theWaveCutter

TNT - The Nameless Tavern. (Always Open)

Lavender did not hesitate as she quickly tried to pull the splinter out. Swiftly she applied the potion as best as she could. Lavender hoped that the liquid would mend as much of the boy’s damaged internals like it once mended her’s well enough so she could get help.. ”The potion should help you for now, but proper medical attention is what you need. She pat the boy’s back as gently as she could. Lavender tucked the roll of bandages into an easily accessible pocket. She was not sure as to why she took it out in the first place, but she assumed it was just a habit.

”Okay, now it’s your turn.” Lavender turned her head to face the little girl. ”You’re not very good at detecting threats, are you?” Then, without another word, she proceeded to light her finger on fire once again and made a throwing motion. Instantly the floor boards of wood in front of the little girl were lit aflame with blue fire. Ah, arson. Her best friend through and through.

Out of the corner of her eye, Lavender made a mental note of the griffin-like creature.

Word association Game!

cowboy!

TNT - The Nameless Tavern. (Always Open)

Lavender made a noise that sounded like a surprised yelp when the little girl slammed her hands down on the table she was at. The woman was even more surprised when she saw the splinter of wood but quickly regained her composture. ”Oh- oh my.” Lavender hurriedly rummaged through the pockets hidden inside her cloak and retrieved from within what looked like some potion and a roll of bandages.

”I would be glad to demonstrate on you, child. It’s rather rude to send people flying into tables.” She chided the little girl as if she only drew on the wall, setting down the potion and the bandages onto the table before she lifted a hand to light a finger aflame with her blue fire, doing the same thing she did when she threatened the boy. ”Kid- don’t wanna scare you but do you mind if I try and treat the wound in your back? Or you could get your boss or someone else, whichever you’re comfortable with. There’s a stick embedded in your back. And you’re bleeding.” Lavender grimaced as she turned her head towards the other child, extinguishing the fire that she lit her finger up with.

Melsborow Nights II- A sequel to an interactive horror story

>Return to your post (hell nah I don’t wanna die D:)

OOC

hello there- don’t mind me just poppin’ in

The Avatar Upstairs (Forum Game)

my upstairs neighbour looks really cool :o

[GAME] Let's Build a Dungeon

hoppin’ in and also going along with the clockwork dungeon:
>Mechanical Masterminds

Word association Game!

drugs

TNT - The Nameless Tavern. (Always Open)

Lavender shrugged. ”Literally everyone in my family has committed multiple crimes, including myself. It’s more..” The woman paused to think of something else. ”It’s more like a ‘my mother’s great great great grand parent decided to anger some spirit and the spirit decided to curse the family so the eldest child had to deal with one eye and a sapphire’ kind of mistake.”

Lavender glanced at the imp momentarily, but her attention was quickly shifted to the absolute chaos of an entry made by a little girl. She paused, then decided that she had enough drama for today.

TNT - The Nameless Tavern. (Always Open)

She sighed. ”A lot of people don’t deserve things that happen to them, kid. I’m not sure if I count as one of them.” Lavender replied simply, barely resisting the urge to pat the boy on the head with her free hand as she said this. Great, she grimaced internally, now I’m attached.

The fox-faced woman eyed the man who dragged away the casualties of the previous fight so casually. If he was able to do this with such nonchalance, perhaps entertaining scenes just like just now happen often? Lavender highly doubted so, but if it was true then she may have found a Tavern which could be a source of drama she could access- as long as she remembers where it is, of course.

Lavender lifted her fox mask once again to take another sip of wine.

TNT - The Nameless Tavern. (Always Open)

@Dark Light

Lavender startled at the kid’s outburst. She was really, really starting to feel bad about being honest now.

The woman just watched him put the plate on the table before gently placing her hands on his shoulders. She seemed to pause in order to find the right words to say before she spoke. Just in case, she barely moved her fox mask off of her face to look the boy in the eye.”Look, kid…my family- they weren’t really good people. My uh, ancestors specifically. Let’s just say they- we deserved it. Karma, y’know?” She chuckled sadly. The orphanage kids don’t deserve their eye being hacked out though. Only she did. Her ‘siblings’ weren’t the ones that went poking around an ancient temple to steal stuff anyway. Lavender drew back and quickly moved her mask to fully cover her face again before she removed her hands from his shoulders. She picked up the glass of wine, inspecting the liquid for any visible poison before lifting her fox mask a tad bit and taking a sip a little gingerly.