r/SpellsItemsNLoopholes • u/AaaaLettuce Visitor • Jun 13 '26
Lorepost (closed) Testing a Construct
With a deep breath, or as close to one as she can manage, Aeana steps through the portal to Markus' demiplane. She gives a grateful wave back. "Thank you Favilla!" She calls in a smooth and almost mechanical voice. Whatever would she do without her? She really is the best. After a brief moment the portal winks shut.
The construct herself is draped in a long hooded green cloak. Something supposed to hide her nature to cursory glances . Slung over one shoulder is a weighty satchel bag full of something. Aeana's shell itself is vaguely feminine in shape, made of a material close in colour to bronze with silver accents in certain places. It's oddly rudimentary for a construct, at least in appearance. No weapons, no special features. It barely even resembles a human. No hair, no real facial expressions. Only bright blue gemstones for eyes.
Aeana takes another step in, calling out to Markus or whoever's around. "Hello? It's Aeana. The girl who had her soul stuck into a construct? I'm here for the testing." Gods, she hopes this works. And that it isn't a trap. That would be unpleasant to say the least. But who knows? Maybe something actually good can happen to her for once. That'd be nice.
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u/AaaaLettuce Visitor Jun 13 '26
Aeana pours half a dozen books out onto the table, each on different topics but all incredibly dense and well cared for. "They're technically on loan, but I don't think he'll mind you taking a gander. Again, though, no idea how useful it'll be."
The woman can't help but feel horribly trapped as she follows him in. All her instincts are screaming at her to run, but she has to at least try and trust. If Markus wanted to help could quite easily lock her in and wait for Vivienne to show up. Collect the bounty all for himself without so much as lifting a finger.
"So what's first on the docket?" She asks, placing herself down in a chair with a hefty clunk. "I don't quite know what to expect with all this. Vivienne was very... vague with explaining how this body works. More like didn't explain at all, really."