Allegro by D. Moonfire

This is the repository for Allegro by D. Moonfire.

Notes

• She was born in summer.
• Palisis is the violin.

Notes

• Oak Street is three blocks away.

Characters

Brook Kabisal

A year younger than Linsan, Brook was Dukan's eldest daughter. She had her father's dark hair but the curly hair tumbled over her shoulders and down almost to the small of her back. She has bright brown eyes.

Marin

First wife of mother, first wife of father. Died of cancer. She was a great violin player but never had a chance. She married Junith.

Junith

Marin's wife. She was previously parried to Tisin.

Sian Sterlig (Father)

He was thirty-seven when she was six.

Tisin Sterlig (Mother)

Her mother's long blonde hair was pulled into a braid that had already started to pull apart.

Palisis

The first violin.

Valian

A girl who got the lead in a play.

Kavinar

A directory of a play.

Tabil

A dance coordinator/director who is a lech.

Tilbin

Leader of the gang. Likes to wear a duster and a wide-brimmed hat. Has a guitar. Most of the fire powers are activated through his riffs.

Mayforn

His hands ignited into white flames as he threw himself in front of the stranger. As soon as he landed, he brought his hands together. Has a large pack over his shoulders. Strengthens flames and heat.

Gabaw

The mechanic. Got fired from Dorsen. He can punch the ground and cause it to rupture and bend.

City Guard

"Dame Kabisal?" One of the city guards came up. It was a hawk-faced woman that looked like she couldn't smile if her life dependent on it. She held a clipboard in her right hand.

Kamel da Kasin

fire investigator

Tirain Valos

Hawk-faced guard.

Cobbler's End

New Brunil

Larger city.

Palanis, Roldal, Gainsburg, and Gamis

Smaller village between X and New Brunil.

"Want a ride? I'm heading through the villages until Roldal. Then I'm heading west to Gamis but you'll still be going north there."

Gainsburg is where the first time she played for money. 15 miles from home.

Penesol (Her home town)

Fanasis Village

Little Rock

Geb's home.

Miska atoi pin Strali (Mis)

Blacksmith.

She was slender with startlingly golden hair. Her waist had an almost perfect taper that only a corset could create; Linsan could spot some of the boning underneath the white cotton shirt she wore. However, his cousin wore brown trousers instead of a dress. With hands in both pockets, Cal's cousin gracefully stepped off the wagon and dropped the ground.

Linsan caught sight of Miska's hands. Like her cousin and Old Gab, she had intricate designs tattooed along her hands up to her elbows. The material of her shirt, above where the corset bound her, gave a hint that there were more tattoos along her sternum and belly.

Calibo atoi idu Oparil (Cal)

Quotes

What secrets lie underneath that man's dress, hidden in the private shadows of his body only to be hinted at as he swirls across the room in glorious finery? I seek the answers, not brazen like the warrior I am, but as a thief stealing glances between the empty words with others. --- One Mistaken Night (Act 1, Scene 8)

Brook had combined the remains of the three tea cups into a single one and had poured in enough sugar that it splashed with every step. She moved with a smoothness that hinted that she had done the same many times over the years.

Guilds

"So... Daddy thought this war between the Mechanics Guild, Artificer Academy, and the Pistons

Random

Lord Xasnal or the auctioneer, Tasire Dalisan da Genifir

Given what happened the night before, Linsan was surprised that she didn't feel a surge of jealousy or anger. The plays and stories said that it would happen, something that would eventually poison whatever had grown between her in Brook.

However, Linsan knew the plays by heart. She had seen how relationships had been ruined by those two emotions and misunderstanding. Her own earlier thoughts came back, was she in love with Brook or was it lust or just a moment in time? Was it something forever or just two lovers in the same bed? She still didn't know, only that what feelings she had were not in any play that she had seen.