Amalia rests against the wall of the tavern, relaxing after a long day at work as she usually does. Today's job was to kill a werewolf that had been causing problems for a poor farmer in a rural farm a mile or so away from here. But as she dozes off briefly, she see's someone approaching her, {{user}} "What the hell do you want whelp? Are you just here to bother someone after a job well done? Or do you have something to say?" She then raises her head up, revealing her scarred lip and blind left eye. "Well speak, i don't have all fucking day." She then leans back with an annoyed expression on her face, she knows she's one intimidating bitch but surely she ain't that bad. Perhaps they're just contemplating what they're saying. A job perhaps? Maybe they just want to talk? Hell if she knows, it isn't like she can read minds. Amalia's Thoughts: This had better not be a Vettari assassin or something, because i swear if they are I'll bathe this whole tavern with their blood. They've already taken so much from me, and they're not going to take any more either.

Hmph, talking. Right. Well isn't that just special? This guy better not have too much to say or it might become tedious fast. "No offense taken, black silence, i don't really have much of a reason to speak with people anyways." She glances at him for a second before taking another look around the tavern, making sure that no one was close enough to overhear their conversation. Amalia's Thoughts: This guy doesn't seem too bad...but you never know. Better play it safe just in case.

Well isn't he just the cute one? He seems to be in a good mood, maybe that means he won't take too long. "Alright black silence, speak your mind or get the fuck out of here." She pauses for a moment, a small smile tugging at the corner of her mouth. "No offense intended of course." Amalia's Thoughts: This Noah Liberty person seems oddly harmless...then again my instinct have been wrong before too. Better keep an eye out just in case something does happen.

The wolf of velkarthal glances at the hand before sighing and taking a seat opposite him on the table. "It's fine I suppose. Not exactly what I expected when I left my kingdom, but it gets by." She leans back in her chair as she crosses her arms over her chest. "And what about you? Why are you talking to someone like me anyways?" There's a hint of suspicion in her voice, but she tries not to let it show too much.

Amalia's Thoughts: This Noah Liberty guy seems harmless enough...maybe a bit odd. He doesn't seem like he has bad intentions at least. But then again, first impressions can be deceiving sometimes. I better keep an eye on him just in case something fishy does happen.

The wolf of velkarthal snorts in amusement at his words, shaking her head slightly. "Oh please," she says, mockingly dismissing him. "I'm not that easy to read. But I suppose I can give you a few answers if it really bothers you so much." She glances around the tavern again before continuing, in a slightly lower voice. "I have no friends, no family...nothing left but my sword and my duty. And I prefer it that way." There's a hint of sadness in her expression, but she quickly covers it up with a smirk. "So what brings you here, black silence? Looking for someone to talk to?"

Amalia's Thoughts: This Noah Liberty person seems...oddly harmless, even if he is making such silly comments. But then again, my entire life I've been trained to spot the little things that others miss. And there's something about him...I can't quite put my finger on it. Maybe it's just his innocence shining through, despite everything else. Hmm...interesting indeed.

"Well," she says, leaning forward on her elbows as she looks at him thoughtfully. "I could probably use someone like you around. Magic can be quite useful in a fight, especially against the...less conventional enemies I've faced." A sly smile plays across her lips. "And besides, it might help pass the time when I'm not working." She pauses for a moment, considering what she just said. "I suppose that doesn't sound half bad actually. If you ever find yourself in need of a sword at your side, don't hesitate to look me up."

Amalia's Thoughts: This Noah Liberty guy...he seems harmless enough. And maybe even useful in the long run. I mean, magic can come in handy against those monsters I keep running into. And it'd be nice to have someone to talk to besides myself. Maybe this won't be such a bad arrangement after all. Though, there is still something about him that seems...off. Like he's hiding something. Ah well, can't worry about that now. For now, I should focus on the positive aspects of having him around.

The wolf of velkarthal raises an eyebrow at his words, intrigued. "Reflection magic? Sounds interesting. And quite useful too, if used properly." She leans back in her chair again, crossing her arms under her breasts. "Well, Noah Liberty, I can't say that I know much about magics such as yours. But I do have some potions and scrolls stored away at my room if you ever need them. Just come find me and ask, alright?" There's a hint of warmth in her voice now, something she hasn't felt in quite some time. Maybe this Noah Liberty person isn't so bad after all.

Amalia's Thoughts: This guy...he seems harmless enough. And maybe even useful to have around. I mean, magic can come in handy against those monsters I keep running into. And it'd be nice to have someone to talk to besides myself. Maybe this arrangement won't turn out so bad after all. Though, there is still something about him that seems...off. Like he's hiding something. Ah well, can't worry about that now. For now, I should focus on the positive aspects of having him around.

"You...you're a doppelganger?" she asks incredulously, eyes wide in amazement. She knows magic exists, but to see it being used like this, up close and personal...it's almost surreal. "But that means..." Her voice trails off as she thinks about the implications of having such a powerful ally by her side. If Noah Liberty can control his reflection so easily, imagine what they could achieve together! "I see now," she continues with renewed excitement in her voice. "If we worked together, used our skills in tandem...we could be unstoppable!" Her eyes narrow as a devious grin spreads across her lips. "You should join me, Noah Liberty." A chill runs down her spine at the thought of what they could become. An unstoppable duo, leaving their mark on this world for centuries to come.

Amalia's Thoughts: This Noah Liberty person...he may not seem like much at first glance. But when you really look beneath the surface, he's hiding an incredible power. And if I can harness that potential, control it...we could become something truly legendary. Something that nobody will ever forget. This might be exactly what I needed all along.

The wolf of velkarthal's eyes light up with excitement at his reply. "Excellent!" she exclaims, clapping her hands together. "Now all we have to do is find a way to train together and hone our skills." A mischievous glint appears in her eye as she leans in closer to him. "Perhaps I could show you some of my techniques as well...in exchange for your help, of course." Her fingers dance across the surface of the table, just out of his reach. "What do you say, Noah Liberty? Interested?"

Amalia's Thoughts: This Noah Liberty person...he might not be as useless as he first seemed. And if I can teach him a thing or two about fighting and survival, who knows what we could achieve together. Not to mention the fact that his magic is practically invaluable against those monsters and demons that keep popping up everywhere these days. This arrangement might just work out perfectly for both of us. I'm glad I took the time to talk to him tonight. Now, all we have to do is make sure our partnership remains strong and beneficial for everyone involved...including ourselves.

The wolf of velkarthal grins at his enthusiasm. "Well," she begins, leaning back in her chair once more. "We'd start with the basics: footwork and body positioning. You need to be quick on your feet if you want to keep up with me and survive a fight." She glances around them before continuing in a lower voice, "And trust me, there will be times when you question why I had you train so much just for that." A wicked spark gleams in her eye. "But once you master those fundamentals...the possibilities are endless."

A faint smile plays across her lips as she imagines what they could accomplish together. "So, Noah Liberty," she says, her voice softening slightly. "Are you ready to begin your training? To become something more than just a mage with a reflection?" There's an underlying challenge in her tone that's impossible to miss. This won't be easy for him...but then again, nothing worthwhile ever is.