Lioness075
Everyone's fighting some battle of their own.
Location: Outside of The Immortal Restaurant --> Seine River
Time: Sometime after the fight in Paris
Interaction: Falarion, Harian, and Gabriel
"Wha-" Falarion started to say as he tried to twist and see where Harian was going. Was it the petal offering that upset her? Maybe it was because she wanted Gabriel to give her a petal instead.
Falarion flinched when he saw Harian turn on him, though. He could see it in her eyes and he knew despite being tipsy that he had hit her somewhere it hurt. Badly. Regret immediately filled him and he tried to think of a way to back peddle, but his tongue felt heavy and his mind was still addled. What had he said wrong?
Her first words had him feeling uneasy and Falarion worriedly looked around to see if anyone else had come to check on Harian like he did. He was alone.
As Harian continued, guilt and regret began to seep through his never-ending happy demeanor. Falarion's smile wavered and he blinked. He opened his mouth to try and say something, but Harian just kept going. And going. And going.
At this point, Falarion was dumbstruck and merely stared at Harian. He had no words, no reply he could even think of if he had been clear-minded. He did not even realize he was holding his breath until she rushed forward and shoved him backwards. He made no attempt to resist or grab the railing he had sat on. He simply let it happen.
A sudden rush of cold chilled him to the bone, as he crashed into the river below. Only then did he finally remember breathing would be helpful, except now he could only breath in water. Choking, he swam for the surface and broke it, gasping for air and coughing up a bit of water in the process. In his disoriented state, he swam for the nearest ledge and pulled himself onto it. Rolling over, he gasped for air for a few minutes and then slowly sat up, leaning back on one of his hands.
Falarion glanced up and then realized he had ended up on the opposite side of the river, on a small dock of sorts that led up to yet another marketplace. He started to think about what he could get and then suddenly realized with a start that his scarf was no longer around his neck. His heart began to race and he sat up straight, scanning the river for it, but could not see it. He sighed at this and then realized belatedly that his knapsack was missing, too. Not only had he lost his new scarf, but now his Polaroid camera, recent photographs, and knickknacks from the city were all gone. He leaned forward with his elbows resting on his knees, letting his feet dangle into the river. He stared at his reflection in the river, ripples constantly distorting his face. What kind of god am I?
Falarion soon heard Gabriel's voice in the distance, but he did not want to look up and face Harian's wrath again. He was such an idiot. He had never drank alcohol before and had not been aware of what it would do to him. Had he known, he would have abstained from it and just enjoyed another drink.
SilverFlight Naberius
Time: Sometime after the fight in Paris
Interaction: Falarion, Harian, and Gabriel
"Wha-" Falarion started to say as he tried to twist and see where Harian was going. Was it the petal offering that upset her? Maybe it was because she wanted Gabriel to give her a petal instead.
Falarion flinched when he saw Harian turn on him, though. He could see it in her eyes and he knew despite being tipsy that he had hit her somewhere it hurt. Badly. Regret immediately filled him and he tried to think of a way to back peddle, but his tongue felt heavy and his mind was still addled. What had he said wrong?
Her first words had him feeling uneasy and Falarion worriedly looked around to see if anyone else had come to check on Harian like he did. He was alone.
As Harian continued, guilt and regret began to seep through his never-ending happy demeanor. Falarion's smile wavered and he blinked. He opened his mouth to try and say something, but Harian just kept going. And going. And going.
At this point, Falarion was dumbstruck and merely stared at Harian. He had no words, no reply he could even think of if he had been clear-minded. He did not even realize he was holding his breath until she rushed forward and shoved him backwards. He made no attempt to resist or grab the railing he had sat on. He simply let it happen.
A sudden rush of cold chilled him to the bone, as he crashed into the river below. Only then did he finally remember breathing would be helpful, except now he could only breath in water. Choking, he swam for the surface and broke it, gasping for air and coughing up a bit of water in the process. In his disoriented state, he swam for the nearest ledge and pulled himself onto it. Rolling over, he gasped for air for a few minutes and then slowly sat up, leaning back on one of his hands.
Falarion glanced up and then realized he had ended up on the opposite side of the river, on a small dock of sorts that led up to yet another marketplace. He started to think about what he could get and then suddenly realized with a start that his scarf was no longer around his neck. His heart began to race and he sat up straight, scanning the river for it, but could not see it. He sighed at this and then realized belatedly that his knapsack was missing, too. Not only had he lost his new scarf, but now his Polaroid camera, recent photographs, and knickknacks from the city were all gone. He leaned forward with his elbows resting on his knees, letting his feet dangle into the river. He stared at his reflection in the river, ripples constantly distorting his face. What kind of god am I?
Falarion soon heard Gabriel's voice in the distance, but he did not want to look up and face Harian's wrath again. He was such an idiot. He had never drank alcohol before and had not been aware of what it would do to him. Had he known, he would have abstained from it and just enjoyed another drink.
SilverFlight Naberius