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@Searat@KatherinWinter
She noted their faces, their expressions. One in particular showed discontentment due to the fact that he was stuck with both... A golem and a doll. Essie stared at Astra next with slight curiosity behind her glassy eyes; Despite appearing humanoid she acted in a mechanical manner, her gestures were quite off and lacked true emotion behind it, though there were attempts - poor, but attempts nonetheless, and Essie found it slightly amusing if not endearing in a way.
'I will work hard and make sure I won't hinder you in any way. I saw others before I came here, they seemed like they will be working on their jobs too, I hope I get to meet them on a more personal basis soon.' She paused and broke out into the faintest smile. 'You do not have to sign to me, I have very good hearing.'
Essie's hands returned to a clasp in front of herself as she stepped backwards to exit the room. Griffin showed desire in wanting to leave, it wouldn't have been right to prevent him nor anyone else from doing so.
She noted their faces, their expressions. One in particular showed discontentment due to the fact that he was stuck with both... A golem and a doll. Essie stared at Astra next with slight curiosity behind her glassy eyes; Despite appearing humanoid she acted in a mechanical manner, her gestures were quite off and lacked true emotion behind it, though there were attempts - poor, but attempts nonetheless, and Essie found it slightly amusing if not endearing in a way.
'I will work hard and make sure I won't hinder you in any way. I saw others before I came here, they seemed like they will be working on their jobs too, I hope I get to meet them on a more personal basis soon.' She paused and broke out into the faintest smile. 'You do not have to sign to me, I have very good hearing.'
Essie's hands returned to a clasp in front of herself as she stepped backwards to exit the room. Griffin showed desire in wanting to leave, it wouldn't have been right to prevent him nor anyone else from doing so.
Ack, sorry, I'll respond in a couple of hours!
@KatherinWinter @Searat
Gentle 'clicks' echoed down the hall as a little doll walked with grace in her steps. Both hands were folded, clasped politely with no intention to raise them until she reached the Director's office. Excited was an emotion, though it was hard to describe that as what she was feeling at the moment. There were multiple things that circulated her mind, wrapping around her skull in a crown of overwhelming thorns that pricked the skin of her thoughts and enveloped her in... An undefinable state. But nonetheless it didn't seem to matter, she was here now, she was but a wanderer in the midst of something unfamiliar. It was her unyielding request that granted the little doll access into missions, although it kept her distanced from things she wanted to examine.
Essie stepped through the doors and dipped her frame downwards in greeting to those who remained present. Her fingers gently brushed against her curled locks, removing any obstructions that fringed her porcelain features awkwardly. 'My name is,' she began to gesture her introduction, 'E-S-S-I-E. It is a pleasure to meet you.'
She was petite in stature, her porcelain worn with a matted texture and watered stains near her ball joints. Unsurprisingly the little doll was fitted in clothes most suitable for vintage toys; delicate blue frills and all.
Gentle 'clicks' echoed down the hall as a little doll walked with grace in her steps. Both hands were folded, clasped politely with no intention to raise them until she reached the Director's office. Excited was an emotion, though it was hard to describe that as what she was feeling at the moment. There were multiple things that circulated her mind, wrapping around her skull in a crown of overwhelming thorns that pricked the skin of her thoughts and enveloped her in... An undefinable state. But nonetheless it didn't seem to matter, she was here now, she was but a wanderer in the midst of something unfamiliar. It was her unyielding request that granted the little doll access into missions, although it kept her distanced from things she wanted to examine.
Essie stepped through the doors and dipped her frame downwards in greeting to those who remained present. Her fingers gently brushed against her curled locks, removing any obstructions that fringed her porcelain features awkwardly. 'My name is,' she began to gesture her introduction, 'E-S-S-I-E. It is a pleasure to meet you.'
She was petite in stature, her porcelain worn with a matted texture and watered stains near her ball joints. Unsurprisingly the little doll was fitted in clothes most suitable for vintage toys; delicate blue frills and all.
@KatherinWinterAlrighty! Am I free to post or should I wait?
@KatherinWinterThat's fine!
@KatherinWinter I made the proper edits! Let me know if you need anything more from me and I'll be happy to accommodate.
@Phantomlink959 Although the idea sounds stellar, I'll save that for another edit if her current attributes are still unfitting. Thank you though!
@KatherinWinter No worries! I'll figure something out. Hopefully by the time I do make edits she'll be a little more 'combat ready'.
Thank you for calling her interesting though, haha - If she does get declined I won't be upset, I'll just save her for another rainy day.
Thank you for calling her interesting though, haha - If she does get declined I won't be upset, I'll just save her for another rainy day.
@KatherinWinter Essentially, yes! She's not meant to be useful unless people teach her things but she is also canon fodder and a walking encyclopedia, killing her is also relatively easy you'd just have to keep her pieces separate so she can't snap back together. Shove her head in a box, her arms in another, etc. Or disintegrate the porcelain material entirely until its only particles.
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