Swolligator
Butcher of the Sands
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- 15
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- Age 33
- Syndicate HQ
- Seen Jan 30, 2017
October Carter – Camp Kangaskhan
Placing the egg neatly into her backpack after handing the merchant the money, October thanked the man kindly before making her way through the congregation of tents. As she looked around, she could see that no other members that had journeyed with her on the boat had yet to make it. Inwardly she congratulated herself for getting such a head start against the rest of the losers who were probably still wondering what to do back at Beachcliffe. Not seeing much else to do, she found her way back to the dusty path that ran through the centre of the camp; following it beyond the last of the tents.
October was shocked to find a large tree had fallen over, blocking the path beyond. Regardless of this obstacle, she decided to try her luck picking her way through the branches and foliage that still clung to the tree. As soon as she started however, a couple of men say her and began shouting loudly.
"Oi, miss! We can't allow you to do that!" The first one, a stocky, middle aged man said as he grabbed her wrist.
"Let go of me, you creep! I can do what I want!" She aggressively stated, trying to wriggle her slender wrist from between his meaty fingers.
"I'm sorry miss, we can't let you do that. Come back later and we should have this tree cleared up." A younger, more muscular man said as he came in from behind the first man.
"It's only a tree, it's not going to hurt me." October was getting sassy now, angry that these guys thought they could stop her.
"Miss, please don't make our job harder than it already is!" The younger one pleaded with her, October couldn't help but woo at the sight of his pretty, blue eyes.
"Fine then," she agreed as the man let her hand go. Rubbing her wrist, she climbed down from her position and, placing her hands on her hips, "What is there to do in this little camp, then?" she spoke matter of factly.
"There is the gym leader, Byron Weis, you could challenge him; you look like the trainer type." The stocky man spoke as if he held this Byron guy with high regard.
"Or if you could check out The Appraiser, he's a man who is an expert on sols," the younger man pointed to the small bead around October's wrist.
"Would you mind escorting me to this, 'Appraiser'?" October asked in her sweetest voice, bending her knees a little and looking up at the guy with her eyes. This little act of hers was one she used a lot around guys; it worked perfectly almost every time and often got her places.
"Sure thing, miss. Follow me!" The young man was all too happy to help October, waving his hand at her to follow as he not only leader her back to camp, but also to the tent where the Appraiser lived. In the late afternoon sun, the red hues washed across this man's face making October's heart skip a beat. She thought back to the beautiful girl she had met whom had healed her Pokémon back at camp and felt a pang of regret. She just couldn't decide which way to swing.
Once they arrived at the tent, the young man bade her farewell and a wink as he left; October thanking him gratefully for his help. Taking a deep breath, she parted the hanging fabric of the man's 'door' and made her way into the tent. The sweet, sickly smell of incenses nearly made her gag as she entered, but out of courtesy she tried not to show it. The man's thin, drawn face looked as if he was malnourished; his pale white skin made October believe that this man could be a real life vampire.
"Could you tell me what this bead does, sir?" She asked the man politely, holding out her wrist with the bead attached.
October was shocked to find a large tree had fallen over, blocking the path beyond. Regardless of this obstacle, she decided to try her luck picking her way through the branches and foliage that still clung to the tree. As soon as she started however, a couple of men say her and began shouting loudly.
"Oi, miss! We can't allow you to do that!" The first one, a stocky, middle aged man said as he grabbed her wrist.
"Let go of me, you creep! I can do what I want!" She aggressively stated, trying to wriggle her slender wrist from between his meaty fingers.
"I'm sorry miss, we can't let you do that. Come back later and we should have this tree cleared up." A younger, more muscular man said as he came in from behind the first man.
"It's only a tree, it's not going to hurt me." October was getting sassy now, angry that these guys thought they could stop her.
"Miss, please don't make our job harder than it already is!" The younger one pleaded with her, October couldn't help but woo at the sight of his pretty, blue eyes.
"Fine then," she agreed as the man let her hand go. Rubbing her wrist, she climbed down from her position and, placing her hands on her hips, "What is there to do in this little camp, then?" she spoke matter of factly.
"There is the gym leader, Byron Weis, you could challenge him; you look like the trainer type." The stocky man spoke as if he held this Byron guy with high regard.
"Or if you could check out The Appraiser, he's a man who is an expert on sols," the younger man pointed to the small bead around October's wrist.
"Would you mind escorting me to this, 'Appraiser'?" October asked in her sweetest voice, bending her knees a little and looking up at the guy with her eyes. This little act of hers was one she used a lot around guys; it worked perfectly almost every time and often got her places.
"Sure thing, miss. Follow me!" The young man was all too happy to help October, waving his hand at her to follow as he not only leader her back to camp, but also to the tent where the Appraiser lived. In the late afternoon sun, the red hues washed across this man's face making October's heart skip a beat. She thought back to the beautiful girl she had met whom had healed her Pokémon back at camp and felt a pang of regret. She just couldn't decide which way to swing.
Once they arrived at the tent, the young man bade her farewell and a wink as he left; October thanking him gratefully for his help. Taking a deep breath, she parted the hanging fabric of the man's 'door' and made her way into the tent. The sweet, sickly smell of incenses nearly made her gag as she entered, but out of courtesy she tried not to show it. The man's thin, drawn face looked as if he was malnourished; his pale white skin made October believe that this man could be a real life vampire.
"Could you tell me what this bead does, sir?" She asked the man politely, holding out her wrist with the bead attached.