. So, Iwiertas pleasured him, not expecting him to return.

Madach was... somewhat strange himself. He seemed slightly naive, but genuinely interested in asking questions that many saw as useless. So, Iwiertas pleasured him, not expecting him to return. When he did, with a particular book that Iwiertas -had- read, and was not particularly fond of... heh.

So, Iwiertas pleasured him, not expecting him to return.

What about that sexy Shaddus guy, Madach?

I've just had a horrible mental image of a dirty man and a giant frog.

He's apparently a master tailor yet can't afford food.

While she doesn't hate him, she is severely ticked off that he would kiss someone for any sort of payment.

I wouldn't need payment

Do you hate me?

Azman is really interesting. A fraidy cat sort of character that you have to corner to talk too. It's really fun most to see what he has to say about things, he's smart and has his opinions but doesn't voice them as strongly, instead staying a bit more timid. It's a lot different than interacting with other people, not a character like Azman around. It borders on almost irrational fear of people, eeping and running when someone greets him. Makes for an interesting experience. (sorry Azman don't know ya, don't think I did you justice only had limited interaction)

Hehehehe. But there had been times when events moved Azman be more vocal then he normally is.

Serenwilde Post 633 (back when there was infighting every freakin IC month. *headaches* Good times)

Public Post 439

Guess our characters are not always what they seem. *chuckle*

Don't let Azman fool you. After asking Urazial if he could join his tailoring cartel and Urazial said he'd think about it, Azman smashed a bottle against the wall and held the broken end to Ura's throat and asked if was done thinking. True story.

I'd adopt Bellarin

Seriously though, Bella is somewhat amusing as a bouncy little paladin that somehow is very serious in battle and has a list of accomplishments to her name

Ok as for Celina? Yes she actually is a very good roleplayer. You would have to be introduced to her or have a legitimate reason for associating with a noble d'Murani, but she plays the feisty yet silently loyal and devoted individual quite well. I think secretly Celina's character has a book of notes on Sthai she carries around with her and tries to memorize. A lot of depth most people overlook.

Where to start...

Celina, Celina...

Well, to start off, I want to say the player has nailed the role exactly on the head. With what interaction I have had has been handled exactly in the manner it should be handled from someone playing a character like Celina, the manipulative powermonger who sees pretty much most people as scum of two shades, the absolute scum ((Think Light)), and the useful scum ((Mag/Glom that are too powerful to say anything directly to their face)). I'm quite certain Celina has her own friends, associates, ect, although I haven't really experienced that part of her life, and even then I'm fairly certain it has it's own unique structure. Personally, I'd hate to see Mag lose her, as she plays the role well enough to polarize characters like Lorick with reasons to dislike Magnagora, over say Shikha's fairly open discussions.

Aison, I wasn't intentionally directing that at you. It was more at Talkan. Meh. Still, he's perfectly cordial to people who have been generally accepting of his comments. Remember that all he hears is 'that Celestine bitch' from such people as the Magnagorans and many in Glomdoring. Incidentally, he couldn't care less about Aison, but greatly dislikes anyone associated with Talkan, which is what got you those very nasty comments. Wasn't the most thought through thing in my life.

As for Celina, Iwiertas generally regards her as one of the most dangerous people he knows, but also someone he believes would accept him, even if the rift between them had grown so wide as to be nigh uncrossable. Again, originally trapped into seeing her as a mother figure, that was quickly thrown away as he realized that all the stories he had heard of 'mothers' didn't apply here. When he felt he was betrayed, a naive sense of vengeance and a badly worded question got him stuck up in RP that threw Celina out of his life for a while. Now, they've both come back to face eachother again under somewhat different circumstances, and Iwiertas cannot understand exactly how to regard her. Her ideals, what she follows, and what she does are all wrong to him, but her purpose and the lengths that she would go to do what needs to be done for herself and her goals appeal to him immensely. As such, though he would never trust her, he can accept her.

Madach, Madach... from the brief interaction, Nariah is not pleased with him for not showing himself in the library again and still not being a citizen of Magnagora despite it obviously being the only place to be. He seemed interested in what Magnagora stands for and Nariah not only gave him a library card free of charge, having first interrogated him about his literacy, but also suggested which books to study. And yet he's still not Magnagoran! It's a crime not to want to be having been fed Aiakon's works. She's rather disappointed as he reminds her a lot of her protege Quois with his street mannerism, from whom she made people (when he's not stealing her bookmarks, swearing about 'Nifilhema's tits' and hanging out in Undercity, drinking)

Oh, and the time she, in depth, described how she punished Quois for drinking a crapload of absinthe.. by nailing him to the Silent Cathedral gates.... classic. Made me shiver IRL.

There's someone called Malach? That'd explain why I occassionally get random "... has tried to perform an aggressive act on you!" message from people I don't recognise.

Uh, that wasn't Quois.