Fighting a necromancer cult with hideous, fleshy monsters to fighting demons and being in an insufferable humid jungle to then getting her ass handed to her publicly in front of multiple courts to fighting a horde of large spiders meant that Luella Balsinde needed a break. She had had enough danger, gore, and bruising for awhile, although, being a warrior seeking to go up in the ranks and obtain powerful positions meant that she couldn’t be away from it for long. However, today was a day that was meant for rest, if only for a few hours. Of course that morning she had worked her body as hard as possible, up before the sun even rose to take out all of her frustrations on her muscles. Pro: muscles got stronger. Con: she was struggling to walk up the few stairs leading into her small home.
Deep breath, one leg up. Another deep breath to bring the other foot up. She was gripping the wooden railing like a feeble hunchback who had spaghetti noodles for legs, not caring when her neighbor looked over at scoffed at her struggles. Luella made her signature scowl as she glared at the faded brick steps, the claymore strapped to her back sliding around as she took the last two steps. Finally. Luella sighed, whispering magick, unlocking the pale, wooden door and stepped inside, refraining from looking over at her neighbor watering the plants with a gloating look. Yes, she, Luella Balsinde, had walked up four steps after completing one of the most strenuous leg and core days ever.
Walking through the small, plain hallway that widened into a quaint common room, Luella finally swung her claymore off of her, placing it loving onto it’s perch, nearly the length of the wall, considering it was six feet long. She looked over to the single clock in her home, seeing that it was almost three in the afternoon. She quickly went to her room, changing out of breeches and tunic to put on something more clean— a plain, loose-fitting navy dress. She should’ve ran back home, her friend was to arrive soon. The duanann quickly went to the single bathroom, splashing clean water on her face and quickly cleaning her hands, trying to scrape all the dirt off from her finger nails before looking at the looking glass, seeing how her pale hair stuck to her brow. Oh well. Samara had seen her in worse conditions—namely, coughing up blood all over herself. She did however went to start rebranding her hair before hearing the knock at her door.
“Coming!” Luella hollered, her fingers still deftly moving strands together as quickly as possible in a simple braid, finishing right as she got to the door. She tied the end, opening it up and looking at Samara almost sheepishly. “I got carried away with training,” she murmured, dipping her head down a bit in a greeting. “I’m glad you had some time today, it’s good to see you.”
Samara Khalid
Deep breath, one leg up. Another deep breath to bring the other foot up. She was gripping the wooden railing like a feeble hunchback who had spaghetti noodles for legs, not caring when her neighbor looked over at scoffed at her struggles. Luella made her signature scowl as she glared at the faded brick steps, the claymore strapped to her back sliding around as she took the last two steps. Finally. Luella sighed, whispering magick, unlocking the pale, wooden door and stepped inside, refraining from looking over at her neighbor watering the plants with a gloating look. Yes, she, Luella Balsinde, had walked up four steps after completing one of the most strenuous leg and core days ever.
Walking through the small, plain hallway that widened into a quaint common room, Luella finally swung her claymore off of her, placing it loving onto it’s perch, nearly the length of the wall, considering it was six feet long. She looked over to the single clock in her home, seeing that it was almost three in the afternoon. She quickly went to her room, changing out of breeches and tunic to put on something more clean— a plain, loose-fitting navy dress. She should’ve ran back home, her friend was to arrive soon. The duanann quickly went to the single bathroom, splashing clean water on her face and quickly cleaning her hands, trying to scrape all the dirt off from her finger nails before looking at the looking glass, seeing how her pale hair stuck to her brow. Oh well. Samara had seen her in worse conditions—namely, coughing up blood all over herself. She did however went to start rebranding her hair before hearing the knock at her door.
“Coming!” Luella hollered, her fingers still deftly moving strands together as quickly as possible in a simple braid, finishing right as she got to the door. She tied the end, opening it up and looking at Samara almost sheepishly. “I got carried away with training,” she murmured, dipping her head down a bit in a greeting. “I’m glad you had some time today, it’s good to see you.”
Samara Khalid