<hr/><br/><div class="floatleft"> (http://i263.photobucket.com/albums/ii130/Chasseybaby/ede751e9-09fe-4021-a9bf-cd79738d52df_zps253ed0e3.jpg) </div>Name: Demelza<br/>Race: Centos<br/>Players Nearby: Marcus<br/>Location: City streets of Klith, heading to the woods on the outskirts of the city<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Demelza shook her head and muttered under her breath, "Rush my ass..." She dropped her arms and laughed at Marcus as he mentioned her being the finest women. "You know I would never take a drunken man seriously..." She missed fighting with Marcus he always knew which buttons to push and he was the finest man to walk into her life.<br/><br/>She rolled her eyes and smiled as he joked about her choosing a husband. "Ill make sure to let Satan know he needs to move out when I do marry someone."  She listened as he talked about his new clothes. "Im fine thank you and yes If you should know. I wanted to fine a new place in the woods since everyone makes a fuss to not go there." She shifted her bag and noticed the day was slowly getting away from her. By the time she found a place she would have to leave.<br/><br/>As he moved closer to her she frowned even more as he mentioned her marrying him. She knew he was just joking, something the whole village seemed to fine funny, but not her. She really wanted someone to have understand and love her for who she was, and she thought Marcus was just that person. But never had he asked her if she wanted to go with him on his journeys which made her feel less important. She pushed passed him and headed to the entrance to the village and turned around while walking, "Too bad it wont be you huh Marcus, you cant even say good bye to me let alone ask me if I wanted to join you." She turned and ran off, holding back her tears of anger for the man she had done thing but fought with since meeting. The only man who challenged her at evry turn, who was brave enough to assume she was in love with him at first sight and was right. She hated how he made her feel, so angry yet light and full of spirit as if she could do anything as long as he was near.<br/><br/>She stopped when her lungs burned and her legs were shaky. She leaned up against a tree and saw she had made it to the forest edge in mere minutes. She slowly weaved her way through the tangle of foliage and watched her every step so to find her way back if she got lost. After an hour or so she found a soothing brook and decided to settle there for the day. She ate her lunch as the water babbled and bubbled beside her. She read a few passages from a book that Marcus had asked her to read and had to smile at the couple in the story mincing their own relationship. She looked up into the tangle of branches and leaves the sun peeking out ever so often. The air had a chill to it, but the water was so inviting that she started to strip down to nothing. She dipped her foot in and shivered. She took a few deep breathes and jumped into the deep end of the water, engulfing her in its bone chilling grips. She pumped her arms and legs and broke to the surface, her skin taking on a pinkish color. She didnt mind the cold as much, and the water felt wonderful on her skin. She remembered her old fishing village and swimming in the sea during the summer months. She missed those care free innocent days of childhood. She swam a bit more and collected a few water stones at the bottom of the stream.<br/><br/>Once she was finished she pulled herself out and shivered as she dried herself off with the skirt of her new dress and began to change. The sun decided to hide away and she knew she should be getting back soon before night fall and any storms heading there way. She wrung out her hair and started to pull her fingers through her ebony locks, singing softly a  song  (http://youtu.be/xBnh0hFQITw) her mother use to sing to her when she was younger. She was too engrossed in her peace to notice anything happening around her. Her thoughts drifted to Marcus and her heart started to slowly break at the though of him breaking another promise to her. She let out a sigh and wiped her face of any stray tears.