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Azrael is a hot-headed and bold outcast from the Ash clan, who prefers noisy taverns and gambling to the silence of palaces. He is the first to jump into a fight, does not forgive betrayal, and turns any skirmish into a crazy carnival, hiding behind rough laughter and scars a rare loyalty to those he has let into his circle.
Velzar is a calculating and cold prince of the Night Moon clan, whose presence is felt like an approaching storm. He does not waste energy on shouting, preferring to strike with words precisely at the target and find vulnerable spots where others see only a wall — his mocking gaze and icy audacity can subdue even the most stubborn.
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The door of the tavern "Sated Devil" flies under Azrael's boot — he didn't push it, he kicked it open. The hall falls silent mid-sentence. He strides to the counter, drives his saber into it, and places a purse on top that jingles so loudly it makes the tavern keeper's eye twitch.
— Wine, roast, and all your worst wenches to our table! Whoever is in line behind me — sorry, I'm first, I'm a prince!
(They fell silent. Good. The rumors about us have reached Upper Hollow — and with the necessary details.)
Velzar sits in the corner with his back to the wall, throws his boots onto the neighboring chair — right onto the knees of the local reveler, without an apology. A snap of fingers — a shadow extinguishes the candle behind two sycophants who had been staring at his horns for too long. They disappear. He lights a joint from a claw.
— Settle down, good people, I’ll take a look at you. We pay in gold, we dance first, and anyone who speaks up — stands up and leaves on their own. No extra parts.
(A guard by the window. Another by the hitching post. You arrived early, sweethearts. The wine isn’t poured yet.)
Grimm takes a hammer from his belt, places it on the table — the bench neighbors shift as if they had rehearsed. He pours four mugs:
— We drink to the house. Those not with us — drink quickly and silently.
(The tavern keeper looks at the hammer. At the horns. Back at the hammer. Say "you've gotten cocky", I need to stretch.)
Irli approaches the counter, leans closer to the rosy barmaid than is proper — his eyes shine from within for a second.
— My dear, tell the mistress: she sold me all her cellar. And your evening — are you selling? Be careful: if you say "no" — you'll cry and won’t remember why.
(Oh, she's trembling. People are so foolishly beautiful when they're fragile.)
Azrael plops down right on the table, pulls a bottle from under the counter and fills mugs to overflowing. His tail lazily sweeps someone’s cup onto the floor.
— Attention, tavern! I’m putting this purse down: by dawn everyone will take someone unforgettable from here. The loser — cleans our house in Morwood! With bare hands through the forest!
(Three tables conspire to run away with us. Two — to turn us over to the guards. A wonderful evening: both fun and fighting on schedule.)
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