[All right, Eo, after seven months you finally got me to the RP board. Besides the post-fodder, I mean. Let's face it, after the database change it doesn't feel too spurring anymore to race for posts.]
-Name: Baroness Laurelyn
-Gender: Female
-Age: 31
-Appearance: Flowing light-brown hair down to her shoulders, sparkling brown eyes, a laughing demeanor and clothed in general finery.
Weapons: (optional) She considers it unbefitting of a lady. If need presses her, she will hire a bodyguard, but she has never yet been pressed.
-Other: She has a keen eye for any potential gossip, so she can entertain the guests at the next gathering. Anything off-color, anything at all, she will repeat. When the off-color occurence involves her, she becomes quite indignant, but the rest of the time she treats it as a joke. Not as popular as she believes herself.
Laurelyn was casting about the town already in costume, as she hadn't burdened herself by buying her things in town on the very day of the celebration. No, she had had her dark-blue silken dress with its pale, pearl-encrusted satin sash stitched by her handmaidens, and her scale-gilt mask with its dove feathers made by the local artisan. She had certainly come out the better for it - she would see this ball in full - and then some - and talk with many indeed.
She floated over to a rather stately-looking dark-haired man, holding her beautiful mask to her eyes. "Good evening to you! On the way here, you know, I saw a quite shockingly pale boy - just lying there in the street, didn't seem very well at all - I expect a carriage ran clear over him, the way he looked!" She gave a silvery laugh. "Someone was certainly in a hurry for the festivities! Next time they had better look where they are going!"
The dark-haired man gave a nod of assent and a chuckle. Encouraged, Laurelyn launched into her tale of how the duke who was hosting the celebration was swindled by a fortune teller.
The man blinked back, surprised. "From what I've heard of Maarl, he doesn't go in for such nonsense as fortune-telling. And he wouldn't be so ambivalent about being swindled, oho no."
Laurelyn turned pink. "Well, I heard it from the Countess Irma herself!"
The man smirked and turned away. So he was no better than Weylin. Too bad, he really was handsome... but no matter, she would find plenty of acquaintances here.
[Edited because Eo informed me the ball doesn't take place until the next day. Whoops.]
Do what you will; but I will hinder it if I may.
-- Eowyn of the Mark
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