» Sun Nov 21, 2010 11:14 am
A few things before the next entry (Captain Rexulius Yautja Xenomorphicalus meets the Bridge Troll (also known as the Entry from Hell, because I am tired of writing their names out....)). I'm thinking that this will be entry two, and the love scene will be entry one. After that, I'll have anyone else reading this besides Ni!, Carrot, and Trannigan participate in the next contest, which will be "Guess who wrote which line." I'm thinking the prize will be a few lines for your character. So, onto the love scene.
Sur le Island - Yes, that is even more French, which sort of fits, because it is the language of love
So, where/when we last left off, Lady Syl was rummaging around in her bodice - is that the proper term? I can't even remember... Whatevs, that is besides the point. It was very attractive, the way she was doing it - and, currently, she had pulled out a bottle of what else, but vapors!
Honestly, I detest contrived plot devices like this, and you probably realize how contrived it actually is, so that is why I am going to distract you now with a graphic mild depiction of a romance scene.
Lady Syl uncorked the bottle suggestively with her teeth, then put the cork in her mouth, moved her tongue around, and spit out a tied cherry stem. Yeah, that is how skilled she is. Turned cork into a cherry stem. Naturally, the men were quite hot and bothered, aside from Schmut E., who was busy fending off the advances of the two Mazken he had slapped across the face. "Oi, Broken-Scale, get these dames offa me!" he shrieked like a little girl as the two clawed at his rippling physique. "Dude, like, I'll totally help with that," said Broken-Scale, who immediately began to help with that. The Son, meanwhile, was investigating a nearby fountain of some white powder.
Anyways, Tran the Gan was still concerned about the still-unconscious Carro. "Lady Syl, can you use those vapors to help this poor damsel in distress?" questioned Tran the Gan as he blatantly eyed Syl's bodice, if you know what I mean. Look, a man has needs, and Tran the Gan was still a virgin, okay? Now he was confronted with two incredibly beautiful women, and that was getting him all hot and bothered.
"Anything for you, hot stuff," responded Syl as she sensually poured the vapors onto Carro's face or something. I don't know how vapors work, so why don't you just imagine it yourself, you little pervert. I know what you are thinking. Bad! Bad! To continue, Carro immediately awokened, and almost fainted again, what with the beauty of the two people surrounding her. "So," Syl propositioned, "while those three are busy, how about we get busy ourselves?"
First line, served up hot and spicy: Impressed at her offer, Lord Gan oiled back his already oiled hair, which now contained more oil than Saudi Arabia, but he made sure to save some for his Gentlemen's area. Second line, equally hot and spicy: "Tell me fairest maidens, have either of you ever yearned to take a gaze upon white gold tower?" he asked with a suggestive grin.
The two maidens blushed, and both started to titter, whatever the hell that means. Seriously, why can't you just say "laughed" or "giggled" or "another synonym for laughed." Crikey, that isn't tubular at all. And yes, I just used surfer and Aussie slang there. Remember, I did, not the two men who were currently fending off the advances of the Mazken.
So, the two lovely ladies and Tran the Gan got down to business, probably in a hidden cove somewhere. It was all going very smoothly (thanks to Tran the Gan's oil), but then something ran amiss. Also, that something was the third line. "Short people don't have feelings!" said Carro, directing her insult at the currently de-robed Syl, who had mentioned something about having feelings. "Why you little harlet!" shrieked Syl, at the fully clothed Carro. "Ladies, ladies," said Tran the Gan as he oiled back his hair.
"I'm leaving!" cried out Carro; she had never been called a "little harlet" before, so her feelings were quite hurt. Anyways, Syl and Tran the Gan continued on with their business.
Meanwhile, Carro had returned to the slumhole of Bravil, where she found a mysterious stranger awaiting for her. BUT WHO COULD IT BE???
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