dirtyqueen
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(current) Name: Sybil aka "The cold wind," "The dark lord's consort," "The woman who stole the moon."
Age: unknown (appears to be in her 30s)
Height: 5'9
Appearance: Long dark hair that bounces around her ass and seems to have a mind of its own, occasionally shifting from brown, to black, to red. Olive skin with a small mole on her upper right arm. Dark brown eyes and and a slim body with C-cups that stick out from her fit frame. Is currently wearing a blue satin dress with a long slit that reveals her upper thigh.
Sybil sat at the head of the long table in her feasting hall and sighed. The noise echoed through the large empty hall and through most of the large, labyrinthine mansion that she lived in. The sorceress looked at the glass of wine in front of her and smacked it away, sending its contents all over the floor before it smashed against the wall. A small, grotesque creature in a roughly humanoid form, a red cap, rushed in and cleaned the mess up into a small dustpan.
"Sorry Squeegle, I guess my boredom got to me. How have you been doing?" Sybil asked, clearly only half interested in the small creature who stared at her with his pale eyes and wiped his longnose on his red fur cap.
"Fine mistress, the missus and I had our anniversary and we found a couple goblins to have fun with and then they had a little halfling maid that didn't exactly say no when I asked her for a kiss if you know what I mean." Squeegle said with an air of pride.
"I see." Sybil replied, letting her eyes gaze at her plate of fresh cheeses, "Well, thanks for talking to me, you can go back to doing whatever you were up to.
The redcap turned, ready to obey, when a thought crossed his mind, "Mistress, if you are so bored, why not go on a raid? The villagers have been getting a lot bolder lately and they could use a good reminder why they should fear The Cold Wind. I know I am speaking out of turn but I have served you all my life and I worry for you. I could get the army together for you and we could go out and fight till the entire world became a chaotic mess." Squeegle then started to shake, expecting to get slapped for his comment.
"I know Squeegle...but conquest isn't an interest of mine right now. I'd rather just do things on my own for a few years longer...and as for the villagers, I could care less. All of them are a bunch of cowardish prudes whose greatest act of courage was taking down that temple to me which I was already going to tear down. I keep hoping they'll do something interesting like getting some heroes to fight me or maybe at least send someone to knock on my door but they've been failures so far. I'm content knowing that I can crush them and that they still fear me."
The sorceress rose up from the table and sighed as she walked out of the dining hall and walked through the black corridors of her two story mansion, passing empty room after empty room. She went into her trophy room and sat in her favorite arm chair before she called her crystal ball from the mantle to her and hummed over it. As the ball sprung to life and lit up, Sybil looked at her remaining trophies, such as the small captured city in a jar, the staff she carried into battle on more than one occasion, and a small bowl of moonlight that she still had from the week she had stolen the moon to anger the gods.
"Please show me something interesting. Show me a reason that I shouldn't take that redcaps advice and just burn my forest down along with everyone else."
As her eyes peered over the landscape that rushed by, the thick forest that surrounded her house and the town that bordered it, the sorceress opened her eyes slightly in surprise.
"Well hello, what have we here?"
Age: unknown (appears to be in her 30s)
Height: 5'9
Appearance: Long dark hair that bounces around her ass and seems to have a mind of its own, occasionally shifting from brown, to black, to red. Olive skin with a small mole on her upper right arm. Dark brown eyes and and a slim body with C-cups that stick out from her fit frame. Is currently wearing a blue satin dress with a long slit that reveals her upper thigh.
Sybil sat at the head of the long table in her feasting hall and sighed. The noise echoed through the large empty hall and through most of the large, labyrinthine mansion that she lived in. The sorceress looked at the glass of wine in front of her and smacked it away, sending its contents all over the floor before it smashed against the wall. A small, grotesque creature in a roughly humanoid form, a red cap, rushed in and cleaned the mess up into a small dustpan.
"Sorry Squeegle, I guess my boredom got to me. How have you been doing?" Sybil asked, clearly only half interested in the small creature who stared at her with his pale eyes and wiped his longnose on his red fur cap.
"Fine mistress, the missus and I had our anniversary and we found a couple goblins to have fun with and then they had a little halfling maid that didn't exactly say no when I asked her for a kiss if you know what I mean." Squeegle said with an air of pride.
"I see." Sybil replied, letting her eyes gaze at her plate of fresh cheeses, "Well, thanks for talking to me, you can go back to doing whatever you were up to.
The redcap turned, ready to obey, when a thought crossed his mind, "Mistress, if you are so bored, why not go on a raid? The villagers have been getting a lot bolder lately and they could use a good reminder why they should fear The Cold Wind. I know I am speaking out of turn but I have served you all my life and I worry for you. I could get the army together for you and we could go out and fight till the entire world became a chaotic mess." Squeegle then started to shake, expecting to get slapped for his comment.
"I know Squeegle...but conquest isn't an interest of mine right now. I'd rather just do things on my own for a few years longer...and as for the villagers, I could care less. All of them are a bunch of cowardish prudes whose greatest act of courage was taking down that temple to me which I was already going to tear down. I keep hoping they'll do something interesting like getting some heroes to fight me or maybe at least send someone to knock on my door but they've been failures so far. I'm content knowing that I can crush them and that they still fear me."
The sorceress rose up from the table and sighed as she walked out of the dining hall and walked through the black corridors of her two story mansion, passing empty room after empty room. She went into her trophy room and sat in her favorite arm chair before she called her crystal ball from the mantle to her and hummed over it. As the ball sprung to life and lit up, Sybil looked at her remaining trophies, such as the small captured city in a jar, the staff she carried into battle on more than one occasion, and a small bowl of moonlight that she still had from the week she had stolen the moon to anger the gods.
"Please show me something interesting. Show me a reason that I shouldn't take that redcaps advice and just burn my forest down along with everyone else."
As her eyes peered over the landscape that rushed by, the thick forest that surrounded her house and the town that bordered it, the sorceress opened her eyes slightly in surprise.
"Well hello, what have we here?"
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