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The Witch and The Sage (Sylvia)
Tue Dec 03, 2019 6:40 pm
THE RED-EYED SAGE
Three months. That was how much time had passed since Nicoletta left Beijing. Since then, she had returned to Berlin. But unlike when she had left, she had some things to contemplate. The madness wavelength had very much been just trying to get to her, but it had brought up a good point..she claimed that she was the strong kind of person..but she walked around with one eye, like a coward..like her father, with his insistence that a Quincy should only use a bow. It was the cause of many sleepless nights in the first few weeks of being back home. By the end of the first month, she had finally decided. She would look into getting a new eye.
But it would be done on her own terms. As such, she started looking into the more..supernatural versions of an eye transplant. And eventually, she found herself where she was now. Looking in the mirror of her bathroom, two months later. She almost didn't recognize herself. Sure, the fact that she had both eyes again was one big change. But what was bigger was..well..her hair. None of it was red anymore. It was all pitch black. She supposed she couldn't complain. The service was rather cheap, given that it was given by a human with a bit of power over the body itself. He had given her an eye exam, a shot of anesthesia..and the next thing she knew, she was staring at the ceiling of his office..both eyes in her head.
He had explained that it was likely that she'd experience some kind of side effect. But she hadn't expected the side effect to be changing the color of her hair. Still, she sighed and ran some hot water into the sink, cupping her hands beneath the stream of running water before leaning down towards the bowl of the sink and bringing it up to her face, rubbing a bit after the fact.
She looked like this now. She would have to get used to it. With that in mind, she looked herself over. She didn't have work today, thankfully. So she had gotten dressed in a manner that would protect somewhat from the cold. Black jeans, a fairly thick, but plain shirt..and a little extra something she had bought recently. A nice bomber jacket, styled with black and red leather. She shrugged it on and patted herself down. Keys to the house? Check. Rings on? Check and double check. Wallet? Yep. She had everything. With that in mind, she finally set out into the snowy streets of Berlin. But still..as she wandered through the streets of her hometown..something felt..off. She remembered everything the voices had said as she activated her vollstandig.
Was she really mad? She knew she could handle what few corpses were left..but was her assumption just something the madness itself had fueled on? No. If it had been, she wouldn't have noticed the little things. Those feathers. And she would have remained, freezing and burning the corpses time and time again until she was out of energy.
She shook her head a bit as she continued to wander, pulling her hands out of the pockets of her jacket and smacking her cheeks a bit. Come on Nico, get yourself together. Everything is fine.. She thought. However, before she could really pep talk herself up much more, she felt something..off. She couldn't quite place it..but something was different than normal..
But it would be done on her own terms. As such, she started looking into the more..supernatural versions of an eye transplant. And eventually, she found herself where she was now. Looking in the mirror of her bathroom, two months later. She almost didn't recognize herself. Sure, the fact that she had both eyes again was one big change. But what was bigger was..well..her hair. None of it was red anymore. It was all pitch black. She supposed she couldn't complain. The service was rather cheap, given that it was given by a human with a bit of power over the body itself. He had given her an eye exam, a shot of anesthesia..and the next thing she knew, she was staring at the ceiling of his office..both eyes in her head.
He had explained that it was likely that she'd experience some kind of side effect. But she hadn't expected the side effect to be changing the color of her hair. Still, she sighed and ran some hot water into the sink, cupping her hands beneath the stream of running water before leaning down towards the bowl of the sink and bringing it up to her face, rubbing a bit after the fact.
She looked like this now. She would have to get used to it. With that in mind, she looked herself over. She didn't have work today, thankfully. So she had gotten dressed in a manner that would protect somewhat from the cold. Black jeans, a fairly thick, but plain shirt..and a little extra something she had bought recently. A nice bomber jacket, styled with black and red leather. She shrugged it on and patted herself down. Keys to the house? Check. Rings on? Check and double check. Wallet? Yep. She had everything. With that in mind, she finally set out into the snowy streets of Berlin. But still..as she wandered through the streets of her hometown..something felt..off. She remembered everything the voices had said as she activated her vollstandig.
Was she really mad? She knew she could handle what few corpses were left..but was her assumption just something the madness itself had fueled on? No. If it had been, she wouldn't have noticed the little things. Those feathers. And she would have remained, freezing and burning the corpses time and time again until she was out of energy.
She shook her head a bit as she continued to wander, pulling her hands out of the pockets of her jacket and smacking her cheeks a bit. Come on Nico, get yourself together. Everything is fine.. She thought. However, before she could really pep talk herself up much more, she felt something..off. She couldn't quite place it..but something was different than normal..
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Re: The Witch and The Sage (Sylvia)
Thu Dec 19, 2019 11:47 am

Three months since Beijing. Three months since hordes of the undead had ravaged China. Three months since she had pushed her powers to their limits, and suffered the consequence of doing so.
Sylvia breathed in the chill air of her fatherland, and sighed through a small grin. It was good to be out in the world again, instead of cooped up in the Stadt des Lichts or Minatumi Harbour. Even more, it was good to be doing something constructive.
Dressed in formal attire of dark blue and blacks, her hair in a braid; she wore the Vandenreich's uniform colors in a long jacket of her own design, of white with blue accents and her signature golden borders. A new leiden hant had been constructed, and now adorned her right hand like nothing had happened, and if neither of those two things were enough to tip one off as to her identity, the quincy's zeichen charm hung from the opposite wrist.
She was not here as soldier or protector, however. There was no Hollow to hunt, or demon to slay. No, she had come following rumors and tales of another quincy's activity in Beijing, alongside her own. The Vandenreich was reeling from betrayal, and it needed new blood if it was going to recover.
"Nicoletta Karlene?" She called out to the woman leaving her home, and offered an inviting smile. Her hands fell into their pockets to escape the cold, and she wondered for a moment if she had misremembered the woman's description. She was certain she had been described a redhead, but the address was correct, and this woman was, indeed, a quincy.