True to her word from a few days before Athena was people watching. It was a fascinating endeavor, each stranger that passed by had a slightly different magical aura, like a fingerprint of sorts. Many of the colors were similar, but the way they mixed and mingled, and the shape on he edges, she had yet to see two that were exactly alike.
It was an extremely bright morning in the small town, the sunlight glinting harshly off the cobblestone path. The ramshackle stalls stood nearly barren, the worn wood making this seem like an oddity. The golden haired warrior was seated cross legged in a quiet corner, eyes tracking the movements of the citizens from beneath her blindfold. Despite the obvious lack of wealth the occasional clink of coin hitting pavement broke through her reverie. Even when in a terrible situation the god fearing people of this town still thought of those who were worse off.
Every time this happened the blindfolded blond would quickly return the coin to it's owner, silently praying to Endra that their actions might be rewarded. If all went to plan she would be delivering that reward personally.
Returning to her seated position after one of these instances, Athena couldn't help but smile. Her spirits were lifted considerably by these small selfless acts of kindness. Her clothing rustled as she got comfortable again, recalling the message she had sent earlier that morning.
She had had some difficultly figuring out where the send button was. The woman was obviously not particularly tech savvy, and had resorted to just mashing keys until it sent. At least, she hoped.
Her delicate fingers reached behind her head, the cloth eye covering going taut once more with a firm tug. Justice would be served, confessions would be made, and the wicked would burn by her hand.
It was an extremely bright morning in the small town, the sunlight glinting harshly off the cobblestone path. The ramshackle stalls stood nearly barren, the worn wood making this seem like an oddity. The golden haired warrior was seated cross legged in a quiet corner, eyes tracking the movements of the citizens from beneath her blindfold. Despite the obvious lack of wealth the occasional clink of coin hitting pavement broke through her reverie. Even when in a terrible situation the god fearing people of this town still thought of those who were worse off.
Every time this happened the blindfolded blond would quickly return the coin to it's owner, silently praying to Endra that their actions might be rewarded. If all went to plan she would be delivering that reward personally.
Returning to her seated position after one of these instances, Athena couldn't help but smile. Her spirits were lifted considerably by these small selfless acts of kindness. Her clothing rustled as she got comfortable again, recalling the message she had sent earlier that morning.
@Caelia Etterni
My dearest Caelia... No no... too formal... I can't seem to find the delete button. hmm Regardless, I found a quest and i could use the help of someone as quick witted and reliable as yourself. asdjlgdjoafiwajkaslnsks;ghln
My dearest Caelia... No no... too formal... I can't seem to find the delete button. hmm Regardless, I found a quest and i could use the help of someone as quick witted and reliable as yourself. asdjlgdjoafiwajkaslnsks;ghln
She had had some difficultly figuring out where the send button was. The woman was obviously not particularly tech savvy, and had resorted to just mashing keys until it sent. At least, she hoped.
Her delicate fingers reached behind her head, the cloth eye covering going taut once more with a firm tug. Justice would be served, confessions would be made, and the wicked would burn by her hand.






