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(My apologies for the relatively short notice... I'd had the worst weekend. ) Although I really do wish to join (as I said its a great Idea) after reading up on everything we need to fill in and such I feel as though I'm a little too incompetent and under experienced to actually fill all these...

Wow, after that last addition I'm even keener. The depth you've gone into is amazing!

Bloody bored.

This is really interesting. Though I'm a newbie, so I'm not sure how well I'd fair with all these systems and such >-<. It Is very clever plot none the less!

Your demon idea sounds fun ? (That is if you're still looking ^-^)

That is actually a really cool idea! You said you were unsure on how the hour glass was fixed, I figured, perhaps you could incoperate that AI/robot idea and say that this robot helps them mend the hourglass? ( I'm a little unsure how good that sounds because I can't tell if the glass would fix...

Watching her on the move again she walked across the branch and jumped off, her feed gracefully sliding down the hill as she yet again continued to follow.  Once finding her footing again she took the nearest tree and began to walk along side the adventure, hiding from the light and from her.

Leaning under the shadows of the closest trunk, her hair still in her face and cap pulled down, she watched with a smirk. It wasn't the cleanest of jobs, but it was fun to watch. Her curiosity was now sky high at why an assassin would waste there time killing some blokes in a forest. Let alone...

As soon as she took off and was almost out of sight she dropped drown, flipping lightly off the branch and crouching into the bush. She stayed there for a moment before following under the shadows of branches. ' This was going to be good..'

Snaking herself down a little further she watched the adventure with gaining interest, peering down at the small camp before. 'Hm.. new..'  she hadn't been to far this way and the new sight mildly amused her, she felt the small smile on her lips and internally berated herself. She had been alone...

Leaping to the closest tree she peered down to the adventure, gauging the sudden change.  Grasping at  a branch she swung upwards to peer above the tree top, her view scanning till she too saw the smoke in the distance.  Pulling herself gently down she watched the figure below in the shrubs...

Almost gliding along the branch she would jump across the parting of trees, landing flush against the trunk of the next.  She'd been watching the woman for awhile, a lack of interesting things to do and a certain curiousness as to what she was here for.  Although having a fun assassination would...

"OK.." She held back the small thank-you that was tempted to spill from her mouth, but instead smiled and nodded "Sleep well." As much as she was up fro so more conversation the man did look tired, and the book that she had before her was still calling at her. She got up barricade the door...

She caught him out the corner of her eye and nodded to him, leaving the book open she stood up and grabbed the satchel, leaving Khavauls jar behind for him to rest in if he needed. The small man smiled lightly and sat in the jar, watching the ceiling, just clearly a little tense at Roland...

Stepping inside she observed the area, It wasn't as homely as the little house they had left, but she found no reason to be afraid of it, at least while it was bathed in the sunlight. It also felt more protected. After wandering the premises she found a nice corner near some crates, without a...

After hesitantly getting on, she eventually found herself enjoying the view as he eyes scanned the new areas as they traversed. She was a little shaky as she got off holding her hands pressed together to stop most of the small tremors that flowed through her arms. After letting them subside a...

Fixing her satchel on her arm and nodding to the small blue man on her shoulder. "R-Ready as always. "

With a small nod she fixed the bag on her shoulder and heading to the kitchen, gathering Roland's bag of food and scavenging for water bottles to fill. After sorting through all the cupboards,she walked back out to place everything neatly in her satchel, and picked up the small jar from the...

...voice almost British like, was rather firm and held no squeak that would be expected of someone his size. He coughed between the second sentence *Kinder then others anyway..* But from his small enough size it was practically unhearable. Deciding it was early enough, she unfolded her legs...