Post by Gwen on Jul 10, 2005 12:09:08 GMT -5
Gwen stepped into the bar, and removed the black hood of her cloak, revealing her ivory face. Making her way to the counter, she slouched into one of the stools, and ordered a glass of ale. Gwen rarely drank, for fear that the alcohol might let down her guard, but tonight she gave in. Taking a sip of her drink, she looked around, her green eyes flickering in the dim light. Drunk men were tossing dice at a nearby table, laying down outrageous bets. A mischievous grin played across her crimson lips, her eyes dancing. Part of her wanted to join them, as she usually did, but tonight she was not in the mood. Gwen shifted her gaze back to the ale cupped in her hand, and absently swirled it around.
Taking out her newly acquired ruby bracelet, Gwen smirked. It was the first thing in weeks she had stolen that was worth value. The guards had had a fantastic time chasing her, and she had barely managed to outrun them. Eventually they had lost her as she had resorted to jumping from roof top to roof top. Gwen sneered as she remembered hearing their confused shouts. She loved nothing more than playing tricks on the guards, and a good chase....except for perhaps tossing dice....or shooting her bow and arrows....
Sighing, Gwen sank back into her seat, and twisted a brown lock of hair around her index finger. She raised the black hood of her cloak over her head, concealing her face again. In truth, as clever and confident as she may seem, Gwen was lonely. She was a thief... how many people wanted to befriend an outlaw?
Taking out her newly acquired ruby bracelet, Gwen smirked. It was the first thing in weeks she had stolen that was worth value. The guards had had a fantastic time chasing her, and she had barely managed to outrun them. Eventually they had lost her as she had resorted to jumping from roof top to roof top. Gwen sneered as she remembered hearing their confused shouts. She loved nothing more than playing tricks on the guards, and a good chase....except for perhaps tossing dice....or shooting her bow and arrows....
Sighing, Gwen sank back into her seat, and twisted a brown lock of hair around her index finger. She raised the black hood of her cloak over her head, concealing her face again. In truth, as clever and confident as she may seem, Gwen was lonely. She was a thief... how many people wanted to befriend an outlaw?