It was time to say goodbye to Hargeon. Ophelia had better things to do, especially since she had left her guild out of her own wallowing disappointment in her own strengths. It was rather sad to think about, but after leaving the young woman was a mess. Her once long hair had been trimmed and not only that, she wasn't quite herself anymore. She was still cocky and conceited, yet there appeared to be more too it.
She had came down to the option of obtaining a passport to restart her journey. To try again in hopes of fulfilling a life where people would appreciate her more often.
Ophelia arrived at the docks in a velvet satin gown that hugged her curves and dragged to the ground. Her shoulders were adorned with a black feathered boa, and to shield herself from harsh rays, she wore a pair of tinted sunglasses. As she walked along the concrete surface of the street, her black stilettos clicked along rhythmically on the ground.
"My... The line is rather long..." The noblewoman murmured, lowering her sunglasses to glance at the crowd of people. "What to do, what to do? So many options..." Ophelia glanced around, waiting for an epiphany to strike her, yet none didn't seem to come.
She had came down to the option of obtaining a passport to restart her journey. To try again in hopes of fulfilling a life where people would appreciate her more often.
Ophelia arrived at the docks in a velvet satin gown that hugged her curves and dragged to the ground. Her shoulders were adorned with a black feathered boa, and to shield herself from harsh rays, she wore a pair of tinted sunglasses. As she walked along the concrete surface of the street, her black stilettos clicked along rhythmically on the ground.
"My... The line is rather long..." The noblewoman murmured, lowering her sunglasses to glance at the crowd of people. "What to do, what to do? So many options..." Ophelia glanced around, waiting for an epiphany to strike her, yet none didn't seem to come.