I
Iceydaze
Guest
Morgan Ardorius
A lone figure dressed in earth colored garb remained standing in wait on a path on the way towards lands filled with Scorn. The lithe shadow on the ground had moved at least an inch in the time the figure had stood there, making passerby's a little wary of the horned individual as they quickly left them behind to care for themselves. However, those that managed to get a peek and into those lovely amber eyes, quickly found themselves entranced at the sight of what they believed to be a beautiful woman. Had they not had elsewhere to be and had she not held a staff in her hand or sported horns on her head, they would have definitely paused longer to speak with her.
These people were naturally treated as no more than air by the tall elf. A gentle smile pulled on the figure's thin lips as they wondered how they could repay this old friend of theirs for making them wait for so long. Their forehead was lined with sweat as the bright sun hung over head, it's radiant rays bringing a heat that they had long grown tired of. "Erwin, you old fool. You'd better not be playing around with this fisherman. Are you not worried I'd flood the nearest town in a fit?" The voice was deep and sultry with thick honey-like undertones. The voice was unique in itself, belonging only to who many elves would recognize to be the former twelfth prince of Mylh Esari; Morgan Ardorius. Having waited for so long, the elf began to wonder whether he had just been stood up by an old geezer. "Oh dear, what would mother say? Life is much too short to be wasting it like this."
Recalling his mother, Morgan frowned. The woman was hesitant on sending him off to begin with. Had she not trusted this old geezer, Morgan would still be peacefully fishing out at sea right about now. It had been a long time since he saw that woman trust anyone. He wondered what kind of relation the two had. "He wouldn't happen to be another suitor, would he?" Grimacing at the thought, Morgan quickly pushed it out of his head and focused on a flower on the side of the path. Bored out of his mind, he closed his eyes and hummed a tune he had heard once a long time ago in lands he could hardly recall. all the while feeling out for any movement, hoping the man would arrive soon.
A lone figure dressed in earth colored garb remained standing in wait on a path on the way towards lands filled with Scorn. The lithe shadow on the ground had moved at least an inch in the time the figure had stood there, making passerby's a little wary of the horned individual as they quickly left them behind to care for themselves. However, those that managed to get a peek and into those lovely amber eyes, quickly found themselves entranced at the sight of what they believed to be a beautiful woman. Had they not had elsewhere to be and had she not held a staff in her hand or sported horns on her head, they would have definitely paused longer to speak with her.
These people were naturally treated as no more than air by the tall elf. A gentle smile pulled on the figure's thin lips as they wondered how they could repay this old friend of theirs for making them wait for so long. Their forehead was lined with sweat as the bright sun hung over head, it's radiant rays bringing a heat that they had long grown tired of. "Erwin, you old fool. You'd better not be playing around with this fisherman. Are you not worried I'd flood the nearest town in a fit?" The voice was deep and sultry with thick honey-like undertones. The voice was unique in itself, belonging only to who many elves would recognize to be the former twelfth prince of Mylh Esari; Morgan Ardorius. Having waited for so long, the elf began to wonder whether he had just been stood up by an old geezer. "Oh dear, what would mother say? Life is much too short to be wasting it like this."
Recalling his mother, Morgan frowned. The woman was hesitant on sending him off to begin with. Had she not trusted this old geezer, Morgan would still be peacefully fishing out at sea right about now. It had been a long time since he saw that woman trust anyone. He wondered what kind of relation the two had. "He wouldn't happen to be another suitor, would he?" Grimacing at the thought, Morgan quickly pushed it out of his head and focused on a flower on the side of the path. Bored out of his mind, he closed his eyes and hummed a tune he had heard once a long time ago in lands he could hardly recall. all the while feeling out for any movement, hoping the man would arrive soon.
Mood:
Location:
Interaction:
Location:
Interaction:
Bored
Path
None
Path
None