Roleplay Idea (Wasn't sure where to post)

[R1na]

Not many people would be outside by now, seeing the weather, but she had run out of the items she needed for her health unless she wanted to keep ripping up t-shirts and random cloth to cover wounds and cuts whenever she would get them. Exiting the large doors that lead outside, she took in a breath of the fresh yet damp air from the wind and the water combined in which she was running in not so long ago. She tucked her somewhat wet hair into the back of the jacket and pulled up the hoodie onto her hair, covering her somewhat of her eyes and half of her face whenever she looked into the directions on her side. Rina clutched her purse and began walking, only to notice a man sat out front, drenched in water and dirt from Mother Nature's downpour, she didn't want much to do with people and strangers right now, seeing how she left her only defense at home but she wasn't about to let the man get himself sick and worsen his condition. She may be rude but she wasn't cruel, Rina loosed the grip on her umbrella and placed it above the man's shoulder. "Usually people tend to stay inside during times like this"

 

[thatsonetiredidiot]

His eyes shot up, his head soon following. when he looked up at Rina, he had no features of a monster. he looked just like someone normal who just got caught in the rain. his wet hair stuck to his forehead and dripped onto his nose while his chocolatey, puppy-like eyes blinked up at Rina through the stringy and wet locks of hair that hung in front of his eyes.. He looked nothing like the hungry leech in the woods, but rather a normal man... a drenched normal man.

"Usually.." he repeated with a sarcastic chuckle and a smile. not the toothy kind of smile, he was smart enough not to do that, but rather a cheeky, pursed lipped smile.

 

[R1na]

Her guard still held high, she gently placed the umbrella in an angle in which it was covering the man just enough to stop the rainfall from hitting his shoulders, turning her gaze out towards the damp and gloomy streets she softly spoke: "Are you new here or do you just not want to go home?" A small laugh escaped her lips in response to her question before she slowly had sat down next to the man, the umbrella in the middle of them, allowing her to keep a safe distance.