The woman with the brown hair moves slowly through the Bazaar, her gaze roving the area as she makes her way towards a group of benches. She holds pair of books against her chest: one a leather journal, the other a bound collection of short stories. Dressed in a white shirt and blue skirt, she appears nothing like the rogue she is. Her meandering stride is artless, her gaze curious
Coming to a halt by an empty bench, she sits down and sets the collection of short stories down beside her and pulls out a pen from a small pouch at her waist and begins to write in the journal. She takes her time as she writes and as the thoughts take form as written words, her expression changes from bemused, to concern and finally unhappiness.
Eventually she sets down the pen and blows softly on the page to dry the ink. A stray breeze tugs at her unbound hair as she closes the journal and she tucks the wayward strands behind her ear. She exchanges the journal for the bound collection of short stories and spends an hour reading one; her face relaxes as she reads but a small frown remains, a clue that her mind is not completely focused on the story that she is reading. Once finished, she shuts the book and gathers her things before making her way out of the Bazaar.
***
(New entry in a plain brown leather journal)
I have just laid out a small fortune in clothing. It seems a little ridiculous to me, but I have been assured that what I have will not stand up to the icy winds of Northrend. I suppose I shall see soon enough whether or not my naivety about what to expect in the cold land has allowed me to be taken advantage of.
I am hesitant to leave; Kel’Tira is in a very fragile state and there isn’t much I can do beyond sitting with her and coaxing her out of the dark memories that snare her mind. I feel helpless to do anything for her, I am not a healer and I do not know how to ease her inner turmoil. She is in good hands and the best help that I bring her now is her husband.
I only hope that I can find Nicias quickly; it has been some time since we last heard from him and the stories that I am hearing about Northrend are not raising my hopes that I might find him alive. If he is dead, I do not think that Kel’Tira will be able to hear the news and not completely withdraw and shut down. I hope I am wrong about that...
I hope that I find him alive and not have to test that theory.
I will stop in to see Kel’Tira one more time before I go. If she is sleeping, I will not disturb her. I will just leave a note and head on my way.
(This is unsigned.)
Coming to a halt by an empty bench, she sits down and sets the collection of short stories down beside her and pulls out a pen from a small pouch at her waist and begins to write in the journal. She takes her time as she writes and as the thoughts take form as written words, her expression changes from bemused, to concern and finally unhappiness.
Eventually she sets down the pen and blows softly on the page to dry the ink. A stray breeze tugs at her unbound hair as she closes the journal and she tucks the wayward strands behind her ear. She exchanges the journal for the bound collection of short stories and spends an hour reading one; her face relaxes as she reads but a small frown remains, a clue that her mind is not completely focused on the story that she is reading. Once finished, she shuts the book and gathers her things before making her way out of the Bazaar.
***
(New entry in a plain brown leather journal)
I have just laid out a small fortune in clothing. It seems a little ridiculous to me, but I have been assured that what I have will not stand up to the icy winds of Northrend. I suppose I shall see soon enough whether or not my naivety about what to expect in the cold land has allowed me to be taken advantage of.
I am hesitant to leave; Kel’Tira is in a very fragile state and there isn’t much I can do beyond sitting with her and coaxing her out of the dark memories that snare her mind. I feel helpless to do anything for her, I am not a healer and I do not know how to ease her inner turmoil. She is in good hands and the best help that I bring her now is her husband.
I only hope that I can find Nicias quickly; it has been some time since we last heard from him and the stories that I am hearing about Northrend are not raising my hopes that I might find him alive. If he is dead, I do not think that Kel’Tira will be able to hear the news and not completely withdraw and shut down. I hope I am wrong about that...
I hope that I find him alive and not have to test that theory.
I will stop in to see Kel’Tira one more time before I go. If she is sleeping, I will not disturb her. I will just leave a note and head on my way.
(This is unsigned.)
Edited by Auxilia on 7/16/2012 5:18 AM PDT