01-24-2025, 10:58 AM
(This post was last modified: 01-29-2025, 09:07 PM by Bard. Edited 2 times in total.)
for @Callahan ; using prompt: You come across an orchard of apple trees. Scattered on the ground are a few rotten apples. In the distance there is a stag who is staggering from the fermented fruit and doesn't seem to notice you.
janus hadn't realized he was napping on a tree until the leaves around him shook, and the branch underneath him broke. a grunt echoes past the tree line as he falls with a glorious thud. his nostrils suffocate when he did. a sharp smell envelops the man, it dances in his mind. janus ain't a fool — he recognizes exactly what this potent smell was.
rotten fruit. wine, the refined may call it. and just right beneath his feet. they were ruined now, unless he was desperate enough to link the fermented mud the mushed apples made, but there was no need. this orchard was made of apples, and he wasn't alone in this bar.
a broad-chested stag with grand antlers makes a fool of himself, stumbling through the clearing. a deer of his age and stature should've known better, but all men have their vices. but this vice would mark the end of this stag, and many more days for janus until his own vice would claim him. instinct still makes him careful. perhaps a drunk fool of a stag would be more dangerous than one with his head still in place. he keeps to shadows, reaching high ground and waiting.
rotten fruit. wine, the refined may call it. and just right beneath his feet. they were ruined now, unless he was desperate enough to link the fermented mud the mushed apples made, but there was no need. this orchard was made of apples, and he wasn't alone in this bar.
a broad-chested stag with grand antlers makes a fool of himself, stumbling through the clearing. a deer of his age and stature should've known better, but all men have their vices. but this vice would mark the end of this stag, and many more days for janus until his own vice would claim him. instinct still makes him careful. perhaps a drunk fool of a stag would be more dangerous than one with his head still in place. he keeps to shadows, reaching high ground and waiting.
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