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 Posted: Fri Jul 07, 2017 10:53 am
"Perhaps...or since I've only been here twice now, and so don't have a connection to this planet yet, I'm not seeing things like others would. Maybe the fear I once held for it didn't help..." That could be a thing - right? Anything was possible, as they were dealing with magic. "Anything is possible - we are dealing with magic." She said smiling over to the other.
Standing there, looking both ways, she finally pointed to the hall that continued on straight. "I think that goes to the back....the right...I'm not sure." She answered honestly, perhaps even sounding a bit lost. She was infact a bit lost though, as anyone would be. This was a whole new place for her and she only had little bits of feelings to go off of.
"That makes sense, so we can do that indeed. So straight then?" Even as she asked this the senshi of vampires was headed that way. Her heels clicking heavy on the wooden floor as she made her way down the hall. So far nothing, no doors and no door ways. It wasn't untill they hit what seemed to almost be the end of the hall that a door on the left came into view, almost blending in with the wall due to how dark it was getting, while on the right there was just a doorway.
This time the dinning room, to their right, was larger and far more grand in nature as opposed to the one they'd seen earlier. It had one very long and wide table while smaller ones were scattered about the room in an almost haphazard manner. The chandelier above was massive, a wonder it hadn't pulled the ceiling down under it's weight. perhaps what it was made from made it lighter than it appeared however? The senshi had to assume that or some magic - something...anything because it was large. The candles were at various stages of melted and the whole thing coated in dust, just as everything else in the room was. There were silver candle holders at the tables, settled down the center of the long stable and situated in the center of the round tables scattered about the room.
There was no carpet in this room, just wooden flooring, and long curtains that were eaten away at. They had likely been some dark reddish color, if one were to guess, but that was no longer the case save for a few spots here and there were there was some hint of a color to be seen. They were dusty and moldy and the room had the odd, though perhaps pleasent, smell of mold and wetness...like rain...and a sort of forest like smell. Behind the curtains, just seen through the holes in them, was the same garden as before. This time however it wasn't so closed off. Two of the windows were windows and in fact opened up to the garden, which was likely the cause for the smell in the room. The doors were, for now, closed and keeping nature from entering into the room and thus into the house.
Moving into the room, further, and looking around the senshi moved around the tables and chairs, fingers ghosting over this and that, she was just wandering and sniffing at the oddly pleasant smell. She knew what it was, it was easy to tell, but it wasn't all that bad...
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Posted: Sun Jul 09, 2017 8:35 pm
Following along behind Nephthys, Kallichore had to appreciate the opulence of such a place. If this was but one home on the star, the culture that flourished here seemed very concerned about class and entertaining. The eternal senshi kept close to her host, fingers barely touching the dining tables and silver candlesticks. Decor wasn't spared in this place - everything had some kind of gilding or attention to detail. Nothing appeared to be overlooked. The scent of must and mold was not unnoticed. Surely that meant some kind of rain fell on Nephthys at some point, which would also explain how the garden wasn't dried and dead. The chandelier was still magnificent despite its age. "A formal dining room for entertaining? Maybe they had a large family, or they served guests in this room. This house certainly doesn't skimp on class, Nephthys."
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Posted: Wed Jan 17, 2018 10:30 pm
(Hmmm, how come I never saw this pop up at needing a tag from me. Very odd.) "No...everything is indeed over the top...and I'd figure this would be for hosting. I mean if it were for family wouldn't it just be one long table? In order to keep everyone seated together and close?" Glancing about, fingers gliding over surfaces as she thought about it. It wasn't anything she knew or any sort of feeling she was going on. It was what she thought of as common sense, a bit of it, mixed with what she saw in movies.
"I think...having other tables would be for people who you are close to, the closer you are to them the closer the table may be, but you wouldn't want to sit family separate from you - right? That would be rude...." Glancing to the other, looking for confirmation to her words. At least it seemed like this to her.
"I really don't know though..." She got no feeling from this room...no ideas that she was sure of.
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Posted: Sat Jul 21, 2018 4:26 pm
Sleet Tempest Snape Fade to black, maybe? biggrin "Perhaps there is a history here, of a great family. It seems as though we could spend months here, trying to uncover its secrets." Raising a hand to her face, Kallichore tapped her chin. "It's a shame we are unable to read the written language... There are so many questions I have." The pair spent a great deal of time combing the house, pausing to comment and postulate on every detail. There was a rich history here and the both of them did their best to appreciate it.
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Posted: Tue Jul 24, 2018 11:53 pm
(sounds good to me, so we can call your post the end. We can start something new if you'd like? Something more...modern/to date)
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