HollyoakBrothblood
Unlucky Member
(not necessarily romance unless you want it to be!)
Hollyoak Brothblood was bored. She fiddled with the edge of her robes and huffed. The king was supposed to send someone to pick up his new armour a week ago, instructing her to halt all activity until they arrived. She’d been cooped up in this dank cavern for a month working on the runes, testing their strength, and subsequently getting beaten up by her own rebounded spells.
Hollyoak Brothblood was sore. She looked down at her new, unnecessary scars, silently cursing the king for hiring her in the first place. ‘Master Enchanter’ had seemed such a grand title until he swore her to secrecy and locked her away in this wet, cold prison, calling on her to advance their equipment only when needed, the rest of the time forgotten. She had forgotten what grass felt like, how colour made her feel; she had only the unnatural purple light of her own pyromancy to keep her warm. A clicking came from her cave’s door. It wasn’t meal time yet, was it? Perhaps it was the lazy courier? ‘Finally,” Holly scowled, moving to collect the plated armour. She puffed a strand of wild white hair out of her young face and levitated the armour towards the rattling door. The hinges cracked as the door swung wide and fast, revealing a dark figure looking panicked in the archway. This… wasn’t the courier. Their expression as they took in the pale haired mage and the floating mail changed to confusion and unsettlement before they caught sound of footsteps thundering down the hall and threw the door closed behind them, pulling Holly into the shadows and clasping a hand over her mouth. The armour clattered to the floor and they stood, silently breathing as the steps grew louder.
Hollyoak Brothblood was intrigued.
Hollyoak Brothblood was bored. She fiddled with the edge of her robes and huffed. The king was supposed to send someone to pick up his new armour a week ago, instructing her to halt all activity until they arrived. She’d been cooped up in this dank cavern for a month working on the runes, testing their strength, and subsequently getting beaten up by her own rebounded spells.
Hollyoak Brothblood was sore. She looked down at her new, unnecessary scars, silently cursing the king for hiring her in the first place. ‘Master Enchanter’ had seemed such a grand title until he swore her to secrecy and locked her away in this wet, cold prison, calling on her to advance their equipment only when needed, the rest of the time forgotten. She had forgotten what grass felt like, how colour made her feel; she had only the unnatural purple light of her own pyromancy to keep her warm. A clicking came from her cave’s door. It wasn’t meal time yet, was it? Perhaps it was the lazy courier? ‘Finally,” Holly scowled, moving to collect the plated armour. She puffed a strand of wild white hair out of her young face and levitated the armour towards the rattling door. The hinges cracked as the door swung wide and fast, revealing a dark figure looking panicked in the archway. This… wasn’t the courier. Their expression as they took in the pale haired mage and the floating mail changed to confusion and unsettlement before they caught sound of footsteps thundering down the hall and threw the door closed behind them, pulling Holly into the shadows and clasping a hand over her mouth. The armour clattered to the floor and they stood, silently breathing as the steps grew louder.
Hollyoak Brothblood was intrigued.