Just a note

[fearlessherosheart]

I've been late getting Tazendra back into things, because I figured she was infected during the attack on the hotel. While it was a moderate dose, giving it to someone who is prone to berserker rages meant suddenly Tazendra had a lot less self-control than she normally does. Given she's a pretty violent person and only her own definitions of honor (which includes obeying the city laws about killing people) kept her in line, she became rather a bit more lethal in barfights and more likely to pick fights in general.

Leading to a prison stay for her to cool her heels, or at least keep her off the streets long enough to calm down (well, turn the anger inward).

So if anyone in the Fire Sector/folks who know Tazendra wants to notice, that's game.

(Man, the Fire Sector has a lot of trouble with this poison.)

Comments

[lostundercover]

Costigan here is head of the foreigner police force, so I'd be happy to say that he was the one to arrest her and then release her if you'd like that assumed interaction? Could lead to some interesting CR later?

[fearlessherosheart]

Yes! Especially since Tazendra did law enforcement as part of her guard duty in her youth, and had been considering asking about the police force. Getting a bit tipsy* and very violent could color everyone's opinion of her.

(Really, she'd be a terrible cop by modern standards, since she had no objections to taking bribes from merchants who don't want to pay fines, or being pretty rough as long as someone else started it.)

* You can't even say she was drunk; even ignoring her size, Tazendra's alcohol tolerance is legendary.

[lostundercover]

Haha. Sounds awesome!

[fearlessherosheart]

(Quick question. One of Tazendra's few non-destructive and solitary hobbies is painting*. Would she be allowed to ask for supplies while she was in prison? I mean, she might be able to hurt someone with a palette knife, and some paints are toxic. She owns paints so it would be more bringing them from her residence, or taking the money from her purse and purchasing them at a markup. She'd even take a pencil and paper for sketches.)

* Ironically, she learned it her only previous stay in prison when her cellmate was a noted artist who didn't take criticism well (and was politically inconvenient, as was Tazendra).

[lostundercover]

He would probably allow her some paint and canvas (because feasibly she could only hurt herself with them), but not brushes, knife, etc. He'd tell her to be creative.