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@voidsent-visioned
I'll smile as I climb the stairs To the light that you keep burning there And our muscles that are waltzing and our shadows that are bold Sing, "Come rip up the flesh of my fears"
Indie FFXIV oc, Lisbeth. AU/OC/Cross over friendly. 18+ (dark themes present). Mun is 30+ with several years of experience rping.
(follows back from main blog, @renatian-creed )
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Pretentious & Poetic Sentences, Vol. 13
(Pretentious sentences from various sources for muses that like to speak in grandiose sentences. Adjust phrasing where needed)
"The truth always sounds like lies to a sinner."
"There are few things that focus one solely on the present. Terror is one, grief another - but nothing washes the world away like the lips of another."
"You've got ice-cold water running through your veins."
"I have been placed on a train with a destination not of my choosing, and I have no means of stopping it."
"You only live once but, if you do it right, once is enough."
"Lions don't die of old age. Lions die in the jaws of younger lions, and you are the younger lion."
"Say what you're going to say, or prepare for eternal silence."
"When you love somebody, you trade souls with them. They get a piece of yours, and you get a piece of theirs."
"Blood can be the heaviest damn thing in the world."
"It's easy to kill when half of you is already dead."
"Attraction's an odd thing. It consumes you - stronger than hunger, or fear, or anything you've ever felt."
"You looked into the abyss, and the abyss looked right back."
"Can anyone ever really know another man's soul?"
"Announcing your plans is a good way to hear God laugh."
"Drive your polluted soul back to the city where it belongs."
"A man can't hang himself if you don't give him any rope."
"Say it. Say the words my bones already know."
"Whatever lurks ahead of grievous abominations and disorder, you and me walk into it together like always."
"The promise of the divine is but an illusion. Nothing in the world is pure."
"I'm extending my hand to you. Why are you baring your teeth?"
"Death is everywhere. It follows us like a stray dog, waiting to devour us like scraps."
"The sins we commit in the past are the same ones we'll commit in the future."
"Every man has hell in his heart, some just more than others."
"You see the world in black and white, while I? I am forced to exist amongst the graduated grey."
"Cities are the sunsets of civilisation - monuments to an exhausted landscape."
"Hope's a dangerous thing. It tricks your mind into seeing this world in a way that won't ever come true."
"If grief is just love persisting, then let it persist."
"Do you know what's so beautiful about questions? It's that we don't have the answers."
"Living means learning to do what's necessary, and what's necessary can often feel like learning to swallow a razor blade."
"Can I help you?" she frowned as she felt a tap on her back, her ears dipping just slightly as she turned to lay her gaze on the person who had tapped her. She was still messy from returning from a recent commission errand, the bag of animal parts tossed over one shoulder.
"Clearly you don't know, so I won't bore you with the details."
Her steps didn't falter even as she dismissed the other's question.
"We're going wherever we end up. I can't read maps, so I don't concern myself with the details."
“Definitely not.” She muttered as she walked after the other, her legs unhappy, but able to work. “D-don’t you think having kinda a plan might help?” She asked. “I know plans don’t always work, that’s how I got here, but at least picking a direction on purpose is usually better than nothing right?” She said. “I’ll follow you, but you know I can see right?”
"And you're not from here, so how would your sight help in the slightest?"
She knew these woods well, even long before she lost her sight. There was hardly a spot in Eorzea she wasn't unfortunately familiar with.
"For all I know, you could lead me somewhere astray. I still don't fully trust you."
"Can I help you?" she frowned as she felt a tap on her back, her ears dipping just slightly as she turned to lay her gaze on the person who had tapped her. She was still messy from returning from a recent commission errand, the bag of animal parts tossed over one shoulder.
"Clearly you don't know, so I won't bore you with the details."
Her steps didn't falter even as she dismissed the other's question.
"We're going wherever we end up. I can't read maps, so I don't concern myself with the details."
"Can I help you?" she frowned as she felt a tap on her back, her ears dipping just slightly as she turned to lay her gaze on the person who had tapped her. She was still messy from returning from a recent commission errand, the bag of animal parts tossed over one shoulder.
"U...tica? Is that near Hingashi? Far east?"
She'd never heard of such a place- neither here nor on the First. Perhaps she came from another shard? Wouldn't be too out of the ordinary, all things considered.
Her face hardened at the question, it was still very much a sore spot.
"Reaper. Big scythe, a voidsent. The works."
"No." She said. "It... It probably doesn't exist here." She slumped her shoulders in defeat.
"You use a giant scythe?" She asked. "Cool. That... That's cooler than most of my old friends. Admittedly one was part demon which was neat." She muttered. "And I have... Tenty." Tenty dramatically posed while Sophie casually chomped on some of the offered food. Sophie eyed Tenty and grumbled while she ate.
She shrugged. It was just a tool she used to get through a hunt and little else. The pose would go unseen by her.
"Perhaps I shall introduce you to my voidsent some time. It can be rather....well, it doesn't eat people."
"Well... That's still good to know... And... Now I wish I had listened to Annalise and taken some of the hunters surgeries. Could be a lot stronger now." She sighed. "I... Have some weapons." She said as she pulled a handgun from her bag of holding, and then a long knife with a bit of magic in both of them, probably enough for the other to see.
She raised a brow.
"You know Stephanivien? He deals in similar...strange armaments." She patted a similar gun, though older-fashioned than hers, that dangled from a holster on her belt.
"At least you aren't entirely green. That's a plus."
"Can I help you?" she frowned as she felt a tap on her back, her ears dipping just slightly as she turned to lay her gaze on the person who had tapped her. She was still messy from returning from a recent commission errand, the bag of animal parts tossed over one shoulder.
"U...tica? Is that near Hingashi? Far east?"
She'd never heard of such a place- neither here nor on the First. Perhaps she came from another shard? Wouldn't be too out of the ordinary, all things considered.
Her face hardened at the question, it was still very much a sore spot.
"Reaper. Big scythe, a voidsent. The works."
"No." She said. "It... It probably doesn't exist here." She slumped her shoulders in defeat.
"You use a giant scythe?" She asked. "Cool. That... That's cooler than most of my old friends. Admittedly one was part demon which was neat." She muttered. "And I have... Tenty." Tenty dramatically posed while Sophie casually chomped on some of the offered food. Sophie eyed Tenty and grumbled while she ate.
She shrugged. It was just a tool she used to get through a hunt and little else. The pose would go unseen by her.
"Perhaps I shall introduce you to my voidsent some time. It can be rather....well, it doesn't eat people."
"Can I buy you a drink?" Hiroyuki would offer. "You look like you need one...or twenty."
She looked up at the sound of the voice, her expression not giving much away.
"And what exactly are you expecting in return?"
It was a good question. What did she do?
"I mostly hunt things." it was the closest answer she could give without giving too much away and definitely without bringing down the mood.
"Animals, monsters. You name it."
"Can I help you?" she frowned as she felt a tap on her back, her ears dipping just slightly as she turned to lay her gaze on the person who had tapped her. She was still messy from returning from a recent commission errand, the bag of animal parts tossed over one shoulder.
"U...tica? Is that near Hingashi? Far east?"
She'd never heard of such a place- neither here nor on the First. Perhaps she came from another shard? Wouldn't be too out of the ordinary, all things considered.
Her face hardened at the question, it was still very much a sore spot.
"Reaper. Big scythe, a voidsent. The works."
"Can I help you?" she frowned as she felt a tap on her back, her ears dipping just slightly as she turned to lay her gaze on the person who had tapped her. She was still messy from returning from a recent commission errand, the bag of animal parts tossed over one shoulder.
Lisbeth was paying her no mind as she waited for her to get ready. She was already dressed with her bag slung over her shoulder as she waited.
"Is it cold? Feels rather nice to me."
"Its a bit chilly." She muttered. "I... I've had worse." She sighed as she quickly got dressed with her small bag. "Uh... D-do you have any food? Or do I have to search for some... Can you at least tell me what's safely edible?" She asked.
"Food?"
Ah, that was right. People needed that. She rummaged around in her bag before pulling out a rolled wrap of dried aldgoat meat.
"It's not the best, but its food."
Sophie looked at the meat. There was a few moments. Finally she shrugged and took a bite. It was ok. Though with how hungry she was she kept eating it. "I... I need to find out what I can and can't eat. I'm not familiar with any of these plants." She said as she looked around.
"Where do you hail from, anyway? I take it you aren't from Eorzea?"
It was the most interest Lisbeth had shown her in the entire time they've been together. She began walking.
"Your best bet....Krakka roots are good. It's bitter, but you can cook it down with sugar and honey. Buffalo beans, chantarelle. It's easy to find what you can eat."
"Can I help you?" she frowned as she felt a tap on her back, her ears dipping just slightly as she turned to lay her gaze on the person who had tapped her. She was still messy from returning from a recent commission errand, the bag of animal parts tossed over one shoulder.
Lisbeth was paying her no mind as she waited for her to get ready. She was already dressed with her bag slung over her shoulder as she waited.
"Is it cold? Feels rather nice to me."
"Its a bit chilly." She muttered. "I... I've had worse." She sighed as she quickly got dressed with her small bag. "Uh... D-do you have any food? Or do I have to search for some... Can you at least tell me what's safely edible?" She asked.
"Food?"
Ah, that was right. People needed that. She rummaged around in her bag before pulling out a rolled wrap of dried aldgoat meat.
"It's not the best, but its food."
"Can I help you?" she frowned as she felt a tap on her back, her ears dipping just slightly as she turned to lay her gaze on the person who had tapped her. She was still messy from returning from a recent commission errand, the bag of animal parts tossed over one shoulder.
Lisbeth was paying her no mind as she waited for her to get ready. She was already dressed with her bag slung over her shoulder as she waited.
"Is it cold? Feels rather nice to me."
"Can I buy you a drink?" Hiroyuki would offer. "You look like you need one...or twenty."
She looked up at the sound of the voice, her expression not giving much away.
"And what exactly are you expecting in return?"
She was here for work. Commissioners with the less savory work were the only ones to enter a bar so casually.
"Do I look like someone who needs to go to a bar for that?" she dared him to answer the question.
"No, I'm not. Is it so hard to imagine someone could enjoy a drink alone?"
He shook his head. "No I don't think you do." Hiro would say. "It really is. People don't usually come by themselves to drink alone. Unless they had something happen to them or..." He'd shrug. "I don't know. I guess...maybe I'm just projecting... maybe I'm the one that doesn't want to be drinking alone."
"You're a weird one, kid."
She mumbled as she drank quietly.
"It's Lisbeth."
Kid? Now he was curious. Was she older than him? "Hello, Lisbeth. Its nice to met you...as well as drink with you." He'd say before he would shake his head. "Kid?" He'd repeat. "Are you older than me?" He'd ask curiously. "You don't seem like you are."
She raised a brow faintly. She had no idea what the other looked like, for all she knew he could've been a polite kobold.
"It's never polite to ask a lady her age."
If he really wanted to press, she most definitely was older.
"I apologize. I did not mean to offend or say anything not polite." He'd say before he would then grow quiet for a moment as he'd then sip his glass.
She enjoyed the silence as they both drank. She eventually emptied her second glass, which was taken and refilled just as quickly.
"Can I buy you a drink?" Hiroyuki would offer. "You look like you need one...or twenty."
She looked up at the sound of the voice, her expression not giving much away.
"And what exactly are you expecting in return?"
She was here for work. Commissioners with the less savory work were the only ones to enter a bar so casually.
"Do I look like someone who needs to go to a bar for that?" she dared him to answer the question.
"No, I'm not. Is it so hard to imagine someone could enjoy a drink alone?"
He shook his head. "No I don't think you do." Hiro would say. "It really is. People don't usually come by themselves to drink alone. Unless they had something happen to them or..." He'd shrug. "I don't know. I guess...maybe I'm just projecting... maybe I'm the one that doesn't want to be drinking alone."
"You're a weird one, kid."
She mumbled as she drank quietly.
"It's Lisbeth."
Kid? Now he was curious. Was she older than him? "Hello, Lisbeth. Its nice to met you...as well as drink with you." He'd say before he would shake his head. "Kid?" He'd repeat. "Are you older than me?" He'd ask curiously. "You don't seem like you are."
She raised a brow faintly. She had no idea what the other looked like, for all she knew he could've been a polite kobold.
"It's never polite to ask a lady her age."
If he really wanted to press, she most definitely was older.
"Can I buy you a drink?" Hiroyuki would offer. "You look like you need one...or twenty."
She looked up at the sound of the voice, her expression not giving much away.
"And what exactly are you expecting in return?"
She was here for work. Commissioners with the less savory work were the only ones to enter a bar so casually.
"Do I look like someone who needs to go to a bar for that?" she dared him to answer the question.
"No, I'm not. Is it so hard to imagine someone could enjoy a drink alone?"
He shook his head. "No I don't think you do." Hiro would say. "It really is. People don't usually come by themselves to drink alone. Unless they had something happen to them or..." He'd shrug. "I don't know. I guess...maybe I'm just projecting... maybe I'm the one that doesn't want to be drinking alone."
"You're a weird one, kid."
She mumbled as she drank quietly.
"It's Lisbeth."
"Can I buy you a drink?" Hiroyuki would offer. "You look like you need one...or twenty."
She looked up at the sound of the voice, her expression not giving much away.
"And what exactly are you expecting in return?"
She was here for work. Commissioners with the less savory work were the only ones to enter a bar so casually.
"Do I look like someone who needs to go to a bar for that?" she dared him to answer the question.
"No, I'm not. Is it so hard to imagine someone could enjoy a drink alone?"
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"Can I buy you a drink?" Hiroyuki would offer. "You look like you need one...or twenty."
She looked up at the sound of the voice, her expression not giving much away.
"And what exactly are you expecting in return?"
"I've been told worse."
Once the glass was set down, she picked it up again to take another long sip.
"Has anyone ever told you you're annoying? It's strange to immediately talk to someone at a pub."
"Oh I can imagine." He'd say before he would then take his glass and began to down some.
Then he would laugh. "As you said, been called far worse than that." He'd say before he would then add. "It's not like I'm hitting on you. I don't think it's strange to talk to someone who catches your attention."
"It's a bar- they only get patrons for the intention of sleeping together or..."
She tilted her head to the side, then shrugged. She didn't need to include that part.
"Since you offered to buy, I suppose I could indulge you with some conversation."
