An Ignoble Tale (Act 1.2)

Violet checked her own knives. Two knives on each boot still remained, as did the ones up the sleeves of her beige coloured shirt, and the six on her belt. The knives on her boots were more for cutting but they threw fine, and had small handles with serrated blades. The ones on her belt were smaller and were simply black handleless blades that were more or less long spade shapes. The two on her arms were larger metal blades that were very angular shaped, unlike the rounded ones on her belt.

Meanwhile the dagger Aserl had randomly found in her satchel seemed more like a display piece than something actually used for fighting. The blade was wide, curved, slightly like that of a scimitar. The cross guard was curved upwards with sharp points at each end and was elaborately decorated with odd designs of dragons and the like. The handle was made of a dark wood and seemed sturdy enough.

She brushed her shirt off a bit and looked over to Aserl.

She didn't dare run her finger across the blade to test if it was sharp, that was already made apparent by what it had done to the crow lady and shortly after that, Audren. She took one last look at it and put it back into her satchel.

She smiled a bit to her.

She looked over and briefly waved.

She waved back to her.

She turned away and put a hand on her hip, and just looked around out of boredom.

She put her hand down and lowered her ears slightly.

She put her other hand on her chin, thinking.

She looked down with a quiet sigh.

She glanced over at Violet, raising an eyebrow.

She fixed her shirt a bit.

"Anything wrong or..?"

"Huh?" She looked over, shaking her head a bit.

"Just making sure you weren't depressed over something," She said, turning back to the trees.

Her ears twitched a bit and she smiled faintly before looking up at the sky.

The moon was more than halfway through it's rotation at this point, but it wasn't too long until day.

Aserl tapped her foot.

Her ears moved slightly as she watched the stars.

She once again, took a coin out of her satchel, and began to toss it.

She began to pace a bit.

Audren on the other hand was sound asleep against a tree, until morning at least.

She stuck her hands in her pockets, looking down at her boots as she walked.

Aserl started humming as she tossed the coin.

She stopped and winced slightly, her ears drawing back.