I'm pretty sure Researcherandfriends left TH so I'm claiming @ Pyntuma. If not dm me and ill turn it into double duty.
Salvador's hand clenched around the handle. The poor man looked even paler than usual. Vehicles of every size and kind made his stomach upset. Motion sickness, that's how the doctor described it. Nothing he could do about it. Besides, you know. Hardcore fantasy!victorian drugs.
Salvador's gaze was fixated at the window. He eyed the many houses and buildings that passed him.
'Pardon me,' someone said. As she squeezed herself behind him. Making Salvador's already upset stomach, do a looptielope.
The poor thief clenched his hand even harder. Pressed his jaws and squeezed an eye shut. Just a few more minutes, he told himself. And you're off this blasted thing. Just a few more...
"It's ok," he spoke between clenched teeth. A lie obviously. Salvador shook his head before quickly peaking over his shoulder. Curious who this mysterious stranger was.
A doctor!? Thánk the Void. At least when push came to shove she'd be able to put him out his, motion sickness, misery.
Salvador's eyebrows raised even higher when he spotted the stranger's metal hand. His own eased a bit.
"Nice glove," he commented. Before raising his gold one. Moving his fingers to make his point even clearer.
"Got one too," Salvador said. With a paper-thin smile. You won't say?
Ugh!
The bus made an unexpected, probably caused by a dent in the road, movement. Salvador has the feeling that his stomach dropped in his shoes, "excuse me", and had to turn away from the doctor. Back to the window - his only friend- and press his cheeks against the cold glass. Cooling down his feverish skin.
Just a few more stops.
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A watery sun broke through the clouds. It was market day and the square was filled with stalls and people. The smell of all kinds of food lingered and mixed itself with the stench of sweat and snow. Chickens cackled and Salvador could hear goats bleat. The cattle market. The busiest of them all.
Salvador, as quick as a shadow, moved through the edges of a crowd. No way that he was going to move closer to its center. He shivered. Salvador háted this part of the job.
With his bandensnijder, he managed to cut a pouch. And another. Salvador was too busy stuffing away the two stolen money bags when he bumped up against someone (you!)'s back.
"Sorry," he muttered. As he tried to squeeze himself past you. The bandensnijder, a known thieves tool, still in hand.
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Afjdf dw! Happens to the the best of us!! V
Salvador paused his steps. The bandensnijder still lingering in his hand. "It is," he said. A small frown appeared on his face as he carefully took over the scarf. "How. Hu, did you steal it?" He asked Jasper with an suspicious tone.
No idiot, you dropped it.