The sunset crept slowly this evening as the reddening sun melted into the horizon, the light shattering into thousands of rippling scarlet diamonds over the distant seas, veiling the city in a blanket of violets of crimson shadows. Rolling clouds curled over the distant mountains and drifted across the violet skies, bringing with them cooling breezes that whispered over the lands. The city was home to many different kinds of races of all classes and was bordered by a neighboring forest. Large as it was, it hardly retained enough guards for it’s population. Despite this lack of enforcement, majority of the people were well mannered and respected each other, filled with a majority of middle and upper class- with several large manors on the edge of the city on their own property. Though the cobbled streets had quieted, and the port filled with only a few remaining merchant boats, few tradesmen still wandered about, but the main festivities to be found remained within the spirited liveliness of the tavern, which was known to the residents as Brawler’s Inn.
She had never cared much for taverns and remained seated in her booth in the corner, a mug of thick honey meade half empty on the table before her. It had been a long day and Khaera had a good mind to stay there for the night and maybe take a walk out before it got too dark out. She was leaned against the backboard lazily, her breasts perked up in the position and her head tilted to the side in boredom, long reddened tresses in a braid pulled in front of her shoulder and trailing over her breast and resting across her lap. Her legs were crossed before her, her fine dagger glinting dangerously at her side. The fire across the room blazed brilliantly, crackling every so often with it’s luminous glow dancing across the contours of her long curved body.
Khaera glanced over the drunkards to no one in particular, her silver eyes sparkling softly under the flickering light, seeming more vibrant against the smoky lining of her gaze. She stretched slightly, rolling her toned bronze shoulders as she grasped her mug to bring it slowly to her full lips. The liquid was smooth and sweetly burned down her throat as she gulped it down, finishing the rest before setting it back on the table once more.
She sighed, feeling disenchanted with the horde of drunken loud men, musing silently to herself. Surely.. there must be something better.