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Re: Crimson Queen (Mirchie)
"Hey, it's not my fault everything you want to do is either destructive or repulsive!" Simone replied with mock hurt, "maybe if you had some hobbies that didn't involve nudity property destruction or murder, we wouldn't have to have this conversation quite so often."
The angel listened intently to the demon's explanation intently despite her earlier jocular attitude, though her face would show only the slightest hints of a change in expression as Mirchell spoke. A twitch of a lip down here, a crease in her brow there, but nothing that could easily reveal the one eyed blonde's inner thoughts on what she revealed. When Mirchell had finished, the angel kept her silence briefly, mulling over the demon's answers. "I had wondered who you were talking to when your voice changed," she eventually said as they started up a steep incline, "but I suppose that that explains a few things."
The angel sighed, but then perked up as she seemed to notice something up ahead. Light flickered up ahead, barely visible over the top of the hill that they climbed but unmistakably caused by flame. "Whatever your cause in Hell may be, I cannot promise you the ability to return here," she continued as her pace quickened, "I can't even say that I'd go with you. I probably wouldn't, to be honest. I have a feeling that I would face... Hostility."
They crested the top of the hill, a craggy lump of hardened dirt and rock on which little grass grew around the paved road on which they walked, and Simone gave a low groan as she beheld the scene. Six wooden crosses had been erected in an area that had been cut clear up ahead, wooden pyres stacked beneath them. The crosses were angled such that they pointed inwards, each of them with a limp body hanging from it, charred but unrecognizable. In the center of that pyre was a circle of figures in eclectic garb, some dressed as soldiers, others as peasants or workmen, and still others clad in more officious garb. All the gathered figures, most of whom were men, surrounded a central figure, creating a circle of about five feet around the man clad in a white robe as he spoke, his words indiscernible to Mirchell and Simone from such a far distance, but the wild hand motions that he issued while turning regularly to address various portions of the crowd around him more directly suggested that he spoke with no small passion in delivering his oratory.
Mirchell: HP = 89, PP = 45, EP = 48, Status = Fine, armor at 25/50 TP.
"Hey, it's not my fault everything you want to do is either destructive or repulsive!" Simone replied with mock hurt, "maybe if you had some hobbies that didn't involve nudity property destruction or murder, we wouldn't have to have this conversation quite so often."
The angel listened intently to the demon's explanation intently despite her earlier jocular attitude, though her face would show only the slightest hints of a change in expression as Mirchell spoke. A twitch of a lip down here, a crease in her brow there, but nothing that could easily reveal the one eyed blonde's inner thoughts on what she revealed. When Mirchell had finished, the angel kept her silence briefly, mulling over the demon's answers. "I had wondered who you were talking to when your voice changed," she eventually said as they started up a steep incline, "but I suppose that that explains a few things."
The angel sighed, but then perked up as she seemed to notice something up ahead. Light flickered up ahead, barely visible over the top of the hill that they climbed but unmistakably caused by flame. "Whatever your cause in Hell may be, I cannot promise you the ability to return here," she continued as her pace quickened, "I can't even say that I'd go with you. I probably wouldn't, to be honest. I have a feeling that I would face... Hostility."
They crested the top of the hill, a craggy lump of hardened dirt and rock on which little grass grew around the paved road on which they walked, and Simone gave a low groan as she beheld the scene. Six wooden crosses had been erected in an area that had been cut clear up ahead, wooden pyres stacked beneath them. The crosses were angled such that they pointed inwards, each of them with a limp body hanging from it, charred but unrecognizable. In the center of that pyre was a circle of figures in eclectic garb, some dressed as soldiers, others as peasants or workmen, and still others clad in more officious garb. All the gathered figures, most of whom were men, surrounded a central figure, creating a circle of about five feet around the man clad in a white robe as he spoke, his words indiscernible to Mirchell and Simone from such a far distance, but the wild hand motions that he issued while turning regularly to address various portions of the crowd around him more directly suggested that he spoke with no small passion in delivering his oratory.