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Lady Death · 07-23-2002, 09:24 AM

Since her father was too drunk to work any further, Livia decided to clean up and close the Bar for the night. She eyed the huge, evil looking man in fear and pitied his elvish companion. But she siently carried on her work, doing her best not to get anyone's undesired attention.
She also observed the other mean looking man carrying large sacks and bundles with him upstairs to his room. She didn't like the looks of these people and wished that they would soon leave her father's inn.

00C - I didn't know who Belin is so I wrote myself in, if it's a prob, I can edit my post.

07-23-2002, 09:24 AM	#11
Lady Death Pile O'Bones Join Date: May 2002 Location: Hell Posts: 12	Since her father was too drunk to work any further, Livia decided to clean up and close the Bar for the night. She eyed the huge, evil looking man in fear and pitied his elvish companion. But she siently carried on her work, doing her best not to get anyone's undesired attention. She also observed the other mean looking man carrying large sacks and bundles with him upstairs to his room. She didn't like the looks of these people and wished that they would soon leave her father's inn. 00C - I didn't know who Belin is so I wrote myself in, if it's a prob, I can edit my post. __________________ Mankind's worst nightmare in the form of it's sweetest dream, Lady Death, is ever a woman of contradictions- and with good reason for the blood of both angels and demons flows through her veins. The life of the woman who would become known as Death began as a young girl named Hope in Medieval Europe. Hope was the daughter of Matthias, a 666th generation descendant of the fallen angels, and Marion, a woman so pure her bloodline reached to Heaven