saoirse quinn
she/her
twenty-eight
october 27th
circhester, galar
bisexual
physicist / inventor
executive
every night i burn, dream the black crow dream
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Lulu Flint
FLINT
POSTED ON Feb 24, 2021 4:46:03 GMT
FERNANDO SILPH SOCIAL
TR: This thread contains instances of severe violence between characters, mention of bodily fluids, and physical/psychological torture. Rinc’s coin: essentially a trinket, but something that was extremely important to Lulu—just ask Captain skyler dross . It was copper, with a shoddily hand-carved dragon, a gear, and what looked vaguely like a small heart. Additionally, were the initials ‘R + F.’ It probably looked like a good luck charm to anyone who didn’t know better, but rather, it was something she kept out of a sense of guilt. Something to keep the pain hanging around, just to remind herself that his death was her fault (it wasn’t) because she didn’t deserve her own forgiveness. Four plastic playing cards would also be found: one cheap debit from a Slateport-exclusive bank under the name “Nicole Jones”; two international paperweights (one with writing in Kantonese) under the names “Ophelia Sutton” and “Analise Palmer”; one ID again stating “Nicole Jones” (she was another existing Slateport resident presumably, if Lulu hadn’t killed the woman). Lastly, there was a flip-phone which was only outgoing, and there had never been a single call made. Nicole Jones was fine, by the way. The mousey, spectacled woman that was pictured was living her best life in Alola, having been paid off the face of the region right around the time Lulu had come across her new fortune. She might have lacked a soul, but she wasn’t heartless.The woman was vocal as she woke, this time, a sense of unease seeming to fill her earthly shell as naturally as life itself. The sounds started off an innocent breath; a cooing dove in her chest, before the years of liquor and cigarettes that lived in her throat choked it with a gravelly groan. The fair bit of huskiness in her Galarian voice made it apparent she had not been easy on herself in her short life. It was worse in the mornings, and after such a sleep, readjusting to a stressed body was hell.She sounded and felt like she was returning from the dead. “mmmmmmmM.” the sound ended sharp as her eyes fluttered open and found him staring, and everything short of her bones jumped inside her. Naked skin prickled as her mind began to come back. “Mm mm.” as in, no thanks. She shut her eyes again on him, shaking her head in denial. Maybe she was dead? If so, she was in Hell. Adds up.A scoot back in the bed revealed the feeling of the sheets on her bare skin. Her breath hitched and she pulled the blanket more around herself, eyes opening to glare at him.“What is this?”It was a vague question, but in this it covered the broad area of her confusion. Any answer would be helpful—one which informed, anyways. That certainly wasn’t ever a guarantee with Fernando Silph. The man was chock full of dodgy responses. She was getting tired of pressing. “What do you want?” Her voice sounded exasperated and tired, nearly defeated. She’d accepted death, after all. Waking up was something she needed to process.
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