Jo'Puma
Jo'Puma nodded, and walked around the group of three, back to where he just came.
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Amrita
Amrita couldn't help but smile as Veric decided to light the room with limited torches once more. His only chance of defeating her was based on the fact that there were no shadows for her to dissolve into. With the current arrangements, Amrita now had the shadows to use once more. She only needed to get to one side of the descending column.
Firing a distracting shot with her crossbow, Amrita launched herself in the direction of the shadows. Once landing in the darkness, she immediately became one with it, masking herself from all vision.
Let's see if he can stop all of this...
Amrita quickly fired off a dispell spell, a weakness to magicka spell, and topped that off with potent poison spell and a couple of trailing crossbow bolts to clean things up.
Flogir
Flogir grinded his teeth together. With the serpents coming he had no time to figure things out.
"I'm going with Flint on this one; you're staying with us," he said forcefully. Voltar looked up to the sky in dismay. "We'll deal with this once we take care of those snakes."
He turned to Flint. "Or do you think we can make a run for it?"
Amrita couldn't help but smile as Veric decided to light the room with limited torches once more. His only chance of defeating her was based on the fact that there were no shadows for her to dissolve into. With the current arrangements, Amrita now had the shadows to use once more. She only needed to get to one side of the descending column.
Firing a distracting shot with her crossbow, Amrita launched herself in the direction of the shadows. Once landing in the darkness, she immediately became one with it, masking herself from all vision.
Let's see if he can stop all of this...
Amrita quickly fired off a dispell spell, a weakness to magicka spell, and topped that off with potent poison spell and a couple of trailing crossbow bolts to clean things up.
Flogir
Flogir grinded his teeth together. With the serpents coming he had no time to figure things out.
"I'm going with Flint on this one; you're staying with us," he said forcefully. Voltar looked up to the sky in dismay. "We'll deal with this once we take care of those snakes."
He turned to Flint. "Or do you think we can make a run for it?"
Veric
When Amrita's dispell hit, the everything in the room flickered and went in and out of focus. Veric appeared to strain and concentrate for a moment. The room regained its real-ness, but Veric was forced to accept both the weakness to magicka and the poison spell. The crossbow bolts were expected, however, and Veric leapt to the side causing one to miss completely and one to graze his side.
He landed in the still rising water, reaching about a foot deep, though when he stood he appeared to be completely dry. The column in the center of the room had completely descended and in its place stood Veric, the water rising faster now. His constitution was faultering slightly from the poison, but he figured he could last a few more moments without treating it.
"Your dispell almost broke the link to this place. Had I not resisted it, we both probably would be doomed to a void right now... You impress me though," the Breton continued, spinning in place as if watching the shadows in the four corners of the room. "Leaping to and fro the shadows. But it still has one obvious weakness."
He snapped his fingers and the light from the torches grew in magnitude and the room illuminated as the larger one had done before. The shadows were vanquished, and Amrita would be revealed.
When Amrita's dispell hit, the everything in the room flickered and went in and out of focus. Veric appeared to strain and concentrate for a moment. The room regained its real-ness, but Veric was forced to accept both the weakness to magicka and the poison spell. The crossbow bolts were expected, however, and Veric leapt to the side causing one to miss completely and one to graze his side.
He landed in the still rising water, reaching about a foot deep, though when he stood he appeared to be completely dry. The column in the center of the room had completely descended and in its place stood Veric, the water rising faster now. His constitution was faultering slightly from the poison, but he figured he could last a few more moments without treating it.
"Your dispell almost broke the link to this place. Had I not resisted it, we both probably would be doomed to a void right now... You impress me though," the Breton continued, spinning in place as if watching the shadows in the four corners of the room. "Leaping to and fro the shadows. But it still has one obvious weakness."
He snapped his fingers and the light from the torches grew in magnitude and the room illuminated as the larger one had done before. The shadows were vanquished, and Amrita would be revealed.
Rann
Rann returned shortly with an armfull of firewood, and went back for a few more loads. When he was confident in his pile of wood, he took a step back to leet Issac light the fire. He also figured that either Ian or Issac would want to do the final honor to their fallen friend, so he stopped his work there. He hoped that their burial would be somewhat quick, though; there was still the Silhouette's army to deal with.
Rahvin
As Rahvin followed Jo'Puma towards the Imperial City, he looked over at Sadril.
"You think maybe we could actually get some rest this time?"
He pondered over whether or not he should stop travelling with Sadril, especially after his newfound allegiances, and he still hadn't made up his mind. Veric was, after all, after his son and all of Brianna's children...He had always known that Sadril wasn't the most loyal being in Tamriel, but he hadn't figured him to be the most disloyal.
All in all, though, he decided it would be better to keep an eye on the vampire, no matter how disloyal.
Rann returned shortly with an armfull of firewood, and went back for a few more loads. When he was confident in his pile of wood, he took a step back to leet Issac light the fire. He also figured that either Ian or Issac would want to do the final honor to their fallen friend, so he stopped his work there. He hoped that their burial would be somewhat quick, though; there was still the Silhouette's army to deal with.
Rahvin
As Rahvin followed Jo'Puma towards the Imperial City, he looked over at Sadril.
"You think maybe we could actually get some rest this time?"
He pondered over whether or not he should stop travelling with Sadril, especially after his newfound allegiances, and he still hadn't made up his mind. Veric was, after all, after his son and all of Brianna's children...He had always known that Sadril wasn't the most loyal being in Tamriel, but he hadn't figured him to be the most disloyal.
All in all, though, he decided it would be better to keep an eye on the vampire, no matter how disloyal.
Sadril
"Doubtful," Sadril answered plainly, finding it a bit odd that Rahvin was actually speaking with him, and even odder that he was speaking back.
The reason for his answer came into view within a short time. As the four exited the woods they found an Imperial City that was fortified with troops. Though most were probably hidden in the interior, there was definitely a military force present within the city.
"Looks like somebody's preparing for war. I wonder who."
(OOC: sped things along, hope its ok)
"Doubtful," Sadril answered plainly, finding it a bit odd that Rahvin was actually speaking with him, and even odder that he was speaking back.
The reason for his answer came into view within a short time. As the four exited the woods they found an Imperial City that was fortified with troops. Though most were probably hidden in the interior, there was definitely a military force present within the city.
"Looks like somebody's preparing for war. I wonder who."
(OOC: sped things along, hope its ok)
Patholos
Rolling onto his side, Patholos awoke on the cold floor. The Narza'Tai were are sleeping. Luckily, the madness had not returned to him yet. Quietly he got up and walked over to Karn.
Rolling onto his side, Patholos awoke on the cold floor. The Narza'Tai were are sleeping. Luckily, the madness had not returned to him yet. Quietly he got up and walked over to Karn.
Flint Ironwood, at the dam.
Flint shook his head.
,,Right now, I'm too tired to run for a long time. Let's do this like with the werewolves. I'm going to bury them under a telekinetic barrage with my sword, you handle any snake that manages to get too close. I'll start blasting once they're an arrowshot away. Fortunately they're all melee-types." He said while silently cursing the need to keep an eye on the backstabbing Argonian.
,,Afterwards, I'd say we speed it to the Imperial City. That's where they're going. We could do a lot of good at thinning their ranks if we set a few walls to crumble or something. I'm not an expert on siege warfare."
Green-Root.
Green-Root shifted his weight. It looked like he would have to sit this battle out. The Breton would not trust him if he joined their formation for battle and on his own, he was no match for the Akavir.
,,I have lost their thrust so Voltar has won this game. Fine then, I'll escape when they're focussed on the snakes. I wonder how the Imperial city is faring."
Flint shook his head.
,,Right now, I'm too tired to run for a long time. Let's do this like with the werewolves. I'm going to bury them under a telekinetic barrage with my sword, you handle any snake that manages to get too close. I'll start blasting once they're an arrowshot away. Fortunately they're all melee-types." He said while silently cursing the need to keep an eye on the backstabbing Argonian.
,,Afterwards, I'd say we speed it to the Imperial City. That's where they're going. We could do a lot of good at thinning their ranks if we set a few walls to crumble or something. I'm not an expert on siege warfare."
Green-Root.
Green-Root shifted his weight. It looked like he would have to sit this battle out. The Breton would not trust him if he joined their formation for battle and on his own, he was no match for the Akavir.
,,I have lost their thrust so Voltar has won this game. Fine then, I'll escape when they're focussed on the snakes. I wonder how the Imperial city is faring."
OCC: Can we please skip the eulogizing, just skip to travelling to the IC, I'm really not in the proper mind to write something like that without being a bit..... sloppy.
Ian
He spotted the young ones in the clearing already finished constructing a funeral pyre. Ian paused, uncertain whether to interupt and try to convince them that Kirana's soul was inside him and order them not to burn her corpse.
Kirana was unaware of her body's fate; Ian realized that even if Rann, Satyana, and Issac did believe him and didn't think he was insane, Kirana's body would hardly prove portable. Add to that, by the time Kirana could recieve her body it would have been dead for long enough to no longer be suitable.
The Imperial decided to avoid speaking about Kirana's continued existance, for all it mattered she was dead. From the years of experience with her, Ian knew Kirana would never consider living in a foriegn body, so in the end she would perfer to go to Aetherius.
Issac
Kneeling down to place the flame at the bottom of the pyre, Issac lit the firewood. As the fire grew, he stepped back to look mournfully upon the figure lying on top of the platform.
Karn, standing in Commander Astartus' tent
Apparently, neither the doorman nor the Dunmer commander noticed the black-clad figure standing beside the door to the tent. As the commander had fallen asleep (and Karn thought it disgracful to shake him awake like some lowly peasant), the Dunmer assassin began to investigate the Commander's armor and weapons, not concerning himself with being quiet.
Inspecting the mer's shield, Karn slammed his fist against the metal, causing the item to clang loudly. The sensei noticed his fist had made a tiny dent in the alloy. I doubt anyone will notice something that small....
Ian
He spotted the young ones in the clearing already finished constructing a funeral pyre. Ian paused, uncertain whether to interupt and try to convince them that Kirana's soul was inside him and order them not to burn her corpse.
Kirana was unaware of her body's fate; Ian realized that even if Rann, Satyana, and Issac did believe him and didn't think he was insane, Kirana's body would hardly prove portable. Add to that, by the time Kirana could recieve her body it would have been dead for long enough to no longer be suitable.
The Imperial decided to avoid speaking about Kirana's continued existance, for all it mattered she was dead. From the years of experience with her, Ian knew Kirana would never consider living in a foriegn body, so in the end she would perfer to go to Aetherius.
Issac
Kneeling down to place the flame at the bottom of the pyre, Issac lit the firewood. As the fire grew, he stepped back to look mournfully upon the figure lying on top of the platform.
Karn, standing in Commander Astartus' tent
Apparently, neither the doorman nor the Dunmer commander noticed the black-clad figure standing beside the door to the tent. As the commander had fallen asleep (and Karn thought it disgracful to shake him awake like some lowly peasant), the Dunmer assassin began to investigate the Commander's armor and weapons, not concerning himself with being quiet.
Inspecting the mer's shield, Karn slammed his fist against the metal, causing the item to clang loudly. The sensei noticed his fist had made a tiny dent in the alloy. I doubt anyone will notice something that small....
Rann
Rann put a hand on Issac's shoulder, "Let's go," he said as he started heading back the way they came, hoping to rejoin the others.
Aerona
She wasn't usually one to interrupt when people were making plans, but she felt the need to this time.
"Why are we even considering fighting them?" she asked, "Just take refuge in the city before they kill us all."
The mass of snake-people that were sent after them for breaking the damn was more than enough to kill their small group ten times over; odds she didn't like at all. Fleeing to the Imperial City where war preparations were being made seemed to make the most sense.
OOC: just trying to herd everyone to the IC
Rann put a hand on Issac's shoulder, "Let's go," he said as he started heading back the way they came, hoping to rejoin the others.
Aerona
She wasn't usually one to interrupt when people were making plans, but she felt the need to this time.
"Why are we even considering fighting them?" she asked, "Just take refuge in the city before they kill us all."
The mass of snake-people that were sent after them for breaking the damn was more than enough to kill their small group ten times over; odds she didn't like at all. Fleeing to the Imperial City where war preparations were being made seemed to make the most sense.
OOC: just trying to herd everyone to the IC
Ian
He gave a start when Rann placed a hand on his shoulder. Issac nodded, silently, in turn placeing a hand hand on Satyana. Both followed closely behind Rann.
Ian
The vampire kept the threesome within sight, but did not move any closer. He devided his attention between matching the young ones' pace and being aware of conversation in his own head.
OCC: Kirana is waiting for a response, Cerpin can be cryptic or otherwise secretive if he wants.
Cerpin
You're residing in Ian's body right now, along with myself. The necromancer didn't want you dead, for whatever reason.
You're residing in Ian's body right now, along with myself. The necromancer didn't want you dead, for whatever reason.
Kirana
The last part of the explanation made the most sense. "Mannimarco, I commanded Issac to kill me so the necromancer would die too.... If I'm not dead, then he can't be gone either....."
Ian
"Well, he's not in me at least, so maybe he's just floating around in Pergatory right now." He mused.
Satyana
She followed Issac and Rann, didn't say anything, but she was thoughtful as she walked behind them, knowing Issac's grief and also sensing Rann's.
Strange, he seems to have more feelings for Issac's mother than his own.....
Brianna
She didn't trust the vamp...but Rahvin was another thing. She decided just to go along she really hadn't much choice if she wanted to survive long enough to meet her children.
She followed Issac and Rann, didn't say anything, but she was thoughtful as she walked behind them, knowing Issac's grief and also sensing Rann's.
Strange, he seems to have more feelings for Issac's mother than his own.....
Brianna
She didn't trust the vamp...but Rahvin was another thing. She decided just to go along she really hadn't much choice if she wanted to survive long enough to meet her children.
Flint Ironwood.
,,Don't be so pessimistic, miss. Cause that's my job. Now we'll be able to do this, as long as we keep them at a distance. And I would run if I could. I'm just too tired and my Magicka is blown. The swords don't help much with running. And even if I did have Magicka, I can't jump very far while dragging all of you with me." Flint told Aerona.
Green-Root.
Green-Root saw one last chance to regain their thrust. These people were the only ones who could stop the complete destruction of Tamriel it seemed. He really couldn't let them be betrayed by Voltar.
,,Then walk away. I will provide a suitable distraction."
Flint Ironwood.
Flint raised his blades as he prepared to lash out with them.
,,You? Why should I trust you?" He said angrily. The Argonian's reply was without emotion, so it seemed.
,,You have no reason to thrust me, yet no reason not to take this gamble. Defeat this group, and another shall come. You can't fight them all. If you let me distract the first group, you can all retreat."
Flint stepped back.
,,Two who are in favour of retreating right now. What's the opinion of the rest of the gang? Make it snappy, those snakes won't wait for us to make up our minds."
,,Don't be so pessimistic, miss. Cause that's my job. Now we'll be able to do this, as long as we keep them at a distance. And I would run if I could. I'm just too tired and my Magicka is blown. The swords don't help much with running. And even if I did have Magicka, I can't jump very far while dragging all of you with me." Flint told Aerona.
Green-Root.
Green-Root saw one last chance to regain their thrust. These people were the only ones who could stop the complete destruction of Tamriel it seemed. He really couldn't let them be betrayed by Voltar.
,,Then walk away. I will provide a suitable distraction."
Flint Ironwood.
Flint raised his blades as he prepared to lash out with them.
,,You? Why should I trust you?" He said angrily. The Argonian's reply was without emotion, so it seemed.
,,You have no reason to thrust me, yet no reason not to take this gamble. Defeat this group, and another shall come. You can't fight them all. If you let me distract the first group, you can all retreat."
Flint stepped back.
,,Two who are in favour of retreating right now. What's the opinion of the rest of the gang? Make it snappy, those snakes won't wait for us to make up our minds."
Aerona
She didn't know what was going on with Green-Root, so she silently opted for his plan, though she didn't understand Flint's logic in the least.
"If you're too tired to run, how can you possibly hope to fight? Besides, I can cast a few restoration spells on you all..."
OOC: of course he cares more about Kirana than he does his own mother; he's never met her!
Rann
Rann walked along, and within a few silent hours, the Imperial City was in sight. Night had fallen, and he figured it would be the best place for them all to rest both mentally and physically. He hoped that Flogir and the others had the same idea.
"Let's head to the city. Then we can rest up and help in the fight."
Rahvin
Rahvin knew what they were fighting. He didn't know it was called the Silhouette, but he did know that it was the same disturbance that Rann and the others had been sent to investigate some time ago.
"It's the disturbance," he said aloud in answer to Sadril's question.
She didn't know what was going on with Green-Root, so she silently opted for his plan, though she didn't understand Flint's logic in the least.
"If you're too tired to run, how can you possibly hope to fight? Besides, I can cast a few restoration spells on you all..."
OOC: of course he cares more about Kirana than he does his own mother; he's never met her!
Rann
Rann walked along, and within a few silent hours, the Imperial City was in sight. Night had fallen, and he figured it would be the best place for them all to rest both mentally and physically. He hoped that Flogir and the others had the same idea.
"Let's head to the city. Then we can rest up and help in the fight."
Rahvin
Rahvin knew what they were fighting. He didn't know it was called the Silhouette, but he did know that it was the same disturbance that Rann and the others had been sent to investigate some time ago.
"It's the disturbance," he said aloud in answer to Sadril's question.
Amrita
As Amrita appeared once again, she tried to mask her annoyance of the lack of shadows.
"Well I'm glad to know that I can at least get some admiration of my skills from you," she said in an irritated fashion as she stared down at the knee deep water. "Thanks for getting me wet."
She calmly walked over to where her longsword landed and picked it up. Turning back towards the Breton, she fixed him with a sour look.
"This is all a test isn't it? Even if I did manage to kill you, I would simply be destroying myself in this place. Plus, you seem more content in defending yourself rather than attacking," she said in the same irritated tone.
"You picked a dangerous way in trying to provoke me mage... But I have to admit, killing you might be beyond my abilities right now," she said in a complete manner. Knowing that she was in a lose-lose situation had taken the fight out of her.
Flogir
Flogir squinted his eyes and judged the number of enemies heading their way.
"There's too many of em for us to take on. What I suggest is this: Aenora you give us a nice little fatigue restorative while Flint here can use a few telekenetic blasts to cause some chaos among their ranks. That should buy us enough time to make our way to the Imperial City. No need for distractions then," he said, giving Green-Root a pointed look.
Voltar
"I can assist Flint as well with some telekenesis as well. I also been saving a scroll for a situation much like this," Voltar said as he withdrew a scroll. Only Voltar knew that the scroll was simply blank. He would cast a firewall wide enough to cause enough hindrance to the enemies but before than he would light the scroll on fire to make it appear that he simply used the scroll to do such a thing. No one here seemed gifted enough in magic to know the difference.
As Amrita appeared once again, she tried to mask her annoyance of the lack of shadows.
"Well I'm glad to know that I can at least get some admiration of my skills from you," she said in an irritated fashion as she stared down at the knee deep water. "Thanks for getting me wet."
She calmly walked over to where her longsword landed and picked it up. Turning back towards the Breton, she fixed him with a sour look.
"This is all a test isn't it? Even if I did manage to kill you, I would simply be destroying myself in this place. Plus, you seem more content in defending yourself rather than attacking," she said in the same irritated tone.
"You picked a dangerous way in trying to provoke me mage... But I have to admit, killing you might be beyond my abilities right now," she said in a complete manner. Knowing that she was in a lose-lose situation had taken the fight out of her.
Flogir
Flogir squinted his eyes and judged the number of enemies heading their way.
"There's too many of em for us to take on. What I suggest is this: Aenora you give us a nice little fatigue restorative while Flint here can use a few telekenetic blasts to cause some chaos among their ranks. That should buy us enough time to make our way to the Imperial City. No need for distractions then," he said, giving Green-Root a pointed look.
Voltar
"I can assist Flint as well with some telekenesis as well. I also been saving a scroll for a situation much like this," Voltar said as he withdrew a scroll. Only Voltar knew that the scroll was simply blank. He would cast a firewall wide enough to cause enough hindrance to the enemies but before than he would light the scroll on fire to make it appear that he simply used the scroll to do such a thing. No one here seemed gifted enough in magic to know the difference.
Commander Astratus
Jostling awake and wiping the grime from his eyes, Commander Astratus noticed a man garbed in full black along with another man with a cloth band around his eyes.
Coughing and straightening up, Commander Astratus motioned for the pair to sit down on his floor mats. To be hospitable, Commander Astratus sat down promptly and folded his hands in his lap. He unbuckled his sword and laid it on the floor next to him.
"I have a proposition for you, and you may yet agree to it." Commander Astratus thought that with the world in imminent danger, persuasion would be easy. "As you can see, this city isn't well enough off by itself, and it is too vulnerable on the waterways. Supposedly these snakemen can swim, which doesn't work well in our favor." Commander Astratus took out a small container from his inner pouches. He opened the flask and a strong smell of sugar cane and brandy filled the room. "You don't mind if I drink, do you?" But without waiting for an answer, Commander Astratus took a long pull, and recapped the flask.
Pulling out a small diagram of the Imperial City, Commander Astratus circled chokepoints and easily defendable positions once the outer ring is taken. "Thats the plan, gentlemen, let them take the outer ring and have our secondary force sweep in. "Hammer and Anvil." Pretty decent maneuver that always works against a superior force." Commander Astratus waited for a response.
Jostling awake and wiping the grime from his eyes, Commander Astratus noticed a man garbed in full black along with another man with a cloth band around his eyes.
Coughing and straightening up, Commander Astratus motioned for the pair to sit down on his floor mats. To be hospitable, Commander Astratus sat down promptly and folded his hands in his lap. He unbuckled his sword and laid it on the floor next to him.
"I have a proposition for you, and you may yet agree to it." Commander Astratus thought that with the world in imminent danger, persuasion would be easy. "As you can see, this city isn't well enough off by itself, and it is too vulnerable on the waterways. Supposedly these snakemen can swim, which doesn't work well in our favor." Commander Astratus took out a small container from his inner pouches. He opened the flask and a strong smell of sugar cane and brandy filled the room. "You don't mind if I drink, do you?" But without waiting for an answer, Commander Astratus took a long pull, and recapped the flask.
Pulling out a small diagram of the Imperial City, Commander Astratus circled chokepoints and easily defendable positions once the outer ring is taken. "Thats the plan, gentlemen, let them take the outer ring and have our secondary force sweep in. "Hammer and Anvil." Pretty decent maneuver that always works against a superior force." Commander Astratus waited for a response.
Karn
When Astratus took a long swig of booze, Karn's eyes narrowed inperceptively. Despite personal misgivings, the Dunmer saw no immediate flaws in the plan. Again with sewers, he thought sourly.
"My compatriots and I have our own strategy, in conjunction to this tactic." Karn began, "Our number are hidden on the southern shoreline. I may only suggest that our 'specialists' do not get a job best left to infantry."
Issac
Casting aside the oppressive sense of grief, Issac nodded to Rann. "Yes, that's probably where everyone is headed. Let's just hope it's allies who got there first, not the Akaviri."
He glanced down at his katanas, the thought that Kirana's blood had been spilled on one was disturbing. Her blood will be the last to stain it, I can replace it. "Ian's probably not too far, I'm sure he'll meet up with us later at the Imperial City."
When Astratus took a long swig of booze, Karn's eyes narrowed inperceptively. Despite personal misgivings, the Dunmer saw no immediate flaws in the plan. Again with sewers, he thought sourly.
"My compatriots and I have our own strategy, in conjunction to this tactic." Karn began, "Our number are hidden on the southern shoreline. I may only suggest that our 'specialists' do not get a job best left to infantry."
Issac
Casting aside the oppressive sense of grief, Issac nodded to Rann. "Yes, that's probably where everyone is headed. Let's just hope it's allies who got there first, not the Akaviri."
He glanced down at his katanas, the thought that Kirana's blood had been spilled on one was disturbing. Her blood will be the last to stain it, I can replace it. "Ian's probably not too far, I'm sure he'll meet up with us later at the Imperial City."
Rann
Rann looked back when Issac mentioned Ian, but shrugged it off when he wasn't there. Ever since he became one of the undead, he preferred to stay in the background, which was understandable.
"Doesn't look like there's been a battle, so I'd assume that the city is occupied by men and mer rather than tsaeci."
They walked on, and crossed the bridge to enter the city. They found the gates closed in front of them and archers on the wall aiming for them.
"Hello, there," Rann greeted, "We're looking for some shelter, and maybe a fight with some Akavirian bastardes."
OOC: since the army of morrowind isn't in the city yet, we'll just say that a small portion of the City Watch stayed behind...wanna take over the random guard for me?
Rann looked back when Issac mentioned Ian, but shrugged it off when he wasn't there. Ever since he became one of the undead, he preferred to stay in the background, which was understandable.
"Doesn't look like there's been a battle, so I'd assume that the city is occupied by men and mer rather than tsaeci."
They walked on, and crossed the bridge to enter the city. They found the gates closed in front of them and archers on the wall aiming for them.
"Hello, there," Rann greeted, "We're looking for some shelter, and maybe a fight with some Akavirian bastardes."
OOC: since the army of morrowind isn't in the city yet, we'll just say that a small portion of the City Watch stayed behind...wanna take over the random guard for me?
OCC: Curse, my avoidance of double-posting, the army is there already. Karn, Patholos, and Commander Astratus are all planning in Green Emporer Way (the place around White Gold Tower, AKA, the Imperial Palace).
Issac
"Akaviri," he corrected quietly, amused.
Army of Morrowind
A single soldier marched toward the gate when he heard a young man yell from the otherside. He stopped close enough to evaluate them. "Well, I don't see you three as untrustworthy, but I'll have to clear openning the city gates with my superior."
Turning he shouted to one of the runners of the army. "Tell the Commander that three young mer are at the gate, and clarify if I have permission to open the gate or not." The messenger went to meet the commander.
"This city was evacuated some weeks ago," He muttured to the three on the other side of the gate. "So most of us are soldiers of Morrowind, the rest are guardsmen sent from Chorrol by the Countess Valga."
Issac
"Akaviri," he corrected quietly, amused.
Army of Morrowind
A single soldier marched toward the gate when he heard a young man yell from the otherside. He stopped close enough to evaluate them. "Well, I don't see you three as untrustworthy, but I'll have to clear openning the city gates with my superior."
Turning he shouted to one of the runners of the army. "Tell the Commander that three young mer are at the gate, and clarify if I have permission to open the gate or not." The messenger went to meet the commander.
"This city was evacuated some weeks ago," He muttured to the three on the other side of the gate. "So most of us are soldiers of Morrowind, the rest are guardsmen sent from Chorrol by the Countess Valga."
Rann
"Shut up," he muttered to issac jokingly about the grammatical correction, "I'll say what I want."
Then he listened to the guard silently before responding, "So...where did everyone evacuate to?"
"Shut up," he muttered to issac jokingly about the grammatical correction, "I'll say what I want."
Then he listened to the guard silently before responding, "So...where did everyone evacuate to?"
Army of Morrowind, soldier
Beneath his helmet, the Dunmer grinned ever so slightly in amusement at the grammatical error and correction. "To the Western Cities, some went farther, to Hammerfell, but most didn't want to leave Cyrodiil if the didn't have to."
Looking over the great green landscape he could see why. A figure clad in white-gray robes strode up from where the three before him had come. "Oi, odd fellow that one...."
Ian
Being that the town guard or army would be less than hospitable if they had a vampire in there midst, he had tied a piece of white cloth to obscure most of his face. His slightly bleached eyes were still visible, but he reasoned that the guards would buy an excuse like a birth-defect to be the case.
He nodded to Rann, Issac , and Satyana, but said nothing.
OCC: dang, I forgot to mention his vampire-affected eyes were still visible and thatwas what the excuse was for.....
Beneath his helmet, the Dunmer grinned ever so slightly in amusement at the grammatical error and correction. "To the Western Cities, some went farther, to Hammerfell, but most didn't want to leave Cyrodiil if the didn't have to."
Looking over the great green landscape he could see why. A figure clad in white-gray robes strode up from where the three before him had come. "Oi, odd fellow that one...."
Ian
Being that the town guard or army would be less than hospitable if they had a vampire in there midst, he had tied a piece of white cloth to obscure most of his face. His slightly bleached eyes were still visible, but he reasoned that the guards would buy an excuse like a birth-defect to be the case.
He nodded to Rann, Issac , and Satyana, but said nothing.
OCC: dang, I forgot to mention his vampire-affected eyes were still visible and thatwas what the excuse was for.....
Rann
Rann suppressed a laugh at Ian's appearance, and acted as if he'd never met the man before in his life. He returned the nod, but kept conversing wiith the guard.
"Yeah, he probably got mauled by a bear or something," he said just before Ian reached their midst, "So how long does it take for this gate to get opened?"
Cerpin
I'm glad you decided to follow them Ian. The young dunmer has something that belongs to me...
Rann suppressed a laugh at Ian's appearance, and acted as if he'd never met the man before in his life. He returned the nod, but kept conversing wiith the guard.
"Yeah, he probably got mauled by a bear or something," he said just before Ian reached their midst, "So how long does it take for this gate to get opened?"
Cerpin
I'm glad you decided to follow them Ian. The young dunmer has something that belongs to me...
Satyana
She was glad to see Ian again....but there was something odd about him, as if he wasnīt his real self....Satyansa shrugged and waited patiently for the next move. Rann was talking to that guard...She moved closer to Issac
"Is Ian ok?" she asked him silently
She was glad to see Ian again....but there was something odd about him, as if he wasnīt his real self....Satyansa shrugged and waited patiently for the next move. Rann was talking to that guard...She moved closer to Issac
"Is Ian ok?" she asked him silently
Issac
He also returned Ian's nod. When Satyana approached him and asked about Ian, Issac whispered. "Are any of us alright after all that's happened?."
After a moment, he spoke again, more seriously. "Yes, but only a little more odd than usual. He does have to deal with vampirism and everything we have to."
Army of Morrowind
The soldier's eyes held on the man's odd-looking eyes for a few moments before replying to the fellow Dunmer. "It depends, only a minute to actually raise it, but the Commander has to give permission first."
Despite himself, the Dunmer rolled his eyes. "It all depends if the good commander is sleeping a drink, drinking, or just depressed. Don't get me wrong, his judgment is great in a battle, but it's rather degrading to have a drunk for a leader."
Satyana, still confused
"yes...but, heīs not himself! Thereīs something very strange with him....canīt you see that my love?"
She took Issacīs hand and held it tight
"It frightens me"
"yes...but, heīs not himself! Thereīs something very strange with him....canīt you see that my love?"
She took Issacīs hand and held it tight
"It frightens me"
Issac
"I... I'm afraid not, Satyana," He said after a moment. "But I do trust you."
He clapsed both hands around hers, and whispered. "Is there anything else you can sense, anything?"
Satyana
"I...I sense another soul...another mind, very near Ian..itīs possible itīs inside him.He...eh...might be possessed..or anything.Iīm not sure but I do know there is another mind present...or even more than one..."
She covered her face in her hands....
This is really frightening....how can it be possible?, There is another mind inside Ian, it has taken over him but why canīt anyone else sense that?
"I...I sense another soul...another mind, very near Ian..itīs possible itīs inside him.He...eh...might be possessed..or anything.Iīm not sure but I do know there is another mind present...or even more than one..."
She covered her face in her hands....
This is really frightening....how can it be possible?, There is another mind inside Ian, it has taken over him but why canīt anyone else sense that?
Ian
"I take it that whatever you want, Rann will not miss it?"
Kirana
She was bewildered by the sudden plotting that clearly implicated Rann in some way. "What is this about a belonging of yours? And how would Rann have it?"
Issac
Another mind inside Ian's head? Issac didn't know enough about that kind of prospect to judge whether that was possible or not.
Wrapping his arms around her shoulder he whispered. "Until we know more there's nothing we can do, so let's keep an eye on Ian for the time being. There's no need to be afraid...."
Rann
"So...do I actually have to wait on this drunken commander, or can we make exceptions here?" Rann was still being nice, but it was obvious that he was getting impatient.
Noting that Issac and Satyana were embracing behind him, he pointed over his shoulder at them with his thumb, "You'll have to keep watching this if you don't get them a room..."
Cerpin
It's a glove. It think he carries it in his pocket, so I doubt he even uses it to keep his hands warm. he communicated to Ian, ignoring Kirana altogether.
"So...do I actually have to wait on this drunken commander, or can we make exceptions here?" Rann was still being nice, but it was obvious that he was getting impatient.
Noting that Issac and Satyana were embracing behind him, he pointed over his shoulder at them with his thumb, "You'll have to keep watching this if you don't get them a room..."
Cerpin
It's a glove. It think he carries it in his pocket, so I doubt he even uses it to keep his hands warm. he communicated to Ian, ignoring Kirana altogether.
Soldier O' Morrowind
"Of course, I could just let anyone in." He allowed for a pause in which he suddenly said. "If I wanted to risk getting demoted or lose my position. A good soldier follows orders, as long as their effective, but then this one is only a minor annoyance."
When Rann pointed to the couple, the mer chuckled. "Most of us are using the barracks, so there should be some room in the inns. But most of the civilians took their belongings with them, so I wouldn't expect the tavern would have much in stock, or at least not much in the way of good alcahol..... or regular drinks."
"Some would probably enjoy watching them; you'd be surprised how many might pay a brothel a visit while on the war march. It helps them cope with being pushed hard, take their sorrows out out on the girls."
He shook his head, "But I'm an honest soldier, don't drink, don't sleep with some girl who I doesn't even know, and I have a clean conscience."
"Of course, I could just let anyone in." He allowed for a pause in which he suddenly said. "If I wanted to risk getting demoted or lose my position. A good soldier follows orders, as long as their effective, but then this one is only a minor annoyance."
When Rann pointed to the couple, the mer chuckled. "Most of us are using the barracks, so there should be some room in the inns. But most of the civilians took their belongings with them, so I wouldn't expect the tavern would have much in stock, or at least not much in the way of good alcahol..... or regular drinks."
"Some would probably enjoy watching them; you'd be surprised how many might pay a brothel a visit while on the war march. It helps them cope with being pushed hard, take their sorrows out out on the girls."
He shook his head, "But I'm an honest soldier, don't drink, don't sleep with some girl who I doesn't even know, and I have a clean conscience."
Flint Ironwood.
,,Ok, sounds like a plan. Here goes!" With those words, he swung down the two katanas and two forces of telekinesis shot forth. The one of the Storm dislodged an outcropping of rocks and sent them tumbling down the hill, making them crush and smash any of the Akavirir that were too slow to notice the threat and dodge. The Blade was more direct, slicing through scales and carving into swords like an blade of wind. The group lost all cohesion. Part ran while another part continued their charge.
,,Two more shots, then I'll scram! Start running now!"
Green-Root jumped back into the river and waited. Once they began to run, he would follow at the same pace. If they fled the riverbank though, he would have to go to the Imperial city by himself. He wasn't fast enough to keep up on land.
,,Ok, sounds like a plan. Here goes!" With those words, he swung down the two katanas and two forces of telekinesis shot forth. The one of the Storm dislodged an outcropping of rocks and sent them tumbling down the hill, making them crush and smash any of the Akavirir that were too slow to notice the threat and dodge. The Blade was more direct, slicing through scales and carving into swords like an blade of wind. The group lost all cohesion. Part ran while another part continued their charge.
,,Two more shots, then I'll scram! Start running now!"
Green-Root jumped back into the river and waited. Once they began to run, he would follow at the same pace. If they fled the riverbank though, he would have to go to the Imperial city by himself. He wasn't fast enough to keep up on land.
Voltar
As soon as Flint began casting his telekenetic spells, Voltar began tossing some of his own. Two nearby trees were torn from the earth and hurled into the attacking snakemen. Mimicing that the action drained him. Voltar withdrew the "scroll".
Voltar muttered some foreign sounding words before lighting the scroll with a weak fire spell. Quickly following that, Voltar cast his massive firewall spell. Flames 8 feet high suddenly erupted from the earth, seperating the snakemen from themselves. The wall easily covered a kilometer in distance.
"Now that's some scroll," Voltar said, a rare grin on his face before it returned to it's normal passive state, "Now I suggest we get going..."
As soon as Flint began casting his telekenetic spells, Voltar began tossing some of his own. Two nearby trees were torn from the earth and hurled into the attacking snakemen. Mimicing that the action drained him. Voltar withdrew the "scroll".
Voltar muttered some foreign sounding words before lighting the scroll with a weak fire spell. Quickly following that, Voltar cast his massive firewall spell. Flames 8 feet high suddenly erupted from the earth, seperating the snakemen from themselves. The wall easily covered a kilometer in distance.
"Now that's some scroll," Voltar said, a rare grin on his face before it returned to it's normal passive state, "Now I suggest we get going..."
Kirana
She fumed silently as the other soul ignored her concerned questions about this private matter it had with Ian.
Ian
"I'll take my time." He replied to the soul. Ian returned to control again and noticed Rann speaking with a Dunmer in bonemold about letting them inside the city. He also noticed Issac and Satyana, but any discomfort about their relationship had worn off by now.
Crossing his arms over his chest, Ian closed his eyes, willing to wait patiently all night to be let in. I'm almost due for another feeding.....
Veric
"She's smart too," Veric said to himself. "Don't think of it as a test more than an initiation," he answered as the water level reached their chests. "It's less of a chance to see what you can do as a chance to experience what you can do," the Breton continued as the water parted from center of the room and disappeared into the walls.
"And I apologize for any confusion."
"She's smart too," Veric said to himself. "Don't think of it as a test more than an initiation," he answered as the water level reached their chests. "It's less of a chance to see what you can do as a chance to experience what you can do," the Breton continued as the water parted from center of the room and disappeared into the walls.
"And I apologize for any confusion."
Commander Astratus
Belching and standing up, Commander Astratus nodded in conjunction with Karn's idea. Just then, a small Bosmer who's only use was for running information stumbled into the scene.
"Ca- Ca- Ca- Commander Astratus Sir! Requesting permission to allow the permission of unknown mer into the city Sir! Oh bother, that came out wrong,..... there are three mer and a person of unknown origin outside the gates wanting to be let in." The Bosmer lowered his head and stood at attention.
Commander Astratus smiled and then replied, "As long as they aren't speaking with a lisp, I'll take all comers!" Commander Astratus waited for the joke about the Akaviri Snakemen to sink in, but it never did. "Come, I'll meet them myself." Commander Astratus then called back to Karn just before leaving, "Feel free to make yourself at home. And go ahead and draw out your strategy and we can join our plans."
Belching and standing up, Commander Astratus nodded in conjunction with Karn's idea. Just then, a small Bosmer who's only use was for running information stumbled into the scene.
"Ca- Ca- Ca- Commander Astratus Sir! Requesting permission to allow the permission of unknown mer into the city Sir! Oh bother, that came out wrong,..... there are three mer and a person of unknown origin outside the gates wanting to be let in." The Bosmer lowered his head and stood at attention.
Commander Astratus smiled and then replied, "As long as they aren't speaking with a lisp, I'll take all comers!" Commander Astratus waited for the joke about the Akaviri Snakemen to sink in, but it never did. "Come, I'll meet them myself." Commander Astratus then called back to Karn just before leaving, "Feel free to make yourself at home. And go ahead and draw out your strategy and we can join our plans."
QUOTE(Lord Revan @ Jun 8 2007, 02:14 PM) 
Soldier O' Morrowind
"Of course, I could just let anyone in." He allowed for a pause in which he suddenly said. "If I wanted to risk getting demoted or lose my position. A good soldier follows orders, as long as their effective, but then this one is only a minor annoyance."
When Rann pointed to the couple, the mer chuckled. "Most of us are using the barracks, so there should be some room in the inns. But most of the civilians took their belongings with them, so I wouldn't expect the tavern would have much in stock, or at least not much in the way of good alcahol..... or regular drinks."
"Some would probably enjoy watching them; you'd be surprised how many might pay a brothel a visit while on the war march. It helps them cope with being pushed hard, take their sorrows out out on the girls."
He shook his head, "But I'm an honest soldier, don't drink, don't sleep with some girl who I doesn't even know, and I have a clean conscience."
Rann
"Well, I for one am glad that you're an honest soldier, sir," he said, "But I'd appreciate it if you'd never again talk about my sister and whores in the same conversation. It makes me think you're associating the two in your head, and I don't like that."
He knew the guard was just making conversation, but he figured since he was going to be waiting a long time to enter the city, he may as well entertain himself by seeing if he could make the other mer sweat.
Cerpin
So you're not in any hurry to get rid of me, eh? Don't be too patient, though, Ian; I'd like to be more than a voice in a vampires head for the rest of my life. If you could call this life...
Aerona
As soon as Flint started the telekinetic blasts, Aerona cast a few area-effect restorative spells, namely restore fatigue and restore magicka.
She then ran with her companions, but she was unsure of the direction, since she was looking only at her feet for fear of tripping and being overtaken by Akaviri snakemen.
Karn
He nodded as Astratus left, moving immediately to the minature map of the Imperial City and the region around it. Dipping a quill in the nearest inkwell, he placed the Narza'Tai camp on the southern shore and copied a set of positions based on the maps scales of longitude and latitude.
Ian
"You would be wise to place more emphasis on patience..... Nothing that you're prepared for comes rapidly." He replied, as if giving a lecture.
Dunmer Soldier
He clicked his longsword out, examining the steel blade before pushing it back into its sheath. "I'll keep that in mind, lad." The Altmer seemed to glance up when the Dunmer uttured the words pertaining to his lover and whores.
The soldier glanced back to see the messenger leading the Commander through the gate to Green Emporer Way. "Well," He muttured. "Looks like you folks are lucky.... or unlucky, seems ol' Astratus deems your entry important enough to deal with personally."
Possibly anticipating the commander's order to let them in, the Dunmer nodded to the burly Nords stationed at the gate's cranks.
Issac
He hadn't heard all of Rann's conversation with the guard, but the part Issac had heard didn't put him in the most amiable mood. Still, all he did was fix the soldier with a glare and nothing more.
Kirana
"So this is what this bargain is about? Giving this person a body to get him out of your head?"
He nodded as Astratus left, moving immediately to the minature map of the Imperial City and the region around it. Dipping a quill in the nearest inkwell, he placed the Narza'Tai camp on the southern shore and copied a set of positions based on the maps scales of longitude and latitude.
Ian
"You would be wise to place more emphasis on patience..... Nothing that you're prepared for comes rapidly." He replied, as if giving a lecture.
Dunmer Soldier
He clicked his longsword out, examining the steel blade before pushing it back into its sheath. "I'll keep that in mind, lad." The Altmer seemed to glance up when the Dunmer uttured the words pertaining to his lover and whores.
The soldier glanced back to see the messenger leading the Commander through the gate to Green Emporer Way. "Well," He muttured. "Looks like you folks are lucky.... or unlucky, seems ol' Astratus deems your entry important enough to deal with personally."
Possibly anticipating the commander's order to let them in, the Dunmer nodded to the burly Nords stationed at the gate's cranks.
Issac
He hadn't heard all of Rann's conversation with the guard, but the part Issac had heard didn't put him in the most amiable mood. Still, all he did was fix the soldier with a glare and nothing more.
Kirana
"So this is what this bargain is about? Giving this person a body to get him out of your head?"
Cerpin
'This person' happens to have personal business with the vampire here; I'd appreciate it if you would mind your own. And just for your information, since you're here, Kirana, you can't just 'pass on' like you're thinking. You either live forever with the vampire here, or you find your way out. I don't want to be here forever.
Rann
"I get to meet the drunk in person?" he asked with mock enthusiasm, but cut it out quickly, realizing that might not be the best way to gain entrance to the city. And he especially didn't want to be pinned between the city walls and an army of snake people.
'This person' happens to have personal business with the vampire here; I'd appreciate it if you would mind your own. And just for your information, since you're here, Kirana, you can't just 'pass on' like you're thinking. You either live forever with the vampire here, or you find your way out. I don't want to be here forever.
Rann
"I get to meet the drunk in person?" he asked with mock enthusiasm, but cut it out quickly, realizing that might not be the best way to gain entrance to the city. And he especially didn't want to be pinned between the city walls and an army of snake people.
Sadril
Sadril, Brianna, Rahvin, and Jo'Puma circled the Imperial City for only minutes before they reached the grand bridge to take them over Lake Rumare. In the near distance stood another group of misfits waiting around at the foot of the gate. At first, it was hard to make out who they were, though as the four neared closer...
Sadril, Brianna, Rahvin, and Jo'Puma circled the Imperial City for only minutes before they reached the grand bridge to take them over Lake Rumare. In the near distance stood another group of misfits waiting around at the foot of the gate. At first, it was hard to make out who they were, though as the four neared closer...
Flint Ironwood.
They ran, till they were sure they'd lost their pursuers.
,,Nice trick, that was." Flint muttered.
,,Alright, time to wrap things up. We're going to the Imperial City, right now."
(If you want to talk some more, go ahead. If not, I hereby officialy grant permission to warp to the IC.)
They ran, till they were sure they'd lost their pursuers.
,,Nice trick, that was." Flint muttered.
,,Alright, time to wrap things up. We're going to the Imperial City, right now."
(If you want to talk some more, go ahead. If not, I hereby officialy grant permission to warp to the IC.)
Rahvin
As they neared the city gate, he realized that the group standing there included Rann, Satyana, and a couple others that had been sent from Chorrol so long ago.
"Well, Brianna, there's two of your children," he said as they continued walking; they still had a little bit of distance to cover before they reached them.
As they neared the city gate, he realized that the group standing there included Rann, Satyana, and a couple others that had been sent from Chorrol so long ago.
"Well, Brianna, there's two of your children," he said as they continued walking; they still had a little bit of distance to cover before they reached them.
OOC: I don't mind a warp to the IC. Do we want to get there at the same time as the rest? Because if not I'll edit this post.
Flogir
After ample amounts of running, Flogir's party finally slowed down. The Imperial City was not far off at all. In fact, he could make out that quite a few people stood outside the gates, awaiting entry into the city.
"Hmm, didn't Kirana say that the Imperial City was abandoned basically? From here it looks like there's an army occupying it," he mused aloud.
If anything, that was a good thing though. They would need an army to defeat that which was marching behind them.
"I think we should catch up to those people up there and get in when they do," Flogir stated as he started jogging. He thought he heard one of the members behind him groan.
Flogir
After ample amounts of running, Flogir's party finally slowed down. The Imperial City was not far off at all. In fact, he could make out that quite a few people stood outside the gates, awaiting entry into the city.
"Hmm, didn't Kirana say that the Imperial City was abandoned basically? From here it looks like there's an army occupying it," he mused aloud.
If anything, that was a good thing though. They would need an army to defeat that which was marching behind them.
"I think we should catch up to those people up there and get in when they do," Flogir stated as he started jogging. He thought he heard one of the members behind him groan.
(It's fine by me.)
Flint Ironwood
Flint groaned. He was really tired.
,,Man, first thing I'm going to do is find a place to crash." He grumbled when Flogir told them to run again. The Breton made a mental calculation and figured that he had plenty of Magicka for a short hop. He cast the spell and leaped into the air, covering the distance in a few seconds.
,,I'm too tired to hop around like a frog, but it beats running. Hi, gang." He said as he landed within shouting distance.
Green-Root.
,,An army? This is interesting." Green-Root hissed, secretly wondering where they'd come from.
,,We'd better keep running. That show-off cheated again by flying. Say, do you think they have left any booze here?"
Flint Ironwood
Flint groaned. He was really tired.
,,Man, first thing I'm going to do is find a place to crash." He grumbled when Flogir told them to run again. The Breton made a mental calculation and figured that he had plenty of Magicka for a short hop. He cast the spell and leaped into the air, covering the distance in a few seconds.
,,I'm too tired to hop around like a frog, but it beats running. Hi, gang." He said as he landed within shouting distance.
Green-Root.
,,An army? This is interesting." Green-Root hissed, secretly wondering where they'd come from.
,,We'd better keep running. That show-off cheated again by flying. Say, do you think they have left any booze here?"
QUOTE(Dantrag @ Jun 9 2007, 03:39 PM)
Rahvin
As they neared the city gate, he realized that the group standing there included Rann, Satyana, and a couple others that had been sent from Chorrol so long ago.
"Well, Brianna, there's two of your children," he said as they continued walking; they still had a little bit of distance to cover before they reached them.
Brianna
She took a deep breath, at last she would meet them. She felt a little bit scared, what if they wouldnīt like her?
"Rahvn, ehh you...you know them...what are they like? Do they know I exist? Oh Iīm so scared"
Flogir
Flogir looked back at the Argonian. "Beats me. But if I know armies, which I should. There's likely a few who find solace in the bottle, so there's bound to be something to drink there," he said sombrely since he knew he was one of the types to find solace in the bottle. As he got closer to the gate he realized that the group was Rann and company.
"Oi! Is that you Rann?" he called out, grinning. As he got closer though he realized some of Rann's company were missing. Flogir's grin disappeared. "Soldin and Kirana didn't make it?" he decided to ask bluntly.
Voltar
Voltar kept to the back of the group, his attention focused on the going ons between the two reuniting groups. Voltar frowned at the mention of Flogir's question, yet inside there was a slight swell of interest.
Looks like Veric won't need to return that book... he thought.
He felt no need to introduce himself once more. Rann and the others who went with him had all ready met him earlier with "Altair".
Flogir looked back at the Argonian. "Beats me. But if I know armies, which I should. There's likely a few who find solace in the bottle, so there's bound to be something to drink there," he said sombrely since he knew he was one of the types to find solace in the bottle. As he got closer to the gate he realized that the group was Rann and company.
"Oi! Is that you Rann?" he called out, grinning. As he got closer though he realized some of Rann's company were missing. Flogir's grin disappeared. "Soldin and Kirana didn't make it?" he decided to ask bluntly.
Voltar
Voltar kept to the back of the group, his attention focused on the going ons between the two reuniting groups. Voltar frowned at the mention of Flogir's question, yet inside there was a slight swell of interest.
Looks like Veric won't need to return that book... he thought.
He felt no need to introduce himself once more. Rann and the others who went with him had all ready met him earlier with "Altair".
Ian
The man in white robes turned to the newcomers, if anyone had seen, his eyes brightened in recognition. "Nice to see you two again," He said to Rahvin and Sadril. Ian then noticed the woman beside Rahvin.
For some reason, Ian could guessed who she was and from what he'd heard it wasn't someone he wanted to be involved with. His eyes lost some of their glow, he did not address the woman. Suddenly, Flint appeared, much to Ian's continued pleased surprise.
It would seem everyone is showing up for the endgame.... He mused.
Issac
He heard the other group approaching, and caught "two of your children." Issac turned his head, hearing Ian greet Rahvin and Sadril. There was a woman in the threesome who bore some resemblance to Satyana.
"'Tyana, I think you're about to meet your mother." He whispered, patting her on her shoulder to indicate the newcomers to her."
Rann
Rann looked back to see Flogir approaching after hearing his name shouted. He smiled and shook the nord's hand, but then Kirana and Soldin were brought up, and his expression become more solemn.
He answered Flogir's question with a shake of his head. There was no more time for any other such words, as he spotted his father and Sadril coming, accompanied by a strange woman.
"I guess the gang's all here."
Rann looked back to see Flogir approaching after hearing his name shouted. He smiled and shook the nord's hand, but then Kirana and Soldin were brought up, and his expression become more solemn.
He answered Flogir's question with a shake of his head. There was no more time for any other such words, as he spotted his father and Sadril coming, accompanied by a strange woman.
"I guess the gang's all here."
Flogir
Flogir returned the gesture and patted Rann on the back in a gesture of sympathy. "At least I hope you took care of that necromancer," he said. Flogir figured that he wouldn't see Rann unless the necromancer was defeated, especially since the monster managed to kill Soldin and Kirana.
"So who is occupying the city?" he asked, decided to switch topics
Flogir returned the gesture and patted Rann on the back in a gesture of sympathy. "At least I hope you took care of that necromancer," he said. Flogir figured that he wouldn't see Rann unless the necromancer was defeated, especially since the monster managed to kill Soldin and Kirana.
"So who is occupying the city?" he asked, decided to switch topics
Rann
"Well, judging by the bonemold I'm seeing everywhere, I'd say it's an army sent from Morrowind to help us out. But if you'll excuse me for a second, I'm going to go speak to my father," he said, pointing to the three approaching figures.
He excused himself from conversation with Flogir and walked over to speak wit his father.
"Fancy seeing you here," he began, "This your newest two-day lady friend?" he asked, motioning towards Brianna. He also gave Sadril a short nod, showing that he acknowledged the vampire's presence.
Rahvin
Rahvin had been about to answer Brianna, when Rann suddenly approached them, carrying along his wise remarks.
"Actually, Rann, this is your mother."
OOC: I'll give minque a chance to let Brianna say something before I start RPing with myself too much.
"Well, judging by the bonemold I'm seeing everywhere, I'd say it's an army sent from Morrowind to help us out. But if you'll excuse me for a second, I'm going to go speak to my father," he said, pointing to the three approaching figures.
He excused himself from conversation with Flogir and walked over to speak wit his father.
"Fancy seeing you here," he began, "This your newest two-day lady friend?" he asked, motioning towards Brianna. He also gave Sadril a short nod, showing that he acknowledged the vampire's presence.
Rahvin
Rahvin had been about to answer Brianna, when Rann suddenly approached them, carrying along his wise remarks.
"Actually, Rann, this is your mother."
OOC: I'll give minque a chance to let Brianna say something before I start RPing with myself too much.
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