#;rpg

So, I play Jaskier of course, physically looking as the one in the serie, so Joey Batey’s look, but I mix his behavior based on show, games and books - about the timeline: let me know what you’d prefer to play, since of course the one in the show is different from the books - as Jaskier meets Geralt in Posada when they already knew each others in the book and went there together.

Since I’m pretty new to rp in general I always accept suggestions and every other kind of critique that can make me improve in every way possible! Last thing, being new makes me feel... shy, yeah. That’s why I’m making this call out, ‘cause I’m always afraid to send starters or even start to plotting with anyone. Soooo hit me up if you’d like to rp with me! ;-)

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« But the story is this She’ll destroy with her sweet kiss Her sweet kiss ♫ »

The troubadour was singing some notes of his most recent ballad under the cold shadow of a tree he just found. An apple core was laying near him, thrown somewhere on the grass on that lazy and nice summer afternoon.

Jaskier was enjoying the company of his lute alone, just taking some time for himself and enjoying the breeze that from time to time ruffled his hair. The sun was shining and making the whole view very stunning into the start of the forest where he found that nice spot. It was perfect, he thought, to dive himself into the nature and let the inspiration flows with poetry and music only.

He made a couple of notes more with his instrument, while brainstorming to give birth to a new whole ballad he had in mind since the last adventure with his favorite witcher. A ballad of brave fights, love, tragic scenarios... the usual.

Jaskier was so much into his thinking and playing that he didn’t noticed the girl at first. He was just concentrating himself into the point of his fingers, while touching the cords of his lute, and making new notes out if. The concentration for a new ballad was probably the only moment in which the bard could not see a beautiful young woman coming his way, for sure, so he kept playing, reaching higher notes with his voice.