In her opinion this city by the sea is charming in many ways, from the unique architecture to the many races roaming the streets, Aifaran could be so lovely. The place even seemed mostly unified at a glance, though Clarissa was certain there was dissent somewhere. There was an underlying clash to everything, perhaps some sort of collision between powers that she couldn't quite put her finger on and she lacked the knowledge to ask properly. The Monks who approached her, however, had no such qualms.
"My favorite flower?" she asked pleasantly, a sweet smile on her face, "I have always liked lilies."
Fascinating how all these worlds had their own different religions, it was easy enough to glean information from these monks about their faith. They valued knowledge above all else, how useful. Perhaps she should 'join'.
VI
The beach was pleasant enough this evening, and Clarissa took full advantage, walking barefoot through the sand, her sandals hanging from a finger as she took in the sunset. The place reminded her of Greece at times, the fiery sky reflecting on the blue waters. How strange to think that beyond the borders was a world torn apart by death, perhaps this was what her own world had to look forward to should she fail in her destiny. The elegant woman sighed, dropping her sandals and wading into the water.
Clarissa | Swallowing the Sun (OC)
In her opinion this city by the sea is charming in many ways, from the unique architecture to the many races roaming the streets, Aifaran could be so lovely. The place even seemed mostly unified at a glance, though Clarissa was certain there was dissent somewhere. There was an underlying clash to everything, perhaps some sort of collision between powers that she couldn't quite put her finger on and she lacked the knowledge to ask properly. The Monks who approached her, however, had no such qualms.
"My favorite flower?" she asked pleasantly, a sweet smile on her face, "I have always liked lilies."
Fascinating how all these worlds had their own different religions, it was easy enough to glean information from these monks about their faith. They valued knowledge above all else, how useful. Perhaps she should 'join'.
VI
The beach was pleasant enough this evening, and Clarissa took full advantage, walking barefoot through the sand, her sandals hanging from a finger as she took in the sunset. The place reminded her of Greece at times, the fiery sky reflecting on the blue waters. How strange to think that beyond the borders was a world torn apart by death, perhaps this was what her own world had to look forward to should she fail in her destiny. The elegant woman sighed, dropping her sandals and wading into the water.