06-19-2015, 05:29 AM
(I had to take a test today among other things. I'm aware I need to post lol. I'll see what I can do with this one-liner though, depending on how the nature of this roleplay turns out.
@Okamiryun: You want to rp with Austen? If so, are you comfortable with the effects that would occur to your character?)
Tyler looked at his phone, browsing through it to check the time. He felt that he had spent enough time in the ballroom of the mansion, where the main crave of the party was being thrown. Now he wanted other ventures, the kind of ventures he was initially out to handle in the first place. He turned the flashlight on and began to head into the darkness of the mansion, the place where the candle lights offered the littlest of light. As he heard the soft murmurs of others nearby as they had taken to the numerous rooms the mansion could provide, Tyler opened one of the rooms as his light peered in to the cold darkness. The room looked normal if he had to guess. He wasn't an expert in determining what fabrics adorned the King-sized bed, but they looked expensive enough. He began to take notes down on the phone as he looked over at the dresser. The male eased over to it, making sure nobody else was inside the room after he closed the door shut. As he neared it, the smell of lavender graced his nose as he could see numerous candles on the dresser, several of them well burned out to the point the wax had spilled over onto the wooden frames. He opened some of the drawers, but perhaps the one that contained the jewelry was what had caught him the most. All of these objects had several forms of diamonds embedded into them. Even if he was going to report back, which he would, the male could make some additional money by pawning them at a store. He began to stuff some of it into his pockets before he found a choker of sorts that had a Ruby laced in the center of it and if he had to guess, the tight collar like necklace itself was made out of perhaps Onyx or black marble.
"I have certainly hit the jackpot" he mused as he continued to search in the room, the male making a bit of noise when he opened the drawers.
@Okamiryun: You want to rp with Austen? If so, are you comfortable with the effects that would occur to your character?)
Tyler looked at his phone, browsing through it to check the time. He felt that he had spent enough time in the ballroom of the mansion, where the main crave of the party was being thrown. Now he wanted other ventures, the kind of ventures he was initially out to handle in the first place. He turned the flashlight on and began to head into the darkness of the mansion, the place where the candle lights offered the littlest of light. As he heard the soft murmurs of others nearby as they had taken to the numerous rooms the mansion could provide, Tyler opened one of the rooms as his light peered in to the cold darkness. The room looked normal if he had to guess. He wasn't an expert in determining what fabrics adorned the King-sized bed, but they looked expensive enough. He began to take notes down on the phone as he looked over at the dresser. The male eased over to it, making sure nobody else was inside the room after he closed the door shut. As he neared it, the smell of lavender graced his nose as he could see numerous candles on the dresser, several of them well burned out to the point the wax had spilled over onto the wooden frames. He opened some of the drawers, but perhaps the one that contained the jewelry was what had caught him the most. All of these objects had several forms of diamonds embedded into them. Even if he was going to report back, which he would, the male could make some additional money by pawning them at a store. He began to stuff some of it into his pockets before he found a choker of sorts that had a Ruby laced in the center of it and if he had to guess, the tight collar like necklace itself was made out of perhaps Onyx or black marble.
"I have certainly hit the jackpot" he mused as he continued to search in the room, the male making a bit of noise when he opened the drawers.