Post by SOLSTICE on Jan 23, 2018 15:30:12 GMT
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GAMMANA E. COSTWICKS
GAMMANA E. COSTWICKS
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the library, city center
the library, city center
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gammana costwicks remains an imposing figure- her back isn't as straight as the costwicks training had once made it, but she is only a few inches before six feet, and she drags her regal blue cloak around everywhere she goes. the beads tinkle, her rings shine in the dull glory of the old age's gold.
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she makes her rounds of her library and finds everything pleasantly sorted. she pushes the odd book back to where it should have been, places a finger on her lips to quell the odd group of quarreling "students." because professor or priestess, all within these doors are either family or learners and usually, they end up both.
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and for her, of course, the library is alive.
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it is as much a part of her as her familiar, it bends and listens to her, it-- she pauses as her hands find the spine of a misplaced volume. she stops walking and casts her gaze into the aisle where there is only one man standing. "you ought to put the books back in the right place, young man. they don't like it when you displace them so." she sighs and begins moving the volumes around, perfectly aware of the nature of the section they are in --dark arts, albeit the shelves that are less inclined to hide themselves-- and yet choosing to not comment at all.
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notes: n/a
tag: @kenzie
gammana costwicks remains an imposing figure- her back isn't as straight as the costwicks training had once made it, but she is only a few inches before six feet, and she drags her regal blue cloak around everywhere she goes. the beads tinkle, her rings shine in the dull glory of the old age's gold.
[break][break]
she makes her rounds of her library and finds everything pleasantly sorted. she pushes the odd book back to where it should have been, places a finger on her lips to quell the odd group of quarreling "students." because professor or priestess, all within these doors are either family or learners and usually, they end up both.
[break][break]
and for her, of course, the library is alive.
[break][break]
it is as much a part of her as her familiar, it bends and listens to her, it-- she pauses as her hands find the spine of a misplaced volume. she stops walking and casts her gaze into the aisle where there is only one man standing. "you ought to put the books back in the right place, young man. they don't like it when you displace them so." she sighs and begins moving the volumes around, perfectly aware of the nature of the section they are in --dark arts, albeit the shelves that are less inclined to hide themselves-- and yet choosing to not comment at all.
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notes: n/a
tag: @kenzie
