" How is it your horn broke? I was under the impression that horns of tiefling were not something easily broken. You're the first I've seen still alive with such a scar. " There was genuine curiosity in her voice, nothing rude or hostile but simply interested in learning the tale.
Karlach remembers the day it happened as though it was only yesterday. It had happened fairly soon after she had been thrust into the thick of things, and no one had taken a single moment to actually warn her about the great big, movement-seeking balls of certain death that would spend the majority of their time chasing her down. She has always been good a dodging, self-preservation tends to do that. It was enough as a distraction that a fucking dragon of all things had narrowly missed a swipe of its claws, but not before it had taken its horn for her troubles. Fuck, it had hurt like a son of a bitch. Reminded her of the one time she had bitten into a hard-candy and one of her back teeth had decided that it very much had not liked that one bit.
It doesn't hurt anymore, but it took her a while to realise that it was indeed gone, and though no one in the hells had truly questioned why she was missing a horn, folks on the Storm Coast were the curious sort. Karlach stays quiet for a long moment, like she's mulling over her answer and whether she ought to offer up the truth or something that wouldn't birth that look of shock, pity, or that irritating blend of the two.
"Oh, you know, lost it in a deadly game of strip poker. Didn't fancy getting caught with my kecks around my ankles, so, it was the next logical thing." Her grin is wide, her eyes twinkling with mirth. "No, I shouldn't do that. One of the little missteps I made in my first day in Avernus. I hardly notice it's gone anymore. Besides, I think it makes me look rather fetching. Like a loveable rogue with a story."
RANDOM QUESTIONS. ALWAYS ACCEPTING. @lclthlcved.