I can't fucking tolerate this sort of shut from my Master of Trade any longer." She demanded, getting to her feet. "From now on, you need my permission as the head of Housr Duraqiim to leave this castle, do you understand me, Tazzim? I've grown sick and fucking tired of you drinking all the time. Next thing I know, you'll be appointing prostitutes to the Merchant's Guild!" She hissed. "Now what was it you came for?" She asked with a smirk, sitting down.
ROOK
"Yes, I would like us to be friends too, Lua," he said with a nod, continuing to lead her through the armory, watching her as she browsed through the weaponry. However, on one axe, he noted that she seemed like get caught, and before he knew it, weapons were falling to the floor, a loud and clamorous domino effect going throughout the building. He thrust his arm out, as an axe fell downwards, it's cruel edge aimed for her head. The falling axe glanced off his stone, leaving a small dent as it fell to the ground. He reached out, engulfing her small hand in his massive stone one, running with her out of the armory' side door, a few seconds before soldiers ran in. After a few minutes of the quickest jogging he could manage, he collapsed against the wall of an abandoned corridor, releasing her hand. "I'm sorry," he whispered, his breaths coming out in heaving gasps. "Do you think they saw us?" He asked, reaching for his helm to take it off, before seeing her, and hesitating, and lowering his hands.
EMIRA turned, looking to the door as it opened, to see one of her "favorite" people standing there. She let out a breath of air, a sigh that lasted through his entire greeting. When he was done, she stood up, looking at her nephew. "I'd honestly prefer not to Tazzim," she admitted, "Both you and I know that aren't exactly the cleanest of people," she added, with a tone of something akin to disgust. "Nephew, you reek of vomit. At the very least, please tell me you did 't vomit all over someone." She muttered, "Nephee, do you have any idea how hard it is to manage foreign relations with the lords and ladies of other countries when your thoughts are preoccupied wondering whether or not your drunk of a nephew has managed to get himself killed or not?" She asked with a snarl. "You may be good at your job, Tazzim, but I can't fucking tolerate this sort of shut from my Master of Trade any longer." She demanded, getting to her feet. "From now on, you need my permission as the head of Housr Duraqiim to leave this castle, do you understand me, Tazzim? I've grown sick and fucking tired of you drinking all the time. Next thing I know, you'll be appointing prostitutes to the Merchant's Guild!" She hissed. "Now what was it you came for?" She asked with a smirk, sitting down.
ROOK
"Yes, I would like us to be friends too, Lua," he said with a nod, continuing to lead her through the armory, watching her as she browsed through the weaponry. However, on one axe, he noted that she seemed like get caught, and before he knew it, weapons were falling to the floor, a loud and clamorous domino effect going throughout the building. He thrust his arm out, as an axe fell downwards, it's cruel edge aimed for her head. The falling axe glanced off his stone, leaving a small dent as it fell to the ground. He reached out, engulfing her small hand in his massive stone one, running with her out of the armory' side door, a few seconds before soldiers ran in. After a few minutes of the quickest jogging he could manage, he collapsed against the wall of an abandoned corridor, releasing her hand. "I'm sorry," he whispered, his breaths coming out in heaving gasps. "Do you think they saw us?" He asked, reaching for his helm to take it off, before seeing her, and hesitating, and lowering his hands.