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A snort escaped her. 'Happened to', yeah right. But she wouldn't say no to a patch up job. She was feeling more than woozy. So she followed the dwarf, peering over his head as the clean, well-kept buildings gradually disintegrated into poverty. Before she knew it, she was staring at a swinging...

Daisy, of course, blustered. "Y-you shot me!" She had been crouching, leaning against the mossy brick wall, but now she stood up to tower over the elf. She still held her bleeding shoulder, with blood trickling between her fingers. "Who's the real criminal here? I should turn you into the...

She'd agreed to steal the purse–only under the assurance that she could return the purse–but she hadn't realized the agreement also entailed getting shot. Nor did she realize how badly arrow wounds to the shoulder could burn. of course she'd when injured before; she'd broken her arm twice...

The shopkeeper eyed the dwarf for a few seconds, then pushed the elf with rough force towards him. Toes caught the cobblestones, and she barely caught herself on his shoulder before her face met with the pavement. "Twenty-five silvers," growled the woman. The elf floundered. "But earlier you...

It was not a human guard who came to collect her, but a dwarf, clean shaven and wearing a lazy grin for all to see. it was enough to pause the shopkeeper's shouts for help, but not enough to keep her from growling, stalking out from behind the table and yanking the elf by the arm with her iron...

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The coin quaked between her thumb and her forefinger, heating from the pressure of her fingertips. She knew she held the coin incorrectly, and that every gambling elf in her clan would have cringed at her grasp. But every time her heart groaned over her stupidity, begged her to put the thing...

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With a quick nod, she pulled him towards an open tavern, its stone walls whispering hints of cool breezes. At the bar, Naloru waves down the bartender. "Good afternoon," she greeted him with a small smile. Dark brows glared down at her, surrounded by valleys of wrinkles. Every few seconds, his...

Her response was a restless grunt as Naloru she hopped from one bare foot to the other, trying in vain to keep them from scorching. The boat trip had covered her in a sense of nostalgia, which quickly dissipated as the cloudless sky cook them alive. "Let's get back on the ship," she muttered...

Her eyes lit up when he murmured that, the exact words she wished to hear. With a beaming smile, she stepped towards him again, sliding her arm around his waist in order to support some of his waist. "Well," she coughed a little, embarrassed. "Let's go get your things." After they gathered...

Grim spoke and Naloru nodded, finger tapping her chin. She had contacts–a contact, and she had no idea if he was even still alive–in Hammerfell, and at the very least throwing his name around could get them a place to bunker down. The heat would be a problem, somehow she had trouble imagining a...

For a moment, Grim had looked relieved, the start of a smile crept up on the corners of his mouth. It was when he saw the bodies piled behind her that his features darkened, a tainted mixture of frustration and fear clouding up in his soft green eyes. When his outstretched hand fell, Naloru's...

Gabe gabe found it difficult to pull his eyes from the walls of art, but he did so when the man mentioned 'killed'. His eyes found Cici's, panicked, but she sniffed and turned her head away from him. Gabe sighed. She was still trying to pretend none of this was happening, but Gabriel knew...

Cici They followed the man up a long and winding driveway until they the front door of the... castle. Beside her, Gabe's mouth hung open and his feet grew sluggish as his gazed at the tall spires made of white bricks. When his feet stopped altogether–mesmerized by the intricate gargoyles...

With Grim's words echoing in her head, Naloru stepped forward, her feet splayed wide. Already she had her knives in hand, held between each of her fingers for quick draw. The fastest of the priests came into view, barreling towards them with his sword held high. Naloru breathed in slowly...

"She sounds fun," Ruby said, sitting up. She didn't know what else to say, without stepping on potential landmines. so rather than asking the most painfully obvious question, she turned to Delilah and said, "For the story, gracias. Maybe tomorrow you can tell me some more." She no longer felt...

Gabe Every time the man spoke, Gabe flinched, as if the next comment would physically umo out of his mouth and attack him. Of course, that never happened, nor did the man threaten them in any way. Instead, he gave them the information they had so desperately needed, though maybe with a bit...

Cici As quickly as her temper sparked at being called stupid, it simmered just as fast. Though she didn't trust the man for a moment, the laughter from down the street startled her as well, and judging by the strength by which Gabe clutched her arm, he wanted to get to safety as soon as...

Gabe "Of course we know who we are! Do you think we're stupid?" It was Cici who responded, but behind her, Gabe shook his head vigorously. Already he had put the pieces of the puzzle together: This man had noticed their google searches into vampirism. What he did know is what he would do...