I am never being a merchant guide again
She had finally made it.The broad doors were before her as her sandals made the faintest of noises against the cobblestone road. Her attire was meant for the deserts as her silk wraps whispered against tanned skin as Renee fiddled with the upper portion out of pure nerves. Minor dark circles could seen under her crimson eyes as she had spent much of the night tossing and turning in a small inn bed. While her short blonde hair was a bit rumpled from her nervously ruffling it on the way up the path.
I think I still have sand...well everywhere. Idiots thought it would be a good idea to snatch those damn giant scorpion eggs. Who doesn't know about their insane maternal instinct. All to sell eggs on the black market
Unconsciously, her left hand drifted to hefty book belted to her waist. It wasn't a normal book by any means given the small black hairs seemed to shiver against the soft touch of the woman's hand. A Monster Tome bound in the hide of a beast with words written in blood and ink of beast and mage alike. To give an unexpected paper-cut was the lightest offense is could pass on the uninitiated or attempt to rip off flesh depending on what the attitude the tome was feeling that day.
A smile graced her face as the smallest of noises could heard from the book. The Bestiary Mage interpreted it as the tome's encouragement for her to take the steps to open the door of her future Guild. Her choice in choosing a Guild was simple as her path was to journey along the pages of history to find had what been forgotten. That the simple act of believing in something could make it closer reality. Renee's conviction in her beliefs had led to few sticky situations, yet it was something that made her focus.
The several tattoos on her body were reminders of the past as well as tributes to her Beasts. The scorpion on her stomach for her reminder to remain fierce in her gut feelings. The scarab on her lower bicep to dig deep regardless of pressure she could face in the future. While her newest addition was a dappled tortoise on her left foot as a reminder of two things; slow and steady will get you to your destination eventually and to enjoy life once in awhile.
Finding courage in the dappled shell on her foot as Renee finally pushed open the broad doors of the guild hall. Or at least the 'first' floor, if the rumors were to be believed. Glancing around at the few people relaxing around the dance hall trying to pinpoint the best person to ask about getting admittance into the Guild.Her right drifted to the right side of her collarbone just imagining the guild stamp on it in the prettiest of silvers. Finding her voice as she asked aloud "Who do I need to talk to for guild membership. I won't believe the trip I had to just get here..".
She had finally made it.The broad doors were before her as her sandals made the faintest of noises against the cobblestone road. Her attire was meant for the deserts as her silk wraps whispered against tanned skin as Renee fiddled with the upper portion out of pure nerves. Minor dark circles could seen under her crimson eyes as she had spent much of the night tossing and turning in a small inn bed. While her short blonde hair was a bit rumpled from her nervously ruffling it on the way up the path.
I think I still have sand...well everywhere. Idiots thought it would be a good idea to snatch those damn giant scorpion eggs. Who doesn't know about their insane maternal instinct. All to sell eggs on the black market
Unconsciously, her left hand drifted to hefty book belted to her waist. It wasn't a normal book by any means given the small black hairs seemed to shiver against the soft touch of the woman's hand. A Monster Tome bound in the hide of a beast with words written in blood and ink of beast and mage alike. To give an unexpected paper-cut was the lightest offense is could pass on the uninitiated or attempt to rip off flesh depending on what the attitude the tome was feeling that day.
A smile graced her face as the smallest of noises could heard from the book. The Bestiary Mage interpreted it as the tome's encouragement for her to take the steps to open the door of her future Guild. Her choice in choosing a Guild was simple as her path was to journey along the pages of history to find had what been forgotten. That the simple act of believing in something could make it closer reality. Renee's conviction in her beliefs had led to few sticky situations, yet it was something that made her focus.
The several tattoos on her body were reminders of the past as well as tributes to her Beasts. The scorpion on her stomach for her reminder to remain fierce in her gut feelings. The scarab on her lower bicep to dig deep regardless of pressure she could face in the future. While her newest addition was a dappled tortoise on her left foot as a reminder of two things; slow and steady will get you to your destination eventually and to enjoy life once in awhile.
Finding courage in the dappled shell on her foot as Renee finally pushed open the broad doors of the guild hall. Or at least the 'first' floor, if the rumors were to be believed. Glancing around at the few people relaxing around the dance hall trying to pinpoint the best person to ask about getting admittance into the Guild.Her right drifted to the right side of her collarbone just imagining the guild stamp on it in the prettiest of silvers. Finding her voice as she asked aloud "Who do I need to talk to for guild membership. I won't believe the trip I had to just get here..".