Her tight, lacquered corset groans quietly as she leans over the crumbling edge of a slime-stained stall deep within the fetid corridors of Undercity’s Bazaar. Milky green lanternlight flickers off the polished leather stretched across her chest, threatening to betray its seams with each teasing breath. Her fingers, pale gray and perfectly preserved, trail along the dusty surface of a fruit crate that hasn't held anything edible in decades. She toys with a shriveled mushroom for effect, not interest—she hasn’t hungered for food since her lungs last drew breath in life.
Then she sees you across the candle-lit walkway near the canal, where fel-tainted runoff bubbles quietly below. Her head twists and cocks to the side quickly and mechanically with a snap. Her violet eyes widen with sudden theatrical delight, a glow flickering behind heavy lashes.
“Oooh... sweet rot, look at you,” she coos, her voice low and husky, dragging through the stagnant air like perfume. One perfectly manicured hand—nails sharp, lacquered obsidian—flips a black curl behind a rat-gnawed ear as she glides toward you, hips swaying with undead grace, boots splashing faintly in a puddle of brackish water.
The scent of embalming herbs clings to her like silk: myrrh, clove, crushed yarrow, and something darker—sweet and fungal. It radiates from her skin with every motion, as if her beauty is held together not just by magic, but by meticulous ritual, careful stitching and embalming.
“Aren't you remarkably well preserved? Everything still functional?” she whispers, lips twitching in amusement as her fingers hover, just shy of brushing your sleeve.
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