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Situated outside the Temple of Waukeen, across from the Merchant hall, and the Southern Market three renditions set on display. Each having various outfits upon them, collages, all modeled by the same stunningly beautiful young human woman. Vivacious and voluptuous mannerisms displaying various common, but sharply designed styles of dress.
One, as a smith, in a tight over-shirt jerkin showing a bit of skin, tastefully though, and canvas pants, a bit of 'dirt' on her chin, she holding a hammer with an impish grin.
A second image, of her standing on the edge of a fishing boat, holding a fishing-net over her shoulder ready to cast. Typical sailor outfit, with a bandanna tied, ponytail behind, she had a toothpick, rolled up sleeves and shipman's boots and puffy sailor pants. Though the bottom of her shirt was tied up, showing off her lithe, and impeccable tummy!
A clerk's uniform, though with certain flare and additions to fashion, updating them to be more modern without adding to expense. She was standing over a cowed lizardlike-draconic-creature in green scales, in the exact moment of striking it with a large tome! The book has upon it written 'Will of the Commonwealth"
One with her in a pristine white apron, standing next to a big burly butcher with a wide smile on his face, he had a cleaver in one hand and a chicken in the other upside down by the legs. Her eyes were wide in surprise as she looks up at him.
The final one was a tasteful, but a bit edgy dress, which likely looked better on her than it would most others, leaning against the Long and Short holding a bouquet of flowers with a little bit of a little frown and the faintest glint of a tear brimming at one eye. Had she been stood up?
"K.Farnsworth's line of fine accessories for men and women of all walks of life. Interested? Campaign Arwen's & Aluvard's to carry the patterns for your very own set!"
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Dwagin [Duh-wa-GIN] N. - 1a. Small and cute thingum, particularly fond of four legged scaled creatures of the metalic and chromatic varieties.
-Extraordinarily ordinary in the mostest of ways.
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