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The First Brunch. (open)
11th Candling of Brightening 25 of Pontius, Spring, Era XIV PF
Darkness. Nothing. Fullness of emptiness. This was what Arthas felt as he awoke. His senses came through one by one. First his hearing. He heard the calls of men. The noise of the hustle and bustle of the streets pierced through the room. Men yelling, women scolding, and children playing. All sounds of an active city forced itself to Arthas. Then his sense of smell. At first, all he smelled was his own stench. The smell of mold, grease and sweat. In otherwords the smell of a man. Then another smell came. A familiar smell. A smell which Arthas has not sniffed for a long, long time. The smell of warm food. The auroma of cooked meat flowed through room and as it did, Arthas' sense of taste came through. His tongue drooled over itself as if it would open up its own mouth and start eating. Then touch. He felt the comfort of his bed, as he compared it to sleeping on the ground. The softness of his single pillow on his head. Then he felt a common feeling. A roar. His stomach grumbled in hunger. He felt his face in heat. Not burning but refreshing heat. The sun went through the window to shower itself on Arthas. Slowly, Arthas opened his eyelids. The sun pierced through and he had to look away.
"Good morning." Arthas whispered to himself.
He got up and picked up his belongings, making sure he left nothing in the room incase it burns down, which now included the key to his room. He walked down to the tavern. There he found himself a table and waited for a waitress. He waited for awhile but a waitress came nevertheless. He ordered a prime steak and some water which he would pay for after he was satisfied. The waitress nodded and moved onto the next table to take the orders of others leaving Arthas alone. Arthas looked around but nothing seemed off of the normal. Men wailing as they waved their mugs. There were people playing cards on one table as a bard prepared for his show on the next. Arthas closed his eyes as he tried to meditate. He shoved out other senses and concentrated on one thing. Silence.
Last edited by Arthas Malick; September 24, 2007 at 02:04 AM.
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