Dire Wolf Devil
𝓦𝓸𝓻𝓵𝓭 𝓔𝓪𝓽𝓮𝓻.
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Snapped out of his errand-induced trance, the Prince then perked his ears a bit. Glancing in the direction of the alleyway. The scream was, no doubt, what caught his attention. He'd then observe the cloaked figure emerging from the alley, brows having been perked. "Who is..." his words trailed off as he watched the figure walk off, still not noticing the others around him. His presence with the lack of guards by his side still looking to seem out of place.
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Soon after taking his gaze off of the cloaked male from the alley, the wolf creature's sensitive hearing seemed to pick up the faint sound of shingles falling from one of the northern, richer buildings. There were always active moments in the capital city, both good and bad. But, he wondered just what would cause such a sound. He wasn't in the right spot to really see what had caused the noise, at the moment... but that didn't mean that he wouldn't go and investigate it further. And he would have gone now, had he not heard the voice of the older male beside him.
Malvo spun on his heels, emerald gaze traveling up to the sellsword as he cocked his brow slightly. The emblem on his royal attire seeming to only prove more towards the fact of him being the son of the King. "Just running some errands." He would assure.
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The quick eye of Khadir caught the pendant quickly. It was immaculate, outstanding in its brilliance. "Little girl," he said with disbelief at her voice, "pardon, m'lady, but have you no clue where you are? Is this not the last place you ought to go for your errands?" the man said, seemingly insinuating sinister deeds afoot. Though, the sellsword was not one to be so desperate as to abduct a lady, perhaps a royal lady, for a price. The amount her father would pay for her safety, it would be immense."
"Little bird..." Khadir lamented, "sings a sweet song, but it's bones are so... brittle."
"They all say such a thing," reflected Khadir, "but you know not of those who despise you. Better yet, you know not of those who don't." The sellsword darted a quick look toward the alleyway, hoping that whatever had happened there would not percolate over to the current area. It was most unwise to, even for a second, take safety for granted. "I know of a land to the North that pays four times its weight in gold for the skin of a wolf. Do you, little bird, dare think you are so safe in this land?"
The creature of royal decent would slowly cross her arms. Needless to say, the offer both surprised and intrigued her. Being a Prince, since that's still what they call her here, such coin was rather easy to come by. Having shrugged, she'd soon nod in agreement to the offer presented to her. "Alright, three gold coins for an escort? Seems manageable."
The bounty being paid, Khadir accepted them graciously. "The meats in this part of town are rotten. I can show you a better market, if it is what the bird desires," he said cryptically, "but the bread is not bad. Wine is cheaper here as well, but it is not if you buy so much. Whatever you seek, I will aid," he offered, concealing his slight hatred with the sight of coinage. Gold coins were quite valued, were they not? "But, m'lady, the path is yours to choose."
The name he went by? Such an odd question to ask. "My name," he began, "is not included in my price. You pay for my protection, but not my company." Of course, being this resistant to give a name was just a habit of the job. "Buy your groceries, little bird, so we may return safely. The other market is to the NorthEast, a bit of a walk but well worth it. Your house will laud their poultry and milk. Fresh as can be, but not as cheap. It is well worth it. But, do tell me this, are there no servants to do this task?"
Malvo would huff at her temporary escort, though she would then give a nod to show she understood. Her gaze set on the red sky, she listened to his information before seeming to tense towards that final question. It would seem to stir up some negative emotions with her, but she decided to answer anyway. "We... Need t' hire new ones. Not sure if word got out, but a good chunk of my father's guardsmen turned on us and killed every servant we had." Her words were grim as she watched the slow-traveling clouds above them.
"Guardsmen," the male said as he shook his head with a smile, "the ones you pay to protect you are the ones that are your downfall, no? Perhaps it would be wise to think that not even money can buy your family out of it's troubles, little one-" To the experienced sellsword, it all felt off. Something felt, dangerous. There were others afoot, and judging by the energy that seemed to fill the air, it would be best to leave. "It is time to buy your bread and wine, little dog," the male said as he eyed the road, "for I'm afraid I can't guarantee that this will stay safe for much longer. It's as if you see the dark clouds rolling in, and with such clouds comes the rain."