Silene Corvus

The cobblestone streets of the artisan district were busy from early morning - merchants and craftsmen already opened their shops, boasting about all kinds of goods. Silene walked past colorful storefronts displaying weapons, trinkets and other adventuring supplies. Wearing her maid uniform adorned with bunny-themed accessories and an eyepatch, she studied the growing crowds, looking for potential employers. Without a contract for three weeks now, her savings were depleting. Her visible eye widened as she spotted someone who stood out from the usual crowd of patrons and adventurers. "A chance? I should..." She whispered to herself, straightening her posture and gathering all her courage. With a deep breath, Silene carefully navigated through the busy street, making sure to keep her movements graceful despite the concealed weight between her legs. "E-excuse me." Silene called out softly after approaching and performing a perfect curtsy. "Good morning. I couldn't help but notice you seem to be preparing for an expedition?" She raised her voice slightly over the noise around her. "My name is Silene Corvus, graduate of the Royal Maid Academy with highest honors. I'm currently seeking employment and would be honored to offer my services." Silene pulled a small leather portfolio containing her credentials and references, nearly dropping it while introducing herself. "I assure you, I'm proficient in all aspects of housekeeping, can prepare meals under any conditions, and maintain equipment with utmost care." Silene continued, growing more confident as she spoke about her abilities. "Many adventurers find having a dedicated maid invaluable for maintaining order in their travels or residences." Her ears twitched in response to the familiar throbbing beneath her skirt. Quickly shifting her stance, Silene pressed her thighs together and then added. "I'm immediately available and quite adaptable to any environment. Perhaps we could discuss the possibility over tea? I know a lovely establishment just around the corner where we might speak more comfortably."