𝐏𝐄𝐑𝐈𝐎𝐃 / 𝐌𝐄𝐃𝐈𝐄𝐕𝐀𝐋 𝐒𝐂𝐄𝐍𝐀𝐑𝐈𝐎𝐒; 𝙿𝚃. 𝟸.
a collection of scenarios & interactions appropriate for period/medieval rp.
specify muse where needed, add "FIRST" if this would be their first time interacting, and switch sender/receiver to change roles. + part one.
[ broken solace ] the sender, searching for a quiet area, accidentally disturbs the receiver in their own moment of solace.
[ get off the road! ] the sender knows that some bandits/thieves are coming down the road, and drags the receiver into the nearby brush to protect them.
[ slippery slope ] winter setting! the sender grabs onto the receiver's arm to avoid losing their balance on an icy patch of ground.
[ wild berries ] our muses run into each other whilst one, or both, are picking wild berries.
[ lost my way ] the sender spots the receiver, who seems lost, and approaches to ask if they need help finding their way.
[ STOP ! ] the receiver hears the sender's voice yell out, warning the receiver that they are about to step into an animal trap sender has set.
[ mistaken identity ] the sender approaches the receiver, about to start a conversation, before stopping and saying, "oh, i'm sorry, i thought you were someone else..."
[ can you reach that? ] the shorter of our two muses asks the taller to reach a piece of fruit from a tree, or something from a higher shelf, etc.
[ work for food / board ] the sender asks the receiver if they can work for a hot meal and a place to sleep for the night.
[ ripped and torn ] the receiver has a torn garment, and the sender offers to stitch/repair it for them.
[ hottest day yet ] the sender strips of their clothes and is enjoying a swim to cool off, after a moment they realise they are not alone when they spot the receiver.
[ a storm on the horizon ] dark clouds roll in, the wind picks up, and the receiver hears a knock at their door. the sender is there, asking for shelter as the rain begins.
[ follow the smoke ] the sender follows the sight/smell of smoke, worried a fire may threaten them, and instead comes across the campsite of the receiver.