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Vampire's Masquerade [RP]
Forum-Index → Roleplay → Vampire's Masquerade [RP]She took a deep breath, in and out, closing her eyes, shut tight.
God's, Ophelia hated parties. But it's not like she had anything else to do.
Nothing else to do. Not anymore, that is. Not since...
She took another shaking breath, gaze flickering over the room. She flexed her fingers, and a glass of wine flickered into existence between her index and middle fingers.
She brought it to her lips, taking a slow sip.
wickedness?
Or is it
weakness?
You decide.
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"You as well" she nodded "The night is quite pleasant though there are quite a few rowdy people" she added noting the few tipsy people staggering around the hall.
He saw some going into the other rooms. Surely, he could as well. He wandered for a bit. Everyone seemed occupied with something. He saw someone else. He didn't recognise the vampire. They had lavender hair that covered much of their face.
He decided to strike up a conversation. It was risky, but he couldn't just wander around the whole time. "Greetings.", He called out. "I believe we haven't met. I'm Mriye Safayir."
“My thanks for the refreshment, I compliment your artisanship.”
At the other end of the table near the fire.
Some habits don't change after all. She looked around at all the people again, dancing, having fun. She was much too quiet to partake in these activities, although that didn't mean she didn't want to.
She closed hr eyes, taking another deep breath.
Ophelia could hear her voice in the back of her mind, whispered accusations gnawing at the back of her mind.
She released a shuddering breath.
"No."
She muttered to herself, shaking her head, clearing her mind of the haze, burying her voice.
She downed the rest of the glass, drowning her sorrows.
This was really good wine.
wickedness?
Or is it
weakness?
You decide.
Ldeya tilted her head curiously as she examined the liquid swirling in her glass, a slight smile of amusement playing on her lips. She closed her eyes to savour the taste, before they opened again, focusing on the lady with the bunny mask who had procured such a treasure.
Perhaps it was simply a trick of the candlelight, but one could almost swear her eyes narrowed for a split second, smile turning into a dangerous smirk.
Oh, don't be paranoid.
After all, shouldn't one always be delighted that they had captured her attention? That they were able to entertain the bored little child, please the nonchalant beauty?
Let me tell you a secret,
The real monsters don't look like monsters~
Granted, there weren't many who were as old as his Master which only left only a few identities to narrow down but that wasn't on his mind currently. His only mind could only process that there was someone his superior who was in need of assistance. It only seemed natural that he would extend his in return, his Master not objecting in the slightest. And so, he stepped beside Lady Shieta, bowing his head in deference.
"Good evening, Milady. This one hopes that the night hasn't overstayed its welcome?"
"Good evening sir. The night remains as it must, neither at our whims nor for our pleasure. It will depart in it's own time, as all things do."
Shieta spoke delicately, her fingers traced idle, elegant circles along the rim of her wine glass. The faint fragrance, one tied to a distant memory, stirred faintly in the air, drawing her thoughts inward. Her gaze lingered on the plainly dressed figure before her, their presence awakening an undeniable recognition. The tone of quiet authority was mistakenly familiar to her. Belonging to a acquaintance she had known long ago, hidden away deeply etched in the begrimed corridor of memories.
"And yet, it never moves as you desire." He sighed, shoulders rolling into such a lazy shrug that one would be hard pressed recognize the same action from the straight laced servant who had entered the room. "Perchance Milady be amendable to palsy companionship to pass the night with? Though, this one only can promise a corpse to spend with, anything further would be an overstatement of the currently available skill sets."
The castle hod many secrets. There seemed to be endless rooms. If he strayed too far, would he be able to get back? He didn't know.
Still, he went.