◤ XXXXXXXXXXXX ◥
XXR E Z A
XX20/ Female
XXF A L C O N
XXno tags
XXC U R I O U S
XXmana'ecl
XXC H A R M
XXmarket
XXS T O R I E S
◣ XXXXXXXXXXXX ◢
Reza had been up since the sun had risen that morning, and was currently occupying her time by wandering through the market. Stall owners always had mixed reactions to her. A few greeted her warmly, having already learned to trust the young aplomado falcon whilst others still hid from the sight of a falcon's hair and wings. Reza had learned to not let it bother her. The dancer's nest had welcomed her, and in the end that's all that mattered.
With a small sigh, and a rustling of feathers, she made her way to the center dias of the market, where dancers and musicians were free to perform as they pleased. A few flutists and drummers had already set up, and as Reza had dressed in an opened back blouse and peasant skirt, instead of her dance attire, she decided to decline dancing, instead sitting down near the musicians. They were a few of minority that trusted her, and greeted her warmly with pleasant hellos. A warm smile was returned as the girl crossed her legs, humming under her breath to the soft drum beat one serpiente man played. Eventually the humming developed, the ancient language flowing off of the blonde's falcon tongue with all the ease of breathing. A lilting melody, a stunning thing indeed.
◤ XXXXXXXXXXXX ◥
XXI K Z I
XX18/ Male
XXP Y T H O N
XXno tags
XXK I N D R E D
XXswordsman
XXS T R O N G
XXforge
XXF L O R A
◣ XXXXXXXXXXXX ◢
Ikzi had been up all night working on his latest creation, a double ended dagger with a jeweled hilt and decorative stand to hold it. The blade itself was almost done, curving like an S in the young craftsman's hands. The hilt though, would take longer, and Ikzi wasn't looking forward to the hours of meticulous work that it would require. Instead he had set the blade work aside, and started on the knife's stand, returning to the heat of the forge with his rosey scales in tact, and a fire of passion in his heart.
Hammering away at the heated metal, Ikzi easily lost track of time, neglecting to notice anyone who might approach him, or stop to watch his work. He was in the zone, and until he finished, nothing could pull him out.