laceandcogs
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((This is a Changeling: The Dreaming story. It's very helpful if you know of/have played this game before. If you have some experience with the White Wolf gaming system and/or World of Darkness setting, that's just as good.))
Eileen was always nervous approaching a new Freehold. She knew that that was foolish, and, in fact, sort of the opposite of the point of a Freehold. Still, one never knew what one would find in there. Boggans were always nice, and always present, and almost always had food. Trolls were less frequently nice, and less likely to have food, but great friends to have at hand in the event that someone became sore displeased with one. Of course, if one was a Pooka, and last she checked, Eileen was, the Troll was as likely as anyone to become the sore displeased. Nockers were a social nonentity, Sidhe barely noticed her, Redcaps noticed her exactly long enough to want to eat her- but really, with that gorgeous hair and that bad-boy attitude, Eileen was not entirely opposed to being nibbled.
She shifted her suitcase to her other hand and made a quick inventory of her appearance. Her jeans were dusty, but certainly not dirty, and the way they clung to her long, sleekly muscled legs and compactly curved ass like ink-washed skin did a great deal to improve the charitable mood of an observer. Her jersey was decidedly cleaner, if a bit wrinkled from the last six hours of bus ride, and the "baseball" style worked wonders at outlining her supple, toned arms and tightly nipped waist. Plus, with the two sports bras she had on beneath it, her chest was nearly not obscene. Inconvenient as always, but not obscene. Eileen carefully adjusted her tweed scally cap to more effectively conceal her long, silken ears, and wiggled the waistband of her jeans and the hem of her shirt until she felt her cottontail was as hidden as possible. Though these...additions to her shape we not noticable to humans, and though her perfectly normal if exceedingly twitchy nose may spill her beans to a clever Fae, Eileen had realized through long and frequently painful experience that it was best to keep her Seeming low-profile.
"I'm good enough, I'm smart enough, and gosh darnit, I can outrun every fuckbucket who doesn't like me." Eileen's whispered self-affirmation may have been a bit outside the norm, but she believed it with every beat of her heart. With a straight spine, a lifted chin, and a determined step, Eileen crossed the street, mounted the Freehold porch, and pushed the doorbell.
Eileen was always nervous approaching a new Freehold. She knew that that was foolish, and, in fact, sort of the opposite of the point of a Freehold. Still, one never knew what one would find in there. Boggans were always nice, and always present, and almost always had food. Trolls were less frequently nice, and less likely to have food, but great friends to have at hand in the event that someone became sore displeased with one. Of course, if one was a Pooka, and last she checked, Eileen was, the Troll was as likely as anyone to become the sore displeased. Nockers were a social nonentity, Sidhe barely noticed her, Redcaps noticed her exactly long enough to want to eat her- but really, with that gorgeous hair and that bad-boy attitude, Eileen was not entirely opposed to being nibbled.
She shifted her suitcase to her other hand and made a quick inventory of her appearance. Her jeans were dusty, but certainly not dirty, and the way they clung to her long, sleekly muscled legs and compactly curved ass like ink-washed skin did a great deal to improve the charitable mood of an observer. Her jersey was decidedly cleaner, if a bit wrinkled from the last six hours of bus ride, and the "baseball" style worked wonders at outlining her supple, toned arms and tightly nipped waist. Plus, with the two sports bras she had on beneath it, her chest was nearly not obscene. Inconvenient as always, but not obscene. Eileen carefully adjusted her tweed scally cap to more effectively conceal her long, silken ears, and wiggled the waistband of her jeans and the hem of her shirt until she felt her cottontail was as hidden as possible. Though these...additions to her shape we not noticable to humans, and though her perfectly normal if exceedingly twitchy nose may spill her beans to a clever Fae, Eileen had realized through long and frequently painful experience that it was best to keep her Seeming low-profile.
"I'm good enough, I'm smart enough, and gosh darnit, I can outrun every fuckbucket who doesn't like me." Eileen's whispered self-affirmation may have been a bit outside the norm, but she believed it with every beat of her heart. With a straight spine, a lifted chin, and a determined step, Eileen crossed the street, mounted the Freehold porch, and pushed the doorbell.