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Since his ascension to the rank of Sith Knight, the sorcerer Vereshin secured the means to find himself a more suitable place to live and work. He moved into a decrepit tower on a street corner in the academic sector of Bastion. On that same day, he received a visit from a colleague, the alchemist [member="Jacob Crawford"] to discuss their respective pursuits in magicand how each could potentially benefit the other. Now employing one servant, a scruffy woman name Ana, the eccentric warlock scribbled in his study while she pulled luggage through the door.
The house was narrow and circular and possessed three stories and a tower room for Vereshin to conduct cosmic experiments. In the living room on the second floor, silverware was prepared on a round table in front of a chaise and chairs. A music box chimed away from a surface covered in candles. On the floor above, Vereshin scrawled fervently across paper and ignored the gong of the door knocker a few times before sighing in annoyance and rising to his feet. He wore a beige and black cardigan over suit pants and a shirt. One his shoulders sat his cat, a tortoiseshell with long hair. He scaled the stairs just in time to see Ana greeting Jacob at the door.
"Oh hello Mr. Crawford, it's an honor to meet you. Welcome to my home." Vereshin began to walk down the staircase while his cat closed his eyes on his shoulders, seemingly drifting away to sleep while his owner casually walked around. He moved into the rug on the floorboards and extended a hand for Jacob to shake. A chandelier hung from the ceiling, along frames holding violet energy and devices of the arcane.
"Please come upstairs where there is a fire." Turning around, he lead Jacob up the stairs while the corseted servant continued bringing in suitcase from the car (which inexplicably still had wheels). Vereshin walked up the stairs and allowed the alchemist to follow, before entering the living room where a fire burned the wall. Chairs sat around a table on top of a rug covering floorboards and silverware covered the surface, lined with a small variety of cakes. A desk, because Force forbid Vereshin needed more than one, sat at one end of the room, lined with papers and candles drooped over the hearth. The sorcerer sat down in one seat, before his chemical counterpart joined him on the opposite side.