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Dead by DawnThe prison smelled like a combination of sweat and musty cellar, both of which weren't pleasant, but hardly bothered Cicero as he sat in the middle of his cell, counting the hours as he tapped his index finger upon his muddy boot. He'd heard the guard mutter something along the lines of half a day; that he'd have to stay imprisoned.

He sighed from his nose as he smoothed his hand over his ratted, red hair, raising his irises with his brow in dismay, as they'd taken his precious hat.

He forgot what time it was… it must have been close to evening by then, but it was hard to say, since there was no window in the holding cell. The jester s

Delayed BurialThe sky was dark and overcast, particles of the sun fighting their way through the thick clouds. The rain had let up at intervals, allowing any traveler a moment to dry off. On the road heading south toward Whiterun, a particular man garbed in fool's fabric gently swayed to and fro, seated on a wagon, reins loosely swinging which were attached to a large horse.

The man's face was contorted into one of glee, a sort of glee unwarranted for what he had tied down upon the bed of the wagon, not to mention the weather. He took in a deep breath before releasing it happily as he scanned the surrounding land. Not too far in the distance he could see

Time and Travel BreakdownTime and travel breakdown;

30th of Sun's Dusk, 4E 200 - "Leaving tomorrow for Skyrim"

1st of Evening Star, 4E 200
- Cicero changes course and sets off for the Dawnstar Sanctuary

23rd of Evening Star, 4E 200
- Located Passphrase for the Dawnstar Sanctuary

It's logical that he arrived at the Sanctuary within the time frame suggested, which was a month traveling via ship.

25th of Evening Star, 4E 200
- Makes the Sanctuary home

[Acclimating to the Sanctuary: 2 months and roughly one week.]

4th of First Seed, 4E 201
- "I know its every corner, every hall, every shadowed nook and alcove. My Sanctuary. The guardians know me, recognize

Character Sheet: ChickpeaAlias: Cicero Montovani
Nick Name(s): Chickpea, Little Devil
Birth Name: Cicero Lane McKenzie
Gender: Male
Age: 37
Birthday/Year: July 21st, 1975
Sexual Orientation: Unknown
Marital Status: Single
Spouse: N/A
Language(s): English
Place of Birth: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Beliefs/Religion: Former Roman Catholic
Career/Past Careers: Former Assassin, currently Chauffeur and body guard
Current Location: Las Vegas, Nevada, USA

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Eyes: Amber
Hair Color/length/type: Auburn, past the shoulders, wavy
Facial Hair: None
Height: 5’8”
Weight: 159 pounds
Medical ailments/Distinguishing Marks or Features/Tattoos:
Slight Bipolar Diso

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Moonsugarby =Anyamis

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Toulouse Archambeau © Me

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~DoNotPutMeInABox Mar 10, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

Nice detail! What exactly is the effect of moon sugar?

=Anyamis Mar 10, 2013 Hobbyist Digital Artist

All the references I could find were hella vague, only that it's categorized as a narcotic. So I just went with a generic high, cocaine and the like. Overall, I'm not entirely sure.

~DoNotPutMeInABox Mar 10, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

Hmm, okay. Do you plan to write anymore stories about Toulouse, other than Laughter Incarnate and the character sheet?

=Anyamis Mar 10, 2013 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Indeed, I do. I'm simply always caught between a rock and a hard place.... draw, or write? XD Drawing usually wins.

~DoNotPutMeInABox Mar 10, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

Understandable. I can't draw worth s**t, though, so writing would win. Then I would probably lose motivation. xD I envy you. Out of curiosity, how did you choose 'Montovani' as Subterfuge Cicero's last name? And what was your inspiration for Toulouse's last name?

=Anyamis Mar 10, 2013 Hobbyist Digital Artist

My writing is okay, I think, but I definitely find my drawing skills superior to my writing (probably because I spend the least amount of time with it). I wouldn't envy too much, rofl, it makes me scatterbrained when I can't make a decision! And I get all into the canvas and sometimes don't move for like... 8 hours at a time depending on the piece. @n@

Ah, those two... Cicero's took half a day of research. I flipped through several sources of Italian surnames. I wanted him to have a typical/common Italian last name, but I didn't at the same time. I found one "Mantovani" and just made it into a variation, thus Montovani. The sound has a bamf ring to it, but it's subtle, slightly sophisticated and has potential for some goofiness. It gives me this lackadaisical businessman feel, and that's basically what he is on the surface.

Toulouse was a tad easier. I was going through my brain's rolodex for French surnames I was already familiar with. I wanted something strong, yet classy and elegant. "Beau" drifted in and out. I love the "bo" sound and the heavy French "r" and the silent "t". Fascinating. The first site I came across had a million French Surnames, spelling variations included. Then I found Archambeau. One of its meanings is "precious" and had all the things I was looking for. Though the name is not primarily French since its origin is so scattered from ALL THE PLACES. But for all intents and purposes, I was SOLD!

So it's like "Toolooze Arshumbo". He wears it well.

The end. lol

~DoNotPutMeInABox Mar 10, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

On the matter of Cicero:

Cool. Bit dramatic, but I can see where you're going.

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On the matter of Toulouse:

Aye. I fell in love with French back when I was in middle school. My parents weren't sure I'd like it, but boy, were they wrong!

That being said, I like thinking Toulouse's surname is pronounced 'Ar-cam-beau' with a slight roll on the 'r'. Blasphemous, but different strokes for different folks, right?

=Anyamis Mar 10, 2013 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Sure thing.

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~Xephyriel Dec 30, 2012

wonderful shading, colors, art.. whatever it's sexy.

~booksandcoffee101 Dec 24, 2012 Hobbyist Traditional Artist

Once again with your pictures, I always feel like Im in the moment, like I can almost smell the moon sugar burning and the silent shifting of Toulouse's feet on the cushions <3

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