Fantasy RP Integration | Part 1: Azazel

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What has happened so far?

This thread is for the collation of posts that have been made previously and not for any new posts. If there are any prior posts you made off RPNation, then this is where you relocate and/or edit them.

In order to sort the previous roleplay posts, this Part officially starts at the beginning and finishes when the characters depart to attend the party.​

 

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Princess Rosalina Victoria Ludwig​

She bit her lip and looked around. She was a beauty - a lustrous jewel - and with a rosy, glowing countenance and luxurious, golden-blonde hair, it was hard to mistake her for anything but a nobleman's daughter or even... a Princess.​

Of course, Princess Rosalina Victoria Ludwig thought that she was hiding her royal status rather well. Really, this sneaking around as a commoner adventure was the best idea! Well, perhaps. Now that she was inside the tavern, she was rather nervous. As she looked around, still feeling out of place in her well-made clothes, she realised that Blu was most definitely right. Changing into less luxurious clothing had been a good decision. She only now wished that she had changed into something more inconspicuous. Despite her efforts, she still stood out, the only one wearing purple amongst a sea of blacks and browns and greens and greys and stained whites.

Well, she thought to herself, at least she didn't look like a princess. She was only wearing luxurious colours... Colours. She was wearing purple. No commoners wore purple, nor the merchants. Only the most highborn nobles and royalty wore purple. Well... At least she wasn't carrying any valuables?

Fiddling with the jewel around her neck - a deep, almost glowing purple jewel that hung from an elegant choker - she searched for an empty table, attempting to covertly observe the people around her. They laughed and drank and shouted and even sang, some of them stumbling and lurching around in various states of drunkenness. Many came with friends and other workers, crowding around tables and gambling.

Despite her clothing slip-up, she smiled. The people seemed to love it here, and that was all that mattered.​