Ashen Ashes of Eve
Senior Member
A free flowing roleplay between Ledron and I.
Genre: slice of life, mystery.
Setting: A slight if not more advanced version of steampunk, somewhat Jack the Ripper sorta of setting as well.
Tick.. tock..
Tick....tock..
Tick...tock...
Tick....tock...
Can you hear it...? Listen.. listen..
Tick.. tock... tick.. tock... tick...tock...
Listen very closely...
I'm closer than you think....
come closer...
come closer...
come closer....
The ticking of the clock... the pendulum hypnotizing the senses of anyone who would look upon the Great Grandfather's clock in a messy, messy room. Shall we take a look to the whole view? Now... if you may.. let us make the camera widen its horizon.
It wasn't a large room, it wasn't a small one either. Books, books everywhere, that, you can see quite clearly. Mountains, towers of books here and there to every corner, the dark red of golden linings of the Persian carpet was now covered and long forgotten due to papers fallen here and there, scattered. Each having peculiar numbers, symbols, languages and calculations. Some even have these odd drawings, drawings that would rival Da Vinci himself or Michaelangelo. On the ceilings, if you could move some more books away and shelves, were paintings, the paintings of the garden of Eden. If you would lift your head up, the ceiling was glass, entirely made out of glass casting the soft light, that was now clear the glass was sepia tinted for convenience of light adjustment to its brightness. If you look closely, there are silver linings on the glass, but it was a tad too bright for you to fully see the whole picture of what seems to be linings of constellation laces.
There was only one tall window, made of stained glass, it was in a design of a blue rose said to never natural exist in the natural world. And not so far from the writing burgundy coloured study desk filled once more with ripped pages and pens here and there with some popene dpocekt watch cogs and open clocks. Was a huge black and white globe showing the world, there were needles here and there pin pointing locations, but they were actually forming the constellations on the sky. There was a brass telescope, assumed for star gazing. And some slightly draping translucent soft warm coloured curtains hanging at the corners of every ceiling here and there as if this was like one of those rooms from Persia or Arabian Palaces, to where a class of English came to the picture.
And against the wall that an angel, a Seraphim who guarded the doors of the Garden of Eden, pointing down with the flaming sword, was a brass Victorian Queen sized bed, with mountains of blankets, comforters and pillows, hiding a groaning girl inside as the Grand Father's clock struck 10 am in the morning the bells just clanged for her wake.
And because of that, she groaned.
And then, here came to the following, the old English wall clocks following suit in their choir of wake.
"Goodlord...." she mumbled in irritation... she wasn't much of a morning person as her features are still concealed in the blankets alone.
Genre: slice of life, mystery.
Setting: A slight if not more advanced version of steampunk, somewhat Jack the Ripper sorta of setting as well.
Tick.. tock..
Tick....tock..
Tick...tock...
Tick....tock...
Can you hear it...? Listen.. listen..
Tick.. tock... tick.. tock... tick...tock...
Listen very closely...
I'm closer than you think....
come closer...
come closer...
come closer....
The ticking of the clock... the pendulum hypnotizing the senses of anyone who would look upon the Great Grandfather's clock in a messy, messy room. Shall we take a look to the whole view? Now... if you may.. let us make the camera widen its horizon.
It wasn't a large room, it wasn't a small one either. Books, books everywhere, that, you can see quite clearly. Mountains, towers of books here and there to every corner, the dark red of golden linings of the Persian carpet was now covered and long forgotten due to papers fallen here and there, scattered. Each having peculiar numbers, symbols, languages and calculations. Some even have these odd drawings, drawings that would rival Da Vinci himself or Michaelangelo. On the ceilings, if you could move some more books away and shelves, were paintings, the paintings of the garden of Eden. If you would lift your head up, the ceiling was glass, entirely made out of glass casting the soft light, that was now clear the glass was sepia tinted for convenience of light adjustment to its brightness. If you look closely, there are silver linings on the glass, but it was a tad too bright for you to fully see the whole picture of what seems to be linings of constellation laces.
There was only one tall window, made of stained glass, it was in a design of a blue rose said to never natural exist in the natural world. And not so far from the writing burgundy coloured study desk filled once more with ripped pages and pens here and there with some popene dpocekt watch cogs and open clocks. Was a huge black and white globe showing the world, there were needles here and there pin pointing locations, but they were actually forming the constellations on the sky. There was a brass telescope, assumed for star gazing. And some slightly draping translucent soft warm coloured curtains hanging at the corners of every ceiling here and there as if this was like one of those rooms from Persia or Arabian Palaces, to where a class of English came to the picture.
And against the wall that an angel, a Seraphim who guarded the doors of the Garden of Eden, pointing down with the flaming sword, was a brass Victorian Queen sized bed, with mountains of blankets, comforters and pillows, hiding a groaning girl inside as the Grand Father's clock struck 10 am in the morning the bells just clanged for her wake.
And because of that, she groaned.
And then, here came to the following, the old English wall clocks following suit in their choir of wake.
"Goodlord...." she mumbled in irritation... she wasn't much of a morning person as her features are still concealed in the blankets alone.
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