And, for the briefest instant, the Wind Dancer seemed to smile.
Iris Johansen, from The Wind Dancer
seen from France
seen from Malaysia
seen from United States

seen from Netherlands
seen from United States
seen from China
seen from Russia

seen from United States
seen from Netherlands
seen from Portugal
seen from Argentina
seen from Russia

seen from United States
seen from Austria
seen from United States

seen from São Tomé & Príncipe
seen from Vietnam
seen from China
seen from France
seen from United States
And, for the briefest instant, the Wind Dancer seemed to smile.
Iris Johansen, from The Wind Dancer
Wet Dog in the Rain (Closed for The Wind Dancer)
@the-wind-dancer
It was an absolutely wet day, the skies finally breaking open and rain pouring down. Unfortunately, Lyntel was stuck in the middle of it, having been out and about gathering various items before the rain hit, and now they were about a half hour’s walk back to their little cottage. They managed to take shelter under a small awning, their arms crossed as they shiver from the wet. The spot the stranger who seemed to own the place. “I- I’m really s-sorry, but I’m s-s-s-so c-cold. C- Can I come in and warm up?”
(@the-wind-dancer) How do they make a living? What kind of job do they want / not want? What is their dream job? What do they think of their current job?
@the-wind-dancer
(I’m going to answer this for pre-masquerade C: )
Lyntel is basically working their dream job. They are an entertainer, and an “entertainer”. (aka the reason I keep this and 18+ only blog) They own their own business for it and makes sure that all of the people working there feel completely safe and happy. They are not forced at all to do the “entertainment” part if they do not want to. If they could change anything about it, it would be some of the clientele, as some of them can get rather rowdy and need to be forcefully removed.
sooo, ive read paths in starlight by @asparklethatisblue and @hattedhedgehog. and i just had to do the wind dancer. love that ship.
if you havent read it, go do so!
never actually done a shop before. they are hard. so many ropes and sails and bits.