<.< the guy's a real story teller
Mimik Member
If I am you,
then who are we?
- Last Seen: 7 yrs ago
- Joined: 7 yrs ago
- Posts: 17 (0.01 / day)
- VMs: 0
-
Username history
- Mimik 7 yrs ago
Status
User has no status, yet
Bio
User has no bio, yet
Most Recent Posts
Jenna Longworthy
Jenna enjoyed her ride on the lumber cart. Granted she chose to sit on the tailgate, facing backwards, but it was better than being squished in with the other people and all that.. luggage. Really, what person needs to bring that much stuff? But that was the least of her thoughts on the ride over. Along with watching the town of Timber Moren slowly move further and further away, she had a chance to think about the people she was with. And at the top of the list was a tie between the guy that arrived later than she did, and the doll; yes it was definitely a doll, she thought. Maybe..
Oh, Jenna had arrived. As the wagon came to a stop, Jenna hopped down and watched the people unload; keeping an eye on Rook. His silence irked her, but she hated to judge a book by its cover. Maybe he was really shy, or preferred to work alone. She worked alone herself, pretty much. Though, she's never really lived around anyone more than her parents. She sighed as she looked at the man that spoke from the porch of the building. Was that where she was supposed to go? She watched as the others filed in and did as told. She was technically in Riffraff and part of her felt as though her assignment had officially begun. She didn't think it'd matter if she was a few seconds late going inside. She packed enough apples for a light dinner and if worse came to be she had no problem sleeping outside. There was even a nice tree for her to perch under.
Rather than follow everyone in, there was one line of the letter that bothered her. "The driver has been instructed not to speak unless spoken to." Perhaps this was just a professional courtesy, but that didn't mean she wasn't allowed to speak to him, right? "E-excuse me, sir." Jenna put on a friendly face while she found a time to converse with the driver when he didn't seem as busy. "Thank you for taking us to town. Here's a little tip; its money I was supposed to use for travel through the gate, but I didn't exactly have a gate to travel through before arrival." Jenna offered about half of what was given to her to use the gate. If she was supposed to pay back the money leftover, she wouldn't mind finding a job to do so. "I know you aren't supposed to talk to us, and you don't have to if you don't want to, but I'd like to ask a couple of questions pertaining to why were here." Jenna felt bad about getting to the point so soon. She'd love to have an actual talk with the guy as he seemed like he'd have wonderful stories to tell. But business was business. "Do you know anything about Kenver Edwards, from four days ago, or Sewena Toll, who disappeared yesterday?" Jenna had gotten out her letter to confirm she was asking the right questions, as well as her paper and ink to take down any useful information.
---
@Mokley
Jenna enjoyed her ride on the lumber cart. Granted she chose to sit on the tailgate, facing backwards, but it was better than being squished in with the other people and all that.. luggage. Really, what person needs to bring that much stuff? But that was the least of her thoughts on the ride over. Along with watching the town of Timber Moren slowly move further and further away, she had a chance to think about the people she was with. And at the top of the list was a tie between the guy that arrived later than she did, and the doll; yes it was definitely a doll, she thought. Maybe..
Oh, Jenna had arrived. As the wagon came to a stop, Jenna hopped down and watched the people unload; keeping an eye on Rook. His silence irked her, but she hated to judge a book by its cover. Maybe he was really shy, or preferred to work alone. She worked alone herself, pretty much. Though, she's never really lived around anyone more than her parents. She sighed as she looked at the man that spoke from the porch of the building. Was that where she was supposed to go? She watched as the others filed in and did as told. She was technically in Riffraff and part of her felt as though her assignment had officially begun. She didn't think it'd matter if she was a few seconds late going inside. She packed enough apples for a light dinner and if worse came to be she had no problem sleeping outside. There was even a nice tree for her to perch under.
Rather than follow everyone in, there was one line of the letter that bothered her. "The driver has been instructed not to speak unless spoken to." Perhaps this was just a professional courtesy, but that didn't mean she wasn't allowed to speak to him, right? "E-excuse me, sir." Jenna put on a friendly face while she found a time to converse with the driver when he didn't seem as busy. "Thank you for taking us to town. Here's a little tip; its money I was supposed to use for travel through the gate, but I didn't exactly have a gate to travel through before arrival." Jenna offered about half of what was given to her to use the gate. If she was supposed to pay back the money leftover, she wouldn't mind finding a job to do so. "I know you aren't supposed to talk to us, and you don't have to if you don't want to, but I'd like to ask a couple of questions pertaining to why were here." Jenna felt bad about getting to the point so soon. She'd love to have an actual talk with the guy as he seemed like he'd have wonderful stories to tell. But business was business. "Do you know anything about Kenver Edwards, from four days ago, or Sewena Toll, who disappeared yesterday?" Jenna had gotten out her letter to confirm she was asking the right questions, as well as her paper and ink to take down any useful information.
---
@Mokley
Sorry. Food poisoning got me yesterday before I could post. I'll try to get it today.
I'll get a post out today. Not immediately, bit in a few.
@Ruthenselle Possible, but not likely I'd say. Jenna spent more time experiencing the town and shopping than getting to know people. Jenna would have spent a good amount of time in Woondaly, but at random times and in random areas. The shawl could've made Jenna a bit more recognizable, but Jenna wouldn't know Trilune.
Mechanical doll? xD anything else i'm missing?
*rebrowses cs tab and first posts*
*rebrowses cs tab and first posts*
Jenna Longworthy
Jenna had just gotten back from a morning jog when she noticed a note hanging off of her front door. Odd as she didn't really know anyone that would normally trek out this far; unless...? Her minimally pointed ears peaked as she hurried to the wooden door that had settled into the frame from not being used. Ripping the note off the door, she quickly read through the message. Multiple times, actually. Her excitement after reading the first line stating her acceptance kept her from focusing long enough to get the full message in one try. Finally, she exclaimed out in glee as she ran off to the back of her house to crawl through the small hole in the wall.
The inside of her house was dim and dusty, and out-right run down beyond any sensible living conditions, but it served its purpose during stormy weather and cold nights. She only grabbed a few things; paper, ink, a shawl that she used to cover her ears, and a small bag of fresh apples and clothes. She didn't have much left as she looked around her nearly vacant abode. Bittersweet tears swelled in her eyes as she felt sad as she remembered her time spent here with her mom and pop, but happy that she was moving on with her life. "Dunno how often I'm going to be able come back, so take care of the place Benny~" She teased as she threw her travel gear out the hole and followed it out. Benny was a small green snake that had taken residence near her place and usually was found off in a corner.
She dusted herself off, and looked at her entrance to her house. It wasn't really noticeable unless you knew it was there, but Jenna couldn't help but notice it and feel a bit bad about leaving it when she didn't know how long she'd be away. No one ever came this way, well except for the person who delivered the note, but she couldn't help but worry. She looked at the sun and figured she had plenty of time, so she spent the next hour or so moving the wood pile to cover the hole without adding too much attention to the area. Satisfied, Jenna gathered up her belongings and headed to the town of Timber Moren.
The town was only a bit away north of her cottage, so there was no use of drop gates to take advantage of. The woods were nice and peaceful. Little animals scampered about as she the passed familiar woods she grew up in since she was a baby. Of course, she never been so far north as Timber Moren. Most of her shopping for when she needed things or for fun was done out East in Woondaly as it was usually easier to get a ride at least part of the way to and from.
Sun rising in the sky, she finally made it into the designated town. She upped her pace as she looked around for whatever wagon was supposed to carry her onward. There, swamped with others, was her ride. She grinned excitedly and gave out a huge wave to the group of people talking amongst themselves. "HEY! This is the Wagon to Riffraff, right?" She called out before noticing the gatekeeper Hedra; to whom she waived just as excitedly to and grinned as she passed to include herself with the rest of the new applicants.
Jenna took in each new face as best as she could as she gathered her thoughts about the party. She didn't try to impose herself, but she was glad she wasn't the only one of elven blood, even if she was only half.
Jenna had just gotten back from a morning jog when she noticed a note hanging off of her front door. Odd as she didn't really know anyone that would normally trek out this far; unless...? Her minimally pointed ears peaked as she hurried to the wooden door that had settled into the frame from not being used. Ripping the note off the door, she quickly read through the message. Multiple times, actually. Her excitement after reading the first line stating her acceptance kept her from focusing long enough to get the full message in one try. Finally, she exclaimed out in glee as she ran off to the back of her house to crawl through the small hole in the wall.
The inside of her house was dim and dusty, and out-right run down beyond any sensible living conditions, but it served its purpose during stormy weather and cold nights. She only grabbed a few things; paper, ink, a shawl that she used to cover her ears, and a small bag of fresh apples and clothes. She didn't have much left as she looked around her nearly vacant abode. Bittersweet tears swelled in her eyes as she felt sad as she remembered her time spent here with her mom and pop, but happy that she was moving on with her life. "Dunno how often I'm going to be able come back, so take care of the place Benny~" She teased as she threw her travel gear out the hole and followed it out. Benny was a small green snake that had taken residence near her place and usually was found off in a corner.
She dusted herself off, and looked at her entrance to her house. It wasn't really noticeable unless you knew it was there, but Jenna couldn't help but notice it and feel a bit bad about leaving it when she didn't know how long she'd be away. No one ever came this way, well except for the person who delivered the note, but she couldn't help but worry. She looked at the sun and figured she had plenty of time, so she spent the next hour or so moving the wood pile to cover the hole without adding too much attention to the area. Satisfied, Jenna gathered up her belongings and headed to the town of Timber Moren.
The town was only a bit away north of her cottage, so there was no use of drop gates to take advantage of. The woods were nice and peaceful. Little animals scampered about as she the passed familiar woods she grew up in since she was a baby. Of course, she never been so far north as Timber Moren. Most of her shopping for when she needed things or for fun was done out East in Woondaly as it was usually easier to get a ride at least part of the way to and from.
Sun rising in the sky, she finally made it into the designated town. She upped her pace as she looked around for whatever wagon was supposed to carry her onward. There, swamped with others, was her ride. She grinned excitedly and gave out a huge wave to the group of people talking amongst themselves. "HEY! This is the Wagon to Riffraff, right?" She called out before noticing the gatekeeper Hedra; to whom she waived just as excitedly to and grinned as she passed to include herself with the rest of the new applicants.
Jenna took in each new face as best as she could as she gathered her thoughts about the party. She didn't try to impose herself, but she was glad she wasn't the only one of elven blood, even if she was only half.
@deadpixel101 Woot <3 thanks.
Room for one more? Sorry, haven't RPed in a while, but this looks really interesting.
© 2007-2024