

So I reckon I could do something layered, a bit feathery, keep the length where we can. Up here," she touched my hair right at the back of my head with a finger, "the glue didn't actually get all the way through, though. "If you want it even, can't do more than a couple inches. She clicked her tongue in thought, carding through my hair near my head. What would you like?" She grabbed a towel from somewhere and started at making my hair less soaking wet. I've got it off your shirt, but we'll have to take a pretty short cut. It's been shit since I started there." She tugged and poked for a little while longer. At some point, she had to open the back of the gown to pry it off my shirt. She worked with cotton balls and something that felt like a little sewing tool for a while, picking at the clumps. "Can do." She headed to fetch something from behind the counter. I can have a go at it with some acetone, but there really isn't anything that won't ruin your hair too." "S'a fucking tragedy," she muttered, handling my hair, before speaking up. I put it on, blinking a lot and not thinking about. A nametag with "Samantha / Sammy / Sam" in sharpie hung precariously from a clip. A little out of high school, with straight brown hair to her shoulders and plain black work clothes. She was young maybe three or five years older than me. The barber came back around, a black plastic gown in one hand and a comb, spray bottle, and scissors in the other. I sat at one of the stations the one missing its mirror. "– take a seat while I get some things we'll see what we can do." She hopped away, heading to what was probably a laptop tucked behind the counter, and tapped away for a moment. Glue! Who did this? That's gotta be a whole bottle of, what –" Oh no." She strode around the counter, and came up to grab my hair herself – I flinched – running her fingers over some of the clumps.

It came as a horrible, clumpy sheet, stuck to my soaked shirt in places. In lieu of explanation, I pulled some of my wet hair off to the side. Five out of eight fluorescent lights worked, illuminating a chequered tile floor and cracking wall-paint. Two stations to the left, a counter at the back and a door behind it, a couple rough chairs by the front with a coffee table of old magazines. I took a few hesitant steps into the cramped barbershop. "How can I help?" The barber deftly dog-eared the page, snapped her book closed, and slid it aside on the counter. The EXILE DLC is a story-focused add-on to Cultist Simulator, the award-winning Lovecraftian card game.Įurope, 1925.In any other city, the shopfront would be glass, not clouded polycarbonate with a constellation of cracks in the bottom of the door. and then there's the invisible underworld.

The reckoner mobs exist on the fringes of the possible. They traffic in the most precious commodity imaginable: life, apportioned and credited in the Cindered Tally of the Madrugad. Now you're on the run, with nothing but the clothes on your back and a staggering fortune in borrowed years. Welcome to the Mid game of Cultist Simulator. This item The Display Guys 11x14 Value Pack 4 pcs of White Solid Pine Wood Tempered Glass Photo. The reckoner lord you betrayed is intent on extracting every heartbeat you've stolen - even if he has to track you across three continents.ĭisappear into the mists of the Nameless Name of the Velvet. Our early game play consisted of getting all our verbs out, picking up a few scraps of knowledge here and there. We can reach the White Door with Winter (as we learned last time), Lantern or Knock lore (as explained here). use your lethal loot to win favour and wealth and build a new life.
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