Azhoda

Az let out a small giggle as the girl inspected the floor a bit. Some downtime could be good. And yeah, the girl was right about it looking like Alice in Wonderland if you thought hard enough. "Who knows, maybe a bunny would show up at some point," Az said lightheartedly towards the girl. As the girl got up again and pointed out the mask, Az nodded, "Yes, to keep even those amongst us a bit hidden from others," She said, knowing fully well that some people did not want to be seen in these places. The Music was decent enough to dance to, and the steps Az already made in her head were easy

Az placed her empty glass on the bar and sighed that this was not her place. But she could just sit here and watch people for a bit. The last time she danced was with Yuuki, and just as today, he also brought her here. Az thought of leaving and moving away from the party. As she moved, she spotted Yuuki on the dance floor and thought it would be the least she could do to tell him that she was leaving. But it appeared the purple-haired guy had other plans. "Finally came to dance," he said, grabbing her hands and not letting her go. It's not that she was bad at dancing; she just didn't like

Az got a grin on her face as she crossed her arms. The first person to walk up was fully dressed up, and that outfit was one she would approve of if she were more into Halloween herself. She looked at the man's appearance and honestly was about to jump into her combat mode, but she was only reminded by herself that today was the day of creepiness and fun. She is still a bit on edge from floor 9. Oh well, at least she had someone here to take these candies out of her hands as she was already very tempted to grab some for herself. When she heard the man speak, she shook her head at him, "N

Az followed Mari's lead. It seemed like she had been marking the way outwards. Honestly, why didn't she think of that herself? That was beyond Az. It was quiet as they walked, and the redhead didn't know what to talk about or even say anything at all at this point. Most of her words had already been said, and that meant that she didn't need to talk, right? It was clear that, despite Mari being here right now, it would be thanks purely to this person, Raidou. "Remind me to thank him if I ever meet this Raidou," Az said as she scratched her head. She opened her menu and made a small note fo

Az didn't hesitate as the girl grabbed her hand and pulled her into a random direction. Usually, the redhead wanted to think of the best solution, like she did in the cell, for her to second later just rush into action. But she learned from the best that sometimes hasty actions can lead to a better plan once executed. The Fearies did not want the two to escape, meaning that somewhere inside here, there must be a reason why. But that was not a priority right now, as they needed to find their stuff in these tunnels. Making sure to always keep an eye out behind them while also checking in front,

Mari, a name to remember, that was for sure. Az was clearly a bit more optimistic now, considering that at least someone finally reacted to her messages, considering most seemed lost to the void. What caught her off guard was the sudden food. She looked at it briefly and was about to say she didn't need it. Still, Mari seemed intent on making sure she was getting the food and drink, leaving Az to let out a small chuckle, "Guess even now people force me to eat and drink," She paused and took the food and drink and nodded towards Mari, "Thanks," She said, a single but simple word. Taking th

For a moment, Az sat quietly as the Fea seemed to at least respond to her yelling. She listened closely to every word and held her hand to her chin while she opened her menu for a bit. She then turned to Calcifer, who seemed not to fully understand the situation yet, and so Az spoke up, "I will take care of that bite later, Calcifer," She said, Knowing she had something to heal it with, and then turned to look at the faeries. She looked at the fairies for a second and nodded to herself, "European style fairies, the ones that lure people out into the woods and consume their flesh," She mumbled

It was already that time again. Typically, Az wasn't the type to indulge in these things, but lately, she felt nostalgic and gave in to her desire. Plus, this allowed her to let her mind go wild on decorations again and liven up her home. Despite the Estate being a bit empty, Az moved about and set up decorations. A Japanese-style house has a wall around it, an open garden, and a small pond. The main building is shaped in a corner, with a black roof and white walls. On the right side of the entrance sits a second part of the house, connected with a walkway. In the middle of the pond, you

<Masked> Why is it always these kinds of things Yuuri ends up dragging her into? Az was a bit annoyed by it, but then again, this time, Yuuri was right. She needed to get under the people, and this party, in his words, was honestly the best option for someone who does not like being in social events or even showing their face. Her red silk dress flew down, furling at the shoulders and the lower end, exposing her shoulders. Her hair was tied with a hairband. With a sigh of defeat, she waited for Yuuri at the door. Of course, he showed up well-dressed in such a manner that you wo

Az listened a bit as the other was talking. Yeah, she had already noticed that this place loves to mess with you, but what got her brain thinking a bit was the fact that she said the entire floor would do it. "Floor 10," she mumbled a bit as she waited for the rope to descend towards her. As a rope fell down, the other redhead asked if she could climb. She quickly tugged on the rope for a second to see how sturdy it would be. Making a quick calculation in her head, she grabbed the rope and calmly but skillfully climbed up it. Once at the top, she finally got a good look at the player

Az was not fully there when suddenly above her a voice came, a quick wipe of her head as she looked up towards the person above her, 'You good down there, need help?' Well, of course, she needed help. How else would she have been sending messages out into the void, hoping to somehow get past this weird dungeon she found herself in? But her skepticism took the better of her, and she pointed her hand towards the lady, "How do I know you're not just another enemy that this place cooked up?" She said towards the redhead. But then she lowered her hand rather quickly, and as soon as she noticed the

It wasn't long before Az took her claws away from the shadow as it was slain by her in a flash. Yet her fighting one drew the ire of more enemies towards her. Within seconds, she saw shadows approach her. Was her mind playing tricks on her now, or did they look familiar? The spear and shield of the shadow charged at her in a way she had seen before. As she took the attack like that, she froze a bit and shook her head as she looked at the other shadow. The dagger-wielding shadow moved towards her. The face seemed so familiar to her. She froze again, but this time, it was a direct hit to her as

Picking up set of items! See you soon again!

Shadows walk calmly, figures of long-forgotten passed wandering the halls of this long-forgotten prison. Walls lined up with cells filled with despair and madness, yet all seemed quiet the deeper you walked into Tartarus. Deep within its walls seemed to walk someone, not a shadow or spirit. Not hunting or going mad, but just survival on the last few materials they had on hand. A flash of red quickly went for a shadow that drew its weapon. There were some flashes and quick cuts, but the shadow had no time to respond to the, in their eyes, escaped prisoner. Az was exhausted. She had been he

Rumors tend to be just rumors, or at least that was what she believed before being woken here. It was clear neither of the two had any equipment, and Az momentarily looked around. Deep in thought, she listened closely to what the girl, who introduced herself as Calcifer, was talking about. The faerie folk near the edge of town, needed her help in a cavern, a beautiful cupcake for her. Staying quiet for a second, Az stood up from her place and walked over to her cell door. With two strong pulls, she just janked on the cell door, no movement whatsoever. Then she moved towards the cell's wal