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The moon reflected beautifully against the waves of the lakes nearby the city walls. The moon was held so brightly against the clearest of skies this night, and Pavlos stood still with freshly fallen water from his head and body. His tunic was looser than normal and more of a summer time vibe than his other outfits he wore. His hair still dripping water from the bath he had within the guardhouse walls - his friend called out from the room with a wave goodbye. This night would be held in secret until he died. His mind wavered as he realized he really needed a drink. A lot to drink. He pulls his tunic back over his shoulders and made his way down the stairs that were built attached to the marbled walls. He headed back into the city as he made his way to the market place in search of an open aired pub. He really needed wine tonight. And loads of it. " Take hugo to the tavern up the way. " he tells his salve Lacey, his most favorite of them all. "yes master.." she was quick to follow his words.
Pavlos would walk steadily with the sweat beading off his arms and chest, his breath uneven until he came upon his normal shop. The benches were all lit with candles lightly flickering in the wind, the smell of woman passing by with a hint of their own fragrances caught his attention. His earlier hunt was not thick enough to hide his desires. Annoyed and anger boiling beneath his current stoic expanse - Pavlos would smack his ass down into a chair with a sigh as he waved his hand at his other slave. "fetch me the wine..now!" he said stroking his neck free of the sweat that clung there. The smell of musk clung to his tunic but the freshly scented aroma of oranges and tea leaves clung to his skin. The moonlight danced down the alleyway now as shadows were cast from the high buildings he was surrounded by.
His slave had waited far too long to his liking "woman..." he tells her with a glance in her direction. "master, don't you think it best for this at your home? It's not --" he glares at her now "are you telling me what to do? You? A slave?" he then see's lacey returning back to the table with a sullen expression as always. "Take her away, out of my sight before I get even more pissed off. Return back with the wine or so help me the gods can't save you both tonight." he folds his hands before his face as he leans his lips and nose to his knuckles. If only he would give to have a son right now - he would perhaps be able to let off more steam and show a thing or two to him. But instead his wife left him with daughters, Daughters of all things. Now his blood boiled even more at the thought.
Pavlos had heard the talkings of the other senators, how they believed his daughters to not be of his own blood. Perhaps they were right - after all they didn't take after him and the only one that did acted more like a boy than her own birthed gender. Which didn't bother pavlos as much other than the fact that her gender was locked into stone. She was born a woman and a woman could not carry his name. No matter how much she acted like a man - Pavlos could not see her as such. Biting his lips to the point they drew blood his mind continued to rage him further into a sour mood. That was until Lacey returned with the ale of wine.
He grabs her by the wrist and yanks her to his side. "Pour it.." he didn't even look at her this time. Lacey was quick to do so but made diligence to make sure none of it had spilled outside the cup. When she was done pouring she remained where he had pulled her. Her arm going numb from the sheer force of his pull as it had actually sent an audible gasp from her lips. She rubbed her elbow after he had his fill of his first cup of wine. Lacey would look at her master with sad eyes as she kept to herself "Master...I do not think it wise..." she knew better than to dare talk about such things to him. But it needed to be heard. At least from her lips. Pavlos would glare back at her from behind his hand as he huffed. "not you as well. Lacey I am fine and I do not need my slaves worrying over me. I said it before and I'll say it again. Fuck off and let me drink..." he tells her in a fit of momentary rage.
Lacey leans back and nods. "yes sir.." she falls silent before watching the crowd within the pub come and go. Pavlos kept his eyes on his lap as his heel bounces following his current emotional state. Which was not fitting of any Marikas - but he just couldn't seem to lower his temper tonight. He was thirsty in many more ways than one. And his expression was filled with his contempt and desires.
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The moon reflected beautifully against the waves of the lakes nearby the city walls. The moon was held so brightly against the clearest of skies this night, and Pavlos stood still with freshly fallen water from his head and body. His tunic was looser than normal and more of a summer time vibe than his other outfits he wore. His hair still dripping water from the bath he had within the guardhouse walls - his friend called out from the room with a wave goodbye. This night would be held in secret until he died. His mind wavered as he realized he really needed a drink. A lot to drink. He pulls his tunic back over his shoulders and made his way down the stairs that were built attached to the marbled walls. He headed back into the city as he made his way to the market place in search of an open aired pub. He really needed wine tonight. And loads of it. " Take hugo to the tavern up the way. " he tells his salve Lacey, his most favorite of them all. "yes master.." she was quick to follow his words.
Pavlos would walk steadily with the sweat beading off his arms and chest, his breath uneven until he came upon his normal shop. The benches were all lit with candles lightly flickering in the wind, the smell of woman passing by with a hint of their own fragrances caught his attention. His earlier hunt was not thick enough to hide his desires. Annoyed and anger boiling beneath his current stoic expanse - Pavlos would smack his ass down into a chair with a sigh as he waved his hand at his other slave. "fetch me the wine..now!" he said stroking his neck free of the sweat that clung there. The smell of musk clung to his tunic but the freshly scented aroma of oranges and tea leaves clung to his skin. The moonlight danced down the alleyway now as shadows were cast from the high buildings he was surrounded by.
His slave had waited far too long to his liking "woman..." he tells her with a glance in her direction. "master, don't you think it best for this at your home? It's not --" he glares at her now "are you telling me what to do? You? A slave?" he then see's lacey returning back to the table with a sullen expression as always. "Take her away, out of my sight before I get even more pissed off. Return back with the wine or so help me the gods can't save you both tonight." he folds his hands before his face as he leans his lips and nose to his knuckles. If only he would give to have a son right now - he would perhaps be able to let off more steam and show a thing or two to him. But instead his wife left him with daughters, Daughters of all things. Now his blood boiled even more at the thought.
Pavlos had heard the talkings of the other senators, how they believed his daughters to not be of his own blood. Perhaps they were right - after all they didn't take after him and the only one that did acted more like a boy than her own birthed gender. Which didn't bother pavlos as much other than the fact that her gender was locked into stone. She was born a woman and a woman could not carry his name. No matter how much she acted like a man - Pavlos could not see her as such. Biting his lips to the point they drew blood his mind continued to rage him further into a sour mood. That was until Lacey returned with the ale of wine.
He grabs her by the wrist and yanks her to his side. "Pour it.." he didn't even look at her this time. Lacey was quick to do so but made diligence to make sure none of it had spilled outside the cup. When she was done pouring she remained where he had pulled her. Her arm going numb from the sheer force of his pull as it had actually sent an audible gasp from her lips. She rubbed her elbow after he had his fill of his first cup of wine. Lacey would look at her master with sad eyes as she kept to herself "Master...I do not think it wise..." she knew better than to dare talk about such things to him. But it needed to be heard. At least from her lips. Pavlos would glare back at her from behind his hand as he huffed. "not you as well. Lacey I am fine and I do not need my slaves worrying over me. I said it before and I'll say it again. Fuck off and let me drink..." he tells her in a fit of momentary rage.
Lacey leans back and nods. "yes sir.." she falls silent before watching the crowd within the pub come and go. Pavlos kept his eyes on his lap as his heel bounces following his current emotional state. Which was not fitting of any Marikas - but he just couldn't seem to lower his temper tonight. He was thirsty in many more ways than one. And his expression was filled with his contempt and desires.
The moon reflected beautifully against the waves of the lakes nearby the city walls. The moon was held so brightly against the clearest of skies this night, and Pavlos stood still with freshly fallen water from his head and body. His tunic was looser than normal and more of a summer time vibe than his other outfits he wore. His hair still dripping water from the bath he had within the guardhouse walls - his friend called out from the room with a wave goodbye. This night would be held in secret until he died. His mind wavered as he realized he really needed a drink. A lot to drink. He pulls his tunic back over his shoulders and made his way down the stairs that were built attached to the marbled walls. He headed back into the city as he made his way to the market place in search of an open aired pub. He really needed wine tonight. And loads of it. " Take hugo to the tavern up the way. " he tells his salve Lacey, his most favorite of them all. "yes master.." she was quick to follow his words.
Pavlos would walk steadily with the sweat beading off his arms and chest, his breath uneven until he came upon his normal shop. The benches were all lit with candles lightly flickering in the wind, the smell of woman passing by with a hint of their own fragrances caught his attention. His earlier hunt was not thick enough to hide his desires. Annoyed and anger boiling beneath his current stoic expanse - Pavlos would smack his ass down into a chair with a sigh as he waved his hand at his other slave. "fetch me the wine..now!" he said stroking his neck free of the sweat that clung there. The smell of musk clung to his tunic but the freshly scented aroma of oranges and tea leaves clung to his skin. The moonlight danced down the alleyway now as shadows were cast from the high buildings he was surrounded by.
His slave had waited far too long to his liking "woman..." he tells her with a glance in her direction. "master, don't you think it best for this at your home? It's not --" he glares at her now "are you telling me what to do? You? A slave?" he then see's lacey returning back to the table with a sullen expression as always. "Take her away, out of my sight before I get even more pissed off. Return back with the wine or so help me the gods can't save you both tonight." he folds his hands before his face as he leans his lips and nose to his knuckles. If only he would give to have a son right now - he would perhaps be able to let off more steam and show a thing or two to him. But instead his wife left him with daughters, Daughters of all things. Now his blood boiled even more at the thought.
Pavlos had heard the talkings of the other senators, how they believed his daughters to not be of his own blood. Perhaps they were right - after all they didn't take after him and the only one that did acted more like a boy than her own birthed gender. Which didn't bother pavlos as much other than the fact that her gender was locked into stone. She was born a woman and a woman could not carry his name. No matter how much she acted like a man - Pavlos could not see her as such. Biting his lips to the point they drew blood his mind continued to rage him further into a sour mood. That was until Lacey returned with the ale of wine.
He grabs her by the wrist and yanks her to his side. "Pour it.." he didn't even look at her this time. Lacey was quick to do so but made diligence to make sure none of it had spilled outside the cup. When she was done pouring she remained where he had pulled her. Her arm going numb from the sheer force of his pull as it had actually sent an audible gasp from her lips. She rubbed her elbow after he had his fill of his first cup of wine. Lacey would look at her master with sad eyes as she kept to herself "Master...I do not think it wise..." she knew better than to dare talk about such things to him. But it needed to be heard. At least from her lips. Pavlos would glare back at her from behind his hand as he huffed. "not you as well. Lacey I am fine and I do not need my slaves worrying over me. I said it before and I'll say it again. Fuck off and let me drink..." he tells her in a fit of momentary rage.
Lacey leans back and nods. "yes sir.." she falls silent before watching the crowd within the pub come and go. Pavlos kept his eyes on his lap as his heel bounces following his current emotional state. Which was not fitting of any Marikas - but he just couldn't seem to lower his temper tonight. He was thirsty in many more ways than one. And his expression was filled with his contempt and desires.
Adrestus was getting ready to return back to Athenia for good, but that was not going to right *now.* He had been sailing on the seas for years, but he always went back to Athenia, especially since he was working with his family for trading between kingdoms, and the fact that he felt a duty to see them a least every couple months or so. This was just supposed to be a very short trip to Athenia, restock, and sail out before docking for quite a while. He wasn’t really *planning* to stay and chat with his family for this trip, especially since he was about to see them a lot more often than ever before, really in just a short while. He would certainly see his parents, at least, and say hello to his siblings if he happened to see them, but it wasn’t on his top priorities, at the moment. Adrestus and his crew entered the harbor, and Adrestus sent his crew out with what can only be described as a “shopping list.” Food, mostly to last them for the next couple months.
It wasn’t that Adrestus was not against working with his crew, it was that he had a lot of things to do. He had a lot on his mind, as well, including the fact that he didn’t feel ready for what his family was wanting him to do. It felt limiting, and it felt like he was losing the chance of finding Sokari all over again. If he wasn’t out sailing and looking for him… then no one was. The thought was almost unbearable. Right now, though, he tried to get his mind of things, and started to wander around Athenia, ending up near the shops where his crew was, picking out things for the ship. He caught his eye on a pretty lady, and like the sailor that he was, started to move towards her, flirting lightly in her direction. The woman, who looked as young as he, batted her eyes at him, and Adrestus smiled even more widely. Perfect! He offered her hand, and introduced himself. The lady was impressed that he was of noble blood, but unfortunately, not as impressed as he told her of his ship. “You’re just a sailor?” the woman frowned, as if he was suddenly not as appealing. Adrestus shook his head. “Oh come, I’ve traveled throughout all the kingdoms, and haven’t ever found a pretty as you,” His smooth talking seemed to work, and they ended up in a tavern not too far away. The woman didn’t seem to like being there, but Adrestus was enjoying himself. He bought himself a drink, smiling over at the woman who he’d been flirting with.
Of course, Adrestus had never been told not to bring someone whom you’re courting into a place where she wasn’t keen on being but… then again, all he wanted was to have some fun, and fun also involved wine, right? He wasn’t really noticing how the lady was already starting to leave as he took a big gulp of liquid. “Sweetheart, where are you going?” he called, just as he was handed a second glass that he had gotten her. He frowned as she left the tavern, and huffed. He didn’t understand it. He sipped more of his glass, and looked around the tavern. Well, if that woman wasn’t going to talk to him, he might as well find someone, anyone, else to talk to. His eyes found a senator, and the sailor smiled before moving over to his table with the untouched wine. “This one is on me,” Adrestus spoke in a friendly manner, before offering the wine to Pavos. The other man looked like he could use it, anyways. “Mind some company?” He started to sit down before waiting for an answer. He wasn’t one to be too shy about sitting near a stranger’s space. Perhaps Adrestus was the one who needed company more than ever.
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Adrestus was getting ready to return back to Athenia for good, but that was not going to right *now.* He had been sailing on the seas for years, but he always went back to Athenia, especially since he was working with his family for trading between kingdoms, and the fact that he felt a duty to see them a least every couple months or so. This was just supposed to be a very short trip to Athenia, restock, and sail out before docking for quite a while. He wasn’t really *planning* to stay and chat with his family for this trip, especially since he was about to see them a lot more often than ever before, really in just a short while. He would certainly see his parents, at least, and say hello to his siblings if he happened to see them, but it wasn’t on his top priorities, at the moment. Adrestus and his crew entered the harbor, and Adrestus sent his crew out with what can only be described as a “shopping list.” Food, mostly to last them for the next couple months.
It wasn’t that Adrestus was not against working with his crew, it was that he had a lot of things to do. He had a lot on his mind, as well, including the fact that he didn’t feel ready for what his family was wanting him to do. It felt limiting, and it felt like he was losing the chance of finding Sokari all over again. If he wasn’t out sailing and looking for him… then no one was. The thought was almost unbearable. Right now, though, he tried to get his mind of things, and started to wander around Athenia, ending up near the shops where his crew was, picking out things for the ship. He caught his eye on a pretty lady, and like the sailor that he was, started to move towards her, flirting lightly in her direction. The woman, who looked as young as he, batted her eyes at him, and Adrestus smiled even more widely. Perfect! He offered her hand, and introduced himself. The lady was impressed that he was of noble blood, but unfortunately, not as impressed as he told her of his ship. “You’re just a sailor?” the woman frowned, as if he was suddenly not as appealing. Adrestus shook his head. “Oh come, I’ve traveled throughout all the kingdoms, and haven’t ever found a pretty as you,” His smooth talking seemed to work, and they ended up in a tavern not too far away. The woman didn’t seem to like being there, but Adrestus was enjoying himself. He bought himself a drink, smiling over at the woman who he’d been flirting with.
Of course, Adrestus had never been told not to bring someone whom you’re courting into a place where she wasn’t keen on being but… then again, all he wanted was to have some fun, and fun also involved wine, right? He wasn’t really noticing how the lady was already starting to leave as he took a big gulp of liquid. “Sweetheart, where are you going?” he called, just as he was handed a second glass that he had gotten her. He frowned as she left the tavern, and huffed. He didn’t understand it. He sipped more of his glass, and looked around the tavern. Well, if that woman wasn’t going to talk to him, he might as well find someone, anyone, else to talk to. His eyes found a senator, and the sailor smiled before moving over to his table with the untouched wine. “This one is on me,” Adrestus spoke in a friendly manner, before offering the wine to Pavos. The other man looked like he could use it, anyways. “Mind some company?” He started to sit down before waiting for an answer. He wasn’t one to be too shy about sitting near a stranger’s space. Perhaps Adrestus was the one who needed company more than ever.
Adrestus was getting ready to return back to Athenia for good, but that was not going to right *now.* He had been sailing on the seas for years, but he always went back to Athenia, especially since he was working with his family for trading between kingdoms, and the fact that he felt a duty to see them a least every couple months or so. This was just supposed to be a very short trip to Athenia, restock, and sail out before docking for quite a while. He wasn’t really *planning* to stay and chat with his family for this trip, especially since he was about to see them a lot more often than ever before, really in just a short while. He would certainly see his parents, at least, and say hello to his siblings if he happened to see them, but it wasn’t on his top priorities, at the moment. Adrestus and his crew entered the harbor, and Adrestus sent his crew out with what can only be described as a “shopping list.” Food, mostly to last them for the next couple months.
It wasn’t that Adrestus was not against working with his crew, it was that he had a lot of things to do. He had a lot on his mind, as well, including the fact that he didn’t feel ready for what his family was wanting him to do. It felt limiting, and it felt like he was losing the chance of finding Sokari all over again. If he wasn’t out sailing and looking for him… then no one was. The thought was almost unbearable. Right now, though, he tried to get his mind of things, and started to wander around Athenia, ending up near the shops where his crew was, picking out things for the ship. He caught his eye on a pretty lady, and like the sailor that he was, started to move towards her, flirting lightly in her direction. The woman, who looked as young as he, batted her eyes at him, and Adrestus smiled even more widely. Perfect! He offered her hand, and introduced himself. The lady was impressed that he was of noble blood, but unfortunately, not as impressed as he told her of his ship. “You’re just a sailor?” the woman frowned, as if he was suddenly not as appealing. Adrestus shook his head. “Oh come, I’ve traveled throughout all the kingdoms, and haven’t ever found a pretty as you,” His smooth talking seemed to work, and they ended up in a tavern not too far away. The woman didn’t seem to like being there, but Adrestus was enjoying himself. He bought himself a drink, smiling over at the woman who he’d been flirting with.
Of course, Adrestus had never been told not to bring someone whom you’re courting into a place where she wasn’t keen on being but… then again, all he wanted was to have some fun, and fun also involved wine, right? He wasn’t really noticing how the lady was already starting to leave as he took a big gulp of liquid. “Sweetheart, where are you going?” he called, just as he was handed a second glass that he had gotten her. He frowned as she left the tavern, and huffed. He didn’t understand it. He sipped more of his glass, and looked around the tavern. Well, if that woman wasn’t going to talk to him, he might as well find someone, anyone, else to talk to. His eyes found a senator, and the sailor smiled before moving over to his table with the untouched wine. “This one is on me,” Adrestus spoke in a friendly manner, before offering the wine to Pavos. The other man looked like he could use it, anyways. “Mind some company?” He started to sit down before waiting for an answer. He wasn’t one to be too shy about sitting near a stranger’s space. Perhaps Adrestus was the one who needed company more than ever.