A S K A R E E
loco, maniac, sick bitch, psychopath
There was a fine film of smut on absolutely everything- every surface a mosaic of mysterious smudges, every bit of glass dulled by a thousand different fingertips and too few passes of a dishrag. Even the air possessed a grayish tint to it, so much so that not even what little light emanated from the sparse collection of yellowed fixtures could penetrate the cumbersome miasma completely. It was the sort of seedy little cubby hole the upper echelon (and the local health inspector, apparently) avoided like all ten of Egypt's plagues. Spencer would have called this a shithole- and he would have been correct. It was a shithole.
And she fucking loved it.
The Egyptian woman flicks her fingers through a mess of brunette silk, taming a few wayward strands back to their rightful place before spinning on her heels (a feat not to be scoffed at given the advanced stage of inebriation that was her current affliction). She exits the washroom, intent upon reclaiming her seat at the scuffed bar top when... son of a bitch, some twat had planted himself aside the stool that she had been perched atop, her leather jacket a haphazard bundle upon the ground at its side. Moving with a swiftness hardly emblematic of the amount of alcohol currently pickling her organs Askaree places herself at the man's side, the barest touch of her telekinetic influence drawing back the stool she had claimed and bringing the jacket into her waiting hand.
Her ears perk at the wayward gentleman's... greeting, his accent a point of fleeting interest. Apparently someone was having one hell of a shitty evening. Maybe someone had tried to steal his Lucky Charms? How terribly unfortunate. Craning her neck to face him, an insidious grin pulls taut the brims of her pillowy lips, alluring brown eyes taking stock of him as one might an insect scuttling across a window sill. Broad, solid, possibly fuckable.
"Eat me, cunt," she purrs venomously, leaning in ever so slightly before her eyes avert to look over his shoulder. Another man approaches from behind him, ruddy of face and doused with what she could only surmise was the drink he had been enjoying given the telltale hoppy stench of him, advancing at a not-unimpressive rate. One perfectly manicured brow pitches skyward, a subtle nod of her head given to the somber Scot as her eyes flick back to him. "You might want to handle that."