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PostPosted: Thu May 21, 2015 6:16 pm


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W e l c o m e x t o x A l a r i c ' s x C a b i n x R e t r e a t


« Floor Plan »
Great Room
Kitchen
Dining Area
Master Bedroom
Bedroom #2
Study (Bedroom #3)


Alaric could distinctly remember the building of his cabin. He had searched for months and months for a suitable contractor, interior designer, and builder. If this house was going to sustain itself for forever many years Alaric wished to live there it needed to be just perfect. The exterior of the cabin hasn’t changed over the years, but the interior has undergone some massive overhauls. There was nobody for him to impress, but Alaric felt that his house might as well be luxurious. Needless to say, a magical barrier encased the premises. Those passing by the forest would just see trees, but be compelled not to trespass.

The master bedroom and great room was where Alaric spent most of his time. The builder, a stout Italian man, had insisted that Alaric add some other bedrooms. “You will thank me eventually,” the Italian said to Alaric with a wink. "Right, a bisexual immortal warlock hiding out in the middle of a forest is going to attract so much company. You are quite the visionary, Enzo." The other man's moustache bounced as he laughed, "I am smarter than I look, Al." Enzo's eyes flared yellow for a moment and Alaric grinned. You certainly are, my friend.

Over the years, the third bedroom became a sort of a study for Alaric to store all of his books and other miscellaneous possessions. Two beds were shoved into the second bedroom for the day that Alaric needed to house someone else, for whatever reason. Alaric occasionally invited a cook, the cutest one he could find, to prepare him several meals to be frozen. Fresh meat roasted over a fire was Alaric’s preferred form of sustenance. Alas, Alaric was lazy most of the times and realized that he needed other food for the days he didn’t go hunting.

In the backyard, iron fences stretching eight feet high secured the perimeter. Trees and unkempt shrubs lined the fences so that the yard remained visually appealing. At the far side of the yard was a single swing set with two swings, facing the house. Alaric had made sure that the front of the house faced north to enhance his magic. On the east side of the yard was a small, perfectly circular, pond. On the west side of the yard laid a fire pit in equal diameter and circumference to the pond. In the center of the yard, a marble slab with ancient runes was cemented into the ground with magic. It was in this yard that Alaric practiced most of his magic, where he could channel all of the elements. The swings were mostly for decoration.

Music from every century and decade usually flows through the halls of Alaric’s cabin, pouring out of his vintage gramophone. Aside from music, the house is usually quiet. For now, that is.
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                                                The incredulous look on Karina’s face was delicious, and Alaric decided not to answer her question so that he could enjoy it for a few moments longer. It did cross Alaric’s mind to tell the girl that he in fact did not eat, but decided that the statement wouldn’t provide as great of a shock as he maybe would have hoped. Rifling a few bills out of his wallet for the random snacks that Karina had picked up, his attention turned to what he would have for lunch and dinner. There were a few lasagnas and chicken potpies still in his freezer, but that would hold over for another few weeks. No, Alaric decided that today, he and Karina needed to work for their meals. There was no time like the present to get the girl acquainted with his methods, you could say, of obtaining his food. “You humans and your junk, it’s no wonder your bodies don’t last very long.” The emphasis on the word “human” came out by accident due to all the speculation going on inside Alaric’s brain. He shook his head lightly to bring himself back to reality, back to the convenience store. After Linda bagged the snacks, Alaric smiled eerily at Karina. “Be a dear, would you? My hands are full,” the man noted by raising an arm with shopping bags dangling from it. One would never notice, but Alaric is quite muscular under all the fabric of his suits. Being a warlock means that his body’s naturally stronger and more durable than that of a human’s. A mere mortal man may have begun complaining about the weight by now, but to Alaric the clothes in the bags may as well have been feathers. Whilst clipping the leash back onto her collar, he recognized that she instinctively flinched every single time. This brought Alaric some slight amusement and sadistic satisfaction.

                                                “Your snarky commentary has brought my attention to my grumbling stomach,” Alaric told Karina as he led her out of the shop. “Let me show you what a real feast looks like.” Once they were outside, Alaric quickly located a puddle on the side of the road. Good, it will spare me some matches. Nonchalantly, he looped an arm around Karina’s waist and began the incantations to send them home. This time, there were no warnings for the girl at his side. Alaric was a fast learner and highly adaptable, as most magical beings, and often had the same expectations of humans. In any case, there was no room for Karina to protest or question. In a split second, the two were standing in his backyard, in front of his neat little pond. Alaric turned and bounded up the stairs of his back porch and flung open the door leading inside, to the mud area. “Here we are!” the man exclaimed. The blonde navigated his way to the great room and set the bags down against the wall of the third bedroom. Without giving Karina any real instruction, he made his way into the study and disrobed. His top hat and trench coat went on the hook of the door to the walk-in closet, and he leaned his cane against the wall. After checking that his hair wasn’t too disheveled, he strolled back out into the great room and said to Karina, “Oh, I almost forgot to mention something!” The innocence in his voice was almost convincing.

                                                “You will notice that one of the bedrooms has been converted to a study, and the other one is rather shabby. As you heard from Enzo earlier, it was his idea and I had no real intentions of ever using it. You can choose to use the tiny bedroom, or come lodge with me. Feel free to freshen up whenever you are ready.” Alaric walked over and swung open the door to his bedroom so that Karina could see all the way inside. A smirk crossed his face when thinking about what she would choose. If she were in fact brave enough to come into his private quarters, she would find the entire closet empty (as his clothes have always been stored in the study) and the girly items her previously mentioned lined up on the rim of the bathtub. Something told Alaric that she didn’t trust him, though, and might end up opting for the shabbier room. Either option was really fine with him; he had already moved any pertinent items out of her reach. As he waited for the girl to make her decision, he went back into the study to fetch a crossbow and a vintage double-barrel gun. "One more thing," Alaric called out to the girl. "Don't come into my study! Now, have you ever gone hunting before?” Alaric asked sincerely as he leaned against the doorway of the study.


                                                ↬ where | home.
                                                ↬ with | karina.
                                                ↬ wondering | how well she would do up against a bear.


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                                      Karina just rolled her eyes at his remark about her food. She didn't much care what he thought of it, as long as he let her eat it. Taking the back without remark, since he was already carrying all the other ones that she'd thought she'd have to haul around, the young woman grumbled at him as she followed him out of the shop, though it was more token complaints than anything else. She hated having the leash on her, but had expected it. That anticipation made it a little more bearable, she thought anyway. Noticing him looking at the puddle, the girl barely had time to wonder why he was bothering with it when she found his arm around her waist. She was about to open her mouth and tell him off for being grabby when he started muttering in some weird language - at least, she thought it was a language, it made her ears hurt and Karina grimaced, wanting to cover her ears. It wasn't as if she had time and they were already gone as her hands were going up.

                                      He was lucky she wasn't the sort of girl who would scream or faint, or even complain that much, with how they simply disappeared from one spot and reappeared elsewhere. Instead she felt a little like all the air had been sucked out of her lungs and took a few moments to try to gather herself. Moments he didn't give her, as the man quickly left her side and headed up the steps of the porch. The place was nice, if sort of more rustic than she had imagined, and Karina quickly followed him in case he decided to lock her out or something like that. He seemed like the sore and she wasn't going to give him the chance to do it. Setting her bags down where she saw him put the other ones, unsure where he wanted them, Karina ran a hand through her hair and looked around to where he'd gone. Suddenly he was back out and while there was something off about his tone, she was unsure as to what exactly it was. Just...something. Narrowing her eyes at him suspiciously, she had indeed seen the room he thought she was going to sleep in and wasn't happy about it. It was little more than a closet, in her opinion, though hearing that the other option was to share his room made her pause. Why she couldn't just get rid of the other bed to make more room, for a start - before she could even start to complain, he was showing her his room. It was definitely an upgrade, though still kept with the mountain cabin scheme she thought was a bit tacky. Pursing her lips, Karina could barely get a word in edgewise as he babbled on and figured she'd make up her mind at night. Shrugging, she headed on in to look around. If he'd opened up the door, she was going to do as she pleased. The closet was empty, which surprised her, and she blinked to see the bathroom already having the things he said he'd bought for her. Maybe he just expected her to share his room?

                                      He went somewhere else and Karina left the bedroom, trailing after him. When she saw he had the weapons, her eyes bugged out a bit and her jaw dropped. She stayed out of the study, if only because she was too surprised to disobey him and push her limits. "Excuse me?" Karina replied, her tone saying it all for her. No, she hadn't ever been hunting in her life, and in heels? Was he crazy? "Are you insane?" she asked in disgust.


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                                                The incredulous reaction from Karina was just what Alaric had expected. “Why yes darling, I am insane. I thought we had established that at out meeting,” the man smirked at her. “I deduced from all your complaining earlier on that you would be hungry for lunch at this point. Seeing as hunting is how I obtain my morsels, I assumed that you would be eager to join me." The man took a pause and added a dramatic sigh, shaking his head in what appeared to be genuine concern. “Those clothes would not look too flattering on a rack of bones, Karina,” the blonde cooed. “A good girl needs to eat,” he added in a sly voice. Her refusal was slightly agitating, causing Alaric’s nose to twitch once every few seconds but he attempted to conceal his displeasure. In order to train her in magic, he would need her utmost trust. Currently, he sensed that she did not trust him as much as she feared him. This would somehow need to change. In order to calm himself down for the time being, Alaric turned to the one thing he loved most. Sliding back into his study, Alaric placed the weapons on a sturdy chair and picked out one of his favorite pieces, Bruch Violin Concerto No.1, to slide on the gramophone. As the music flowed through the entire house, Alaric sauntered out of the study and into the kitchen. Long legs navigating gracefully, he spun in circles around Karina as he hummed to himself. Hips swaying, Alaric flung open the freezer drawer and took out a frozen mass. Carelessly, he threw it onto the counter where it made a loud bang as it hit the marble. The man didn’t seem to notice this noise, as he had his eyes closed and was intently listening to the music. Cracking one eye open, he peered at Karina to ensure that she did as told and stayed away from the study. Regardless, he had cast a spell so that if anyone were to cross the threshold they would instantly be blinded and only see visions of their worst nightmare. This wasn’t a precaution taken strictly to punish Karina, but rather to protect the contents inside the room from any outsiders other than the blonde himself.

                                                At the oven, Alaric used one hand to spin the dials and another to wave around in the air making conducting motions. Locating a timer amongst the drawers, Alaric set three minutes on the clock to alert him when the oven would be done preheating. After these mundane tasks were done, he returned his attention back to Karina. Hopefully, one day the girl would concede and give into his hunting request. A magical being who didn’t have any sort of combat skills would get pummeled within seconds. If she is one, Alaric had to remind himself. When Karina went to sleep tonight he would delve into the journal he received today. With some educating, hopefully he would be able to draw the right connections. The other item on the agenda would also be to write up some sort of script or at least practice what he was going to say to her. The thought of resurrecting the boy exhilarated Alaric. Although he had not quite yet figured out how the spell was going to work, he was fairly certain he needed a blood descendant. Depending on what generation Karina was, her witch potential was most likely hidden deep down and would require some digging to bring to the surface. It was a bit worrisome, actually, that a woman of her age had not yet displayed any sort of supernatural behavior. Most witches and warlocks grew into their powers at fifteen or sixteen, some even earlier if they were from purebred families. Doubts will not be useful now, Alaric reminded himself. He had already gone through the trouble of purchasing the girl and doing what he could to make her comfortable, so the least he could do now was try. Oh, but what if she disappoints me. That would be a problem for another day.

                                                A sharp ‘ding’ from the timer signaled the oven was ready. The sudden blast of heat from the oven didn’t make Alaric flinch, as it would have made most people. His warlock skin made him more resistant to most of the elements and temperatures. Using one of his still-gloved hands, the green-eyed man nonchalantly grabbed the frozen lasagna and plopped it into the oven. Setting another 20 minutes on the timer, he finally spoke up again. “On the menu this afternoon is a fine lasagna, crafted from the most exquisite moose meat. And just a tang of human flesh,” Alaric sang in his best impression of an announcer voice. Her file mentioned no allergies, and from her collar it appeared that she also enjoyed cooking. Most likely, Karina would enjoy the meal. If not, she can chew on some grass, Alaric laughed to himself. Thinking about the collar, Alaric suddenly realized that she still had it on. “Ah yes, feel free to remove your lovely neck decoration. I have enough devices up my sleeve to keep you in check myself.” Contemplating it further, he felt that now was best to inform her of the properties of his grounds. “As you already I know, I am magical—I cast spells, make people disappear, do incantations, etcetera. The reason I am able to live in the middle of this lush forest, completely undisturbed, is due to a magical barrier. Looking at my property from the outside, one would merely see trees and a large creek with no means to cross. Even those who are daring enough do not feel the urge to attempt a swim. Everyone stays out. Nobody comes in unless I want him or her to. Make sense?” Without waiting for some form of confirmation, Alaric continued. “I suspect that you probably understand not to run away by now, but just in case you do know that you will get horribly lost—we teleported here, meaning that you have no idea where we are. Out in the forest, I can assure you that I will find you and drag you back before you can find someone to help.” In order to soften the statement, Alaric gave Karina his award-winning smile. The intention was not to scare her, but being told that you are essentially trapped would most likely induce panic in people. However, Karina was free to interpret his words however she felt like it and it didn’t really concern Alaric at this current point in time. The niceness can start tomorrow.

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                                                ↬ with | karina.
                                                ↬ wondering | moose meat is highly underrated.


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PostPosted: Tue Aug 04, 2015 3:01 pm


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                                      She cringed at the bang, the sudden sound hurting her ears even with the soothing music playing in the background. Maybe it was just from being tense, Karina thought, watching the man suspiciously. The more erratically he behaved, the more worried she was getting about her odds of even staying alive long enough to figure out a way to get out of this place. Chewing on her lower lip, the young woman kept her distance from Alaric. In the short time it took for the oven to come to temperature, if she had any inkling of the thoughts racing through his head - well, she wouldn't know what to make of them, in all truth. They would certainly freak her out, that much was for certain. But she was hesitant to say anything, something unusual for the girl, as she actually was afraid of him. He had abilities she'd never dealt with before and the unknown, in her experience, was something to fear. Almost wishing she'd been bought by someone who just wanted to use her in bed and nothing more than that, Katarina made sure to keep the counter between herself and her new master. There was no need for him to concern himself over her going into his study - he had sufficiently freaked her out earlier that she didn't think of crossing into his private rooms, no matter how tempting they were to the nosy young woman. She did have some sense of self-preservation, after all.

                                      Blanching when he said the lasagna actually had human flesh, she stared, unable to tell if he was joking or not. Katarina resisted the urge to run away from him and just swallowed down the bile that had risen in her throat, her hand subconsciously lifting to touch her collar when he brought up the horrid thing. He wasn't a very good warlock or whatever he was if he couldn't tell she needed someone else to get it off, she thought snidely, though the thought was more out of a need to retaliate than any real disgust with him. At least in that regard. Listening to his explanation of the grounds, it oddly didn't surprise her that much. With what she'd seen him do, Katarina had already reasoned to herself that trying to run away was stupid. It was something she'd do if she thought she had to, of course, but that didn't mean she'd think it was any less of a dumb thing to do. "First of all, if I could take the collar off, I would have. The magic in it keeps slaves from removing it on their own." Her tone suggested she was just short of adding 'duh' to the end of her words, giving him a look that, while bordering on her usual dry stares, didn't quite reach. Perhaps it was the anxiety that kept her from being her usual cocky, bossy self. "And more importantly -" because she could care less about the dumb collar compared to the next item of business - "you were joking about that having hu-people in it, right? I won't eat it," Katarina added defiantly. She wouldn't put it past him, she'd seen other masters and slaves eat all sorts of odd things - equally disgusting. But she wasn't a cannibal of any sort and didn't plan to start anytime soon, either. She'd rather starve.


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