Wen along with, Cain and Lyle have been to quite a couple of worlds, stepping through countless rings, one after another. Of course this one was no different, everything going black for maybe a minute or two and suddenly there they were in a new world.
" Ugh, Jeez, I hate it when we just stumble onto one of those things without any warning." Wen
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It was always the same when they went to a new place. Their coffin-carrying companion was cautious at first, always afraid to do anything until they figured out what the world was like. This probably came from when he used to travel by himself before he met Wen and Lyle, and he ended up being hurt more often.
And, like always, the first thing Cain wanted was “Let’s see if there’s a priest in this town too.” he mentioned as he caught up to Wen. Apparently his idea of safety was in the presence of other Believers like him. Though, when reflecting over the time they ended up meeting rather dangerous religious zealots, it wasn’t always the best idea.
Despite this, Cain still looked for any help to lift his curse. Though he had yet to explain what it was. “…I wonder where we should start?;”
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He looked at Cain "Will you give up lookin for a priest?" he started walking again "jeez why cant you holy people loosen up and have a little fun once in awhile."
Cecil was what you'd call a good example of a bad example. He drank, smoked, cheated at cards, and enjoyed picking up women. He really didn't give a shit about religion and that's probably why he seemed bitter toward Cain at times.
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Wen looked around around the town, thinking where one could find a priest but she didn't have the faintest clue on where they would hang out, so she guessed. " Hmm, maybe we should look...in that place. " Pointing at probably the most sinful place in the town, The Saloon. Of course she had no idea what she was pointing at, only knowing that she was trying to help.
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The outside of the Saloon is pretty normal during the day. Only in the evening when the lights are bright against the night and silhouettes dance across the windows; putting on a show of sin to any passersbyers (hence the name 'House of Sin'). but as of now, it was just a normal bar.
The sounds of music and laughter played out from the swinging doors or the Saloon. Banjos, drums, fiddles and violins rang over the sounds of the saloon customers; And a voice of a young woman singing. Surprisingly she could be heard over the sounds of the instruments and cheering crowd.
"Must it take a life for hateful eyes ( ... )
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