Meesei too was greatly excited to hear about Ariel's engagement; perhaps not quite to the extent as Sabine, but it was still good to hear how well her life was going. She waited until after Sabine was finished translating the letter to share in her excitement. "Yes, is it not wonderful? Certainly, she deserves that kind of happiness. I do wonder what the wedding is going to be like? They come from different places with different customs, so I wonder if it is going to be an Argonian wedding, something from Morrowind, or perhaps a bit of both? Argonian weddings have sections that must be spoken in Jel, but she can certainly speak the language by now, so that would not be an issue. Ah, I definitely hope we are able to hear back from her again. Perhaps in your next letter, we can all say something to her? Hopefully we will have the coin to send it by the time it is written."

Meesei would have continued the conversation, but as they stepped into the inn, she noticed the rest of the pack at a table with an unidentified man. There was only one reason she could think of for that, which meant the others were successful. 'It looks like we found the person we are looking for." She said quietly to Sabine as she closed the door to the outside behind her. As much as she wanted to continue with the conversation about Ariel, it was time to get to business. The pair approached the table, prompting Lorag to gesture to her and give an introduction.

"Ah, there she is. This is Meesei, our [i]'leader'[/i]. And this is a 'friend' of Jerrick. We're in his territory." Lorag explained.

Nodding respectfully, Meesei took a seat across from the man. "I see, well it is good to meet you. I do not know what my friend Lorag has already told you, but we have come here to help you with a threat you may or may not be aware of." She began. As she spoke, she brought her elbows up onto the table and clasped her hands together, one over another, in a way that called attention to her ring. In addition to its magical properties, the Ring of Hircine was an undeniable symbol which almost any true follower of Hircine would recognize. It signified her position as Champion to their patron, with all of the respect that brought, all of the authority it demanded. "I would like for you to take us to Jerrick as soon as possible."