8th day of Winter, 510 AV, Noon |
Xochitl Eztli walked through Zeltiva markets, full cape clinging lightly to her small body. She looked through stands and shops, just browing for any types of weapons she might be able to use. The hood of the cape was over her head, hiding most of her face. What she wanted was just to cover the tattoo on the left side of her face. What it actually was or meant was a complete mystery even to her; that's if it even ahd a meaning. I shrugged my bag higher on my shoulders and accidentally bumped into a man. She was only 4''8' and the man would be atleast 6''5, so she was completely dwarfed compared to him. He glared down at her and grabbed her shoulder, stopping her, "apologise!" he damanded, voice thick with anger. Short fuse much? Yet, Xochitl said nothing and just pushed his hand away and kept walking. The man, though, had a different idea. He gripped onto her shoulder again, nearly crushing it and she winced. He swung her around to face him, her hood falling back. His grip loosened as his gaze fell upon her tattoo, surprised that she would have one. Though his composure was fixed within moments. "Apologise!" the man demanded again, voice strained with anger and sounding like he was ready to try and rip her head off. Yet, Xochitl merely looked at his hand, grabbed it in hers, which happened to have spiked gauntlets on. Though, lucky for him, the spikes were only on the knuckles. She grabbed two fingers and bent them grab, her grip too strong for someone so small. She then looked up at him, her pale yet bright green eyes boring into his dull brown eyes, "I don't need to apologise as I did nothing. You were the one trying to steal from me," she said with an innocent smile on her face as she reached over and grabbed the pouch of money he had taken from her. She then held it up and threw his hand away, "Next time, don't try to pickpocket from someone so small when you're so big. I saw you reaching down." and with that, she turned and walked off, lifting the hood over her head again. Stupid people. She streatched her hands infront of her, watching as the gauntlet moved with her hand like it was part of her. She had looked for days in this city, and yet her brother wasn't here. Like every other place she had gone to. Would she ever find him? What if he ws already dead? She shook the thought away instantly. He couldn't be dead. He was her only family and he couldn't be dead. Looks like she'd be leaving this city tonight. |