Betty Beelzeboop
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- Posted: Mon, 10 Sep 2012 03:32:54 +0000
Market Ward: In front of the Nine Swords <<<
Lovi's phone cut out just after 'nine', but that was all she needed. Replacing the dead thing in her pocket, she pulled out her pipe and took her sweet time on the walk to the infamous pub that had somehow managed to survive the various aches and quakes that shook the city to its very core. Still standing, still triumphant, it was the easiest place to find in all of the Market district.
Hell, it was the easiest place to find in all of Sigil. After all, no traveler seemed to pass through without making their bed (and subsequently laying in it) at the ancient inn. Lovi had found that to be true of herself a few times over.
Once she'd found a cozy spot under a lamp post just in front of the place, she settled in and put a match to the bowl of her pipe. After waving it out and dropping the burnt remnants to the ground, she hugged her coat tight around her. The weather was starting to get just a little cooler, and it reminded her too much of a home long gone.
Lovi's phone cut out just after 'nine', but that was all she needed. Replacing the dead thing in her pocket, she pulled out her pipe and took her sweet time on the walk to the infamous pub that had somehow managed to survive the various aches and quakes that shook the city to its very core. Still standing, still triumphant, it was the easiest place to find in all of the Market district.
Hell, it was the easiest place to find in all of Sigil. After all, no traveler seemed to pass through without making their bed (and subsequently laying in it) at the ancient inn. Lovi had found that to be true of herself a few times over.
Once she'd found a cozy spot under a lamp post just in front of the place, she settled in and put a match to the bowl of her pipe. After waving it out and dropping the burnt remnants to the ground, she hugged her coat tight around her. The weather was starting to get just a little cooler, and it reminded her too much of a home long gone.