Year-end destruction therapy, anyone?
Dec. 29th, 2016 02:19 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png)
For a change, Amascut doesn't come in through the back door, like she has been doing lately. She isn't garbed in her sea captain's overcoat either, pretending that Millways had brought her in from an earlier time. No, this Amascut actually comes from a couple decades later, pushing a cart of full of pottery through the front door. But a few decades on someone like her hardly shows.
"Bar," she says curtly as she stops by the barstools, "Yellow paint and a calligraphy brush." Bar obliges, but adds in a half dozen safety googles and a napkin. "Ugh, fine."
When she reaches the back door with the cart, she glances out the window and spies snow. After an annoyed growl, the dashes up the stairs to her rented room and comes back down a while later wearing the white yakskin coat and matching set of warm off-white snow pants, snow boots, and gloves.
She wheels the cart to some large protruding rocks by the lakeshore — leftovers from her duel with that strange rock-man, Zelgadis. After borrowing some firewood, she sets up a bonfire to keep warm.
Soon, the sounds of pottery being smashed against the rocks joins the sound of the crackling fire.
There is plenty pottery to get rid of, as long as you dress warmly enough to venture outside.
"Bar," she says curtly as she stops by the barstools, "Yellow paint and a calligraphy brush." Bar obliges, but adds in a half dozen safety googles and a napkin. "Ugh, fine."
When she reaches the back door with the cart, she glances out the window and spies snow. After an annoyed growl, the dashes up the stairs to her rented room and comes back down a while later wearing the white yakskin coat and matching set of warm off-white snow pants, snow boots, and gloves.
She wheels the cart to some large protruding rocks by the lakeshore — leftovers from her duel with that strange rock-man, Zelgadis. After borrowing some firewood, she sets up a bonfire to keep warm.
Soon, the sounds of pottery being smashed against the rocks joins the sound of the crackling fire.
There is plenty pottery to get rid of, as long as you dress warmly enough to venture outside.