Post by Mirai on Jan 2, 2014 0:55:59 GMT -8
It was another one of those parties, a truly extravagant shindig that really only rated 'somewhat' interesting on Mirai's scale of events she had to attend. In fact, it was barely rousing enough to force her from her bed in one of the smaller villas in the upper rungs of the city. But then, Mirai was a very spartan dragon that never did fuss all that much with material possessions.
To any sane individual, the entire hall, one of the more extravagant halls owned by some large bank, was a pure twisted display of hedonism and privilege run amok. There were more women in frills than one could imagine what to do with. Minstrels and dancers had taken up their spots and whatever patches of floorspace not occupied by dining tables overflowing with extravagant meats and deserts or fat rich men with nothing more to do than guffaw with one another were quickly taken up by dancing couples. Men in robes and striking tunics, hats that were worth more than homes in the other parts of the continent. And the women! Oh, all the women and their dresses, winter styles from only the most chic little boutiques in the artisan quarters. It was really an almost nauseating display of swirling and twirling colors and people as glasses clinked, women positioned around the walls of the hall giggled and gossiped with one another, and their husbands got fat on enough food to feed at least six orphanages. But then, maybe the orphans wouldn't be so bad off if they just worked hard enough to earn their parent's love.
And, at the head of all of this, stands a lone woman with a glass in hand, three ice cubes floating in the amber liquid as her violet eyes flicked across the night life with almost predator like intent. She'd already chatted up the patron of this fundraiser event, and after finding him positively droll after he provided her with her newest scarf, she was already on the prowl for another unwitting victim. And of course, she's extravagantly dressed, a ruffled lacey blouse that seems to suddenly stop at a rather low cut black white accented black skirt. And of course of course of course, it's all topped off with black stockings and the fur scarf wrapped around her neck. It's the casual look, really.
To any sane individual, the entire hall, one of the more extravagant halls owned by some large bank, was a pure twisted display of hedonism and privilege run amok. There were more women in frills than one could imagine what to do with. Minstrels and dancers had taken up their spots and whatever patches of floorspace not occupied by dining tables overflowing with extravagant meats and deserts or fat rich men with nothing more to do than guffaw with one another were quickly taken up by dancing couples. Men in robes and striking tunics, hats that were worth more than homes in the other parts of the continent. And the women! Oh, all the women and their dresses, winter styles from only the most chic little boutiques in the artisan quarters. It was really an almost nauseating display of swirling and twirling colors and people as glasses clinked, women positioned around the walls of the hall giggled and gossiped with one another, and their husbands got fat on enough food to feed at least six orphanages. But then, maybe the orphans wouldn't be so bad off if they just worked hard enough to earn their parent's love.
And, at the head of all of this, stands a lone woman with a glass in hand, three ice cubes floating in the amber liquid as her violet eyes flicked across the night life with almost predator like intent. She'd already chatted up the patron of this fundraiser event, and after finding him positively droll after he provided her with her newest scarf, she was already on the prowl for another unwitting victim. And of course, she's extravagantly dressed, a ruffled lacey blouse that seems to suddenly stop at a rather low cut black white accented black skirt. And of course of course of course, it's all topped off with black stockings and the fur scarf wrapped around her neck. It's the casual look, really.