Posted Nov. 23, 2021, 11:18 a.m. by Civilian Eryn Romanov (Colonial Intelligence Agent) (Jennifer Ward)
In the days leading through Eryn’s recovery there was a lot of work done behind the scenes. As well as many outings to learn the immediate layout near their current dwelling. They would have to move soon, but for now the safe house was mostly secure. During one of the those outings though, Eryn discovered several art galleries. And one just happened to be an auxiliary location for the gallery on Risa that had exclusive rights to her art work. A few hours on the computer, letters to the ‘Family’ and the gallery on Risa set things in motion. Later she was able to procure the materials and with endless quiet hours of work had Eryn in possession of a few mostly finished metal work pieces. With those put aside she made her way toward the gallery in question with the intention of speaking to the curator.
“I vould speak to Ms Thostelistique…now.” Eryn always got her way. Blue eyes flashing and short cropped white blonde hair swirling like a storm around her. The nearest employee took in the woman with the mild Russian accent, the stance, visible scars across arms and one maybe even on her chest, and the aura of danger and decided she wanted nothing to do with it. Ms Thostelistique could deal with her.
The Risan woman appeared and stopped short staring at the back of the woman who was looking at a piece, “It’s very expensive.” It was clear she didn’t think Eryn capable of affording to the breathe the air in the gallery. Eryn turned slowly meeting the woman’s gaze head on. “And I’m sure it’s vorth every penny, plus your commission Ms Thostelistique. Eryn Romanov, we have business.”
Thostelistique paused, a bit stunned and then composed herself. “Ms Romanov. Yes of course I was told you were coming, but I didn’t quite believe it. Please come this way.”
“We are so pleased to be able to showcase some of your pieces Ms Romanov. I worked at our main location on Risa and always appreciated the detail of your pieces and the perspective they provided. I look forward to your first piece.”
Eryn nodded in appreciation. “I believe it shall be a very lucrative endeavor for both of us. Ze first piece vill be finished in less than a month.” She looked around the space as they walked. “I vould like to peruse vat is on display, yes?”
The woman nodded, “Of course, any time.” Eryn walked away from her, already dismissing her from her mind and made her way slowly amongst the pieces taking the time to enjoy each one.
Eryn Romanov
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