Characters: Zevran and anyone else! (He's friendly and doesn't bite unless it's specifically requested.)
Setting/Location: Caravan balcony
Date & Time: Day 4, very early morning
Warnings: None, shockingly
Summary: After Cid Amon's little announcement, there's a great deal to think about--and do, presumably.
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...but mostly over the river, it would seem. )
Ah, sweet memories.
In any case, this man was missing an eye and appeared to be color blind in the other; what else could have explained his peculiar outfit? Zevran had seen a great deal of strange fashion in the past couple of days, but not all of it was unfortunate--and none of it as unfortunate as this. No wonder he looked so unhappy.
Despite all that, he seemed to have his wits--and his sense of humor--about him, and really, wasn't that what was most important? (Well, a handsome face, too, or a fine pair of breasts... But never mind that just yet.)
"I do not believe I asked you to be cheerful so much as less miserable," Zevran murmured, thoughtful now. "But, I agree; it is so difficult when people are disappearing left and right, and their taste appears to be disagreeing with the ogre's digestion, wouldn't you say?"
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He shook his head and turned his eye to look out at the river again, deciding he didn't really want to look at this guy too long. He might end up with some kind of voodoo curse on him, if the tattoos and ears and nonsense were any sign of what he might be like.
After all, he was cheery and pleasant at this hour in the morning: He had to be evil. Or crazy.
With a smirk, Badou shrugged his shoulders. "I've been able to avoid the smell alright. The tobacco smoke kills it, after a while."
It was probably more that he smoked so much, he barely had a sense of smell anymore in the first place. This guy didn't need to know that about him, though.
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In any case, they rather suited him. They matched his hair very handsomely, so he thought; he was not overly vain, but certainly not disapproving of the way he looked, either. Best to have a hearty sense of confidence; that, more than anything, made man or elf attract positive attention.
"Are they sticks of incense, then, or something entirely different?" Zevran tilted his head to one side, corners of his eyes wrinkling. "If they get rid of the smell, I shall have to bring as many as possible back for an acquaintance of mine--his name is Oghren, and it is possible even you may have smelled him before. In your darkest dreams, of course."
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