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(Oh shit sorry about the first thing but I've reread their posts and they left the tavern...)@JustCallMeAimee[/URL] )
Party 1
The only enemy's left are the two Orc's about to engage Lilara and the injured Druid, and a third Orc looking for revenge on Ouranous. He's taller than the average orc, and stronger looking as well. He wields a heavy-headed maul.
Lilara jumps in front of one of the engaging Orc's way. She can't hold off both at once, and can only hope that Connor can protect himself enough from the second. She's forced to be defensive, taking blow after numbing blow to her shield, stepping back from the strikes to dampen their strength. This'll likely be another one of those adventures, where at the end she won't be able to feel her shoulder arm. A small pittance compared to Connor's potential injury. The Orc grabs Lilara's shield, and has a moment of panic. She knows what is next, or can easily guess. She slips her arm out of her shields straps, almost in time to get it out before the Orc yanked the shield away. It painfully wrenched her arm, but the situation could be worse. She desperately dodges aside, and takes a pounding blow to her shoulder armor. The plate will not bend under the swords hammer-like blow, but the impact jarr's Lilara. She grabs her sword in both hands, and makes a swift upward strike, cutting a diagonal gash up the Orc's chest and arm.
Party 2
The dockworkers grunt in unison, and open the warehouse door. Immediately Sevar and Reeve can smell the stench of Kobold infestation; refuse, litter and the natural foul smell of the lizard-like creatures. But none are in sight. The immediate area inside of the crate-filled main room is clear of the creatures. But their yipping and skittering claws against stone come from further within. Normally the large empty room, lined with stairs and catwalks along the walls, half-way up to the ceiling would be easy to safely walk about. But all of the crates and barrels stacked make for a maze of alleys where an enemy could be hiding around any corner. "Silence your steps, and follow me." Sevar advises. He lowers in to a crouch, stalking close along the crate walls of the warehouse.
(The vampire is still in the tavern, but the person just isn't posting. If I don't get a post soon from him, I'm going to assume it's dead. @JustCallMeAimee )
(Sevar and Reeve are not vampires. The Vampire Desh's last post was a page ago, and much has happened since then.)shadowz1995 said:"Monster? Oh but I'm hurt dear Barkeep. I thought we had a beautiful budding friendship coming along but your words wound me so!" Desh lets out a short laugh before pulling up his hood again and turning his head to speak to Sevar once more. "Eesh, so much anger. So much irritation. That drives the ladies away you know? Hahaha! I have for a long time friend. If you don't have a sense of humor, life becomes far too dull. Besides I'm not at your back. I'm beside you. I don't intend to follow a complete stranger into a battle. But I don't mind fighting next to you." The vampire cant help but openly grin now at how jumpy everyone was. Especially when it was such a relaxed atmosphere before. Did people on this side of the world truly despise vampires this badly? Vampires were sentient beings after all. Every choice they make is a conscious one. Granted, most of the time those "conscious choices" are not good ones and vampires get a really bad renown because of it. The whole "Feeding on humans/humanoids" aspect doesn't help either.