Boethiah
Dark Messiah
The streets of Ravelin on Bastion were not perfect despite being The Primeval's capital.
In fact, this was part of a plan... Few really knew where The Primeval ruled or that they did at all. Governing from the shadows and running the show under false identities has allowed them to successfully avoid the various spies sent after them.
Anja Aj'Rou was traveling by escort through the lower streets where the heart of all remaining criminal activity thrived. Drugs, black markets, slavery; it was all found here. The Witch-Queen of Bastion, as some grew to call her, was without a doubt an imposing figure. It was in the way she strode tall and how her eyes acknowledged not a single fear. The banter of denizens grew softer as the woman walked by before turning down a small alleyway.
Irredeemable souls laid around, covering themselves in what cloth they could muster; the smell of alcohol and deathsticks formed a foul stench. Yet she did not recognize their existence, stepping over those who were too weak to get out of the way before barging into the drug den.
She felt someone in the force -- someone who radiated enough that she could not ignore their meager existence.
Her feet carried her to a washed up man and looking down upon him she asked...
"You smell most foul, you look too foolish, and you bask in a life of failure... Yet the Gods seem to favour you with gifts you surely don't appreciate. Who are you?"
[member="Kiber Dorn"]
In fact, this was part of a plan... Few really knew where The Primeval ruled or that they did at all. Governing from the shadows and running the show under false identities has allowed them to successfully avoid the various spies sent after them.
Anja Aj'Rou was traveling by escort through the lower streets where the heart of all remaining criminal activity thrived. Drugs, black markets, slavery; it was all found here. The Witch-Queen of Bastion, as some grew to call her, was without a doubt an imposing figure. It was in the way she strode tall and how her eyes acknowledged not a single fear. The banter of denizens grew softer as the woman walked by before turning down a small alleyway.
Irredeemable souls laid around, covering themselves in what cloth they could muster; the smell of alcohol and deathsticks formed a foul stench. Yet she did not recognize their existence, stepping over those who were too weak to get out of the way before barging into the drug den.
She felt someone in the force -- someone who radiated enough that she could not ignore their meager existence.
Her feet carried her to a washed up man and looking down upon him she asked...
"You smell most foul, you look too foolish, and you bask in a life of failure... Yet the Gods seem to favour you with gifts you surely don't appreciate. Who are you?"
[member="Kiber Dorn"]