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Everyday_Man
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At a random poker club . . .
“Cowboy, you’re quite the gambler.”
“I do well enough to keep playing,” Ash told the gentleman to his right. An odd looking fellow with bright red hair that seemed to be made of wax, styled into curled, random waves atop his head. Clean shaven, his skinned glistened like oiled wood. “Why?”
“There are other games here worth trying,” the man told him, “if you know the right people.”
“And you are the right person?”
“Of course,” the man told him in conspiratorial manner, loud enough for the table to hear. “Since you’ve cleared out most of our stacks, would you care to have a look?”
“Well, I was going to go to this shop run by an orc named Blumpkin or something, I’ve heard strange things about that place,” Ash said, trying to read the faces at the table. They looked jealous at the invitation given his way. Higher stakes then, Ash could feel his blood begin to run at the possibility of a bigger game. “But that can wait for a little bit, alright, I’m in.”
“Cowboy, you’re quite the gambler.”
“I do well enough to keep playing,” Ash told the gentleman to his right. An odd looking fellow with bright red hair that seemed to be made of wax, styled into curled, random waves atop his head. Clean shaven, his skinned glistened like oiled wood. “Why?”
“There are other games here worth trying,” the man told him, “if you know the right people.”
“And you are the right person?”
“Of course,” the man told him in conspiratorial manner, loud enough for the table to hear. “Since you’ve cleared out most of our stacks, would you care to have a look?”
“Well, I was going to go to this shop run by an orc named Blumpkin or something, I’ve heard strange things about that place,” Ash said, trying to read the faces at the table. They looked jealous at the invitation given his way. Higher stakes then, Ash could feel his blood begin to run at the possibility of a bigger game. “But that can wait for a little bit, alright, I’m in.”
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