If there was one thing that Lis had never had time for, it was Gods. She never held anything against them - it was too easy to blame sorrow's in one's life on an omnipotent, powerful being, rather than just getting over it yourself - but she never felt the need to worship them either. They'd never affected her life, to her knowledge, and she was happy to keep it that way. The furthest she had ever gone was to donate a handful of coins to whatever shrine or temple she had happened across when in Bania, in exchange for some kind of blessing or blessed item. Vampires and other such evil beasts tended to react negatively to holy things, so it was always good to keep some on one's person. Considering the group was potentially going up against a Vampire now - or something equally as dark - a donation and something in return wouldn't go amiss here.

Standing with Kayden, Lis dug around in her coinpurse for some change. She didn't come to Starkvale with a large amount of money - or a medium amount either. Frowning slightly at the meagre amount of coins now in her palm, Lis was entirely sure now that she'd have to relinquish some of her other items in order to pay for a Valdium blade. What she had in her purse wouldn't even cover half the cost of a metal of that standard.

Not particularly listening to the Priest and Kayden's conversation, the rogue tossed the coins into a large brass dish beside the various tokens on the table. What with having never really worshipped a God or Goddess in her life, she didn't have a preference over which talisman to take; nor was she paying any attention to what the others were doing. After a few seconds of deliberation, she finally took one of the Bael pendants. She was aware of what each God stood for, and having the deity of righteousness and justice in her favour seemed to be the best idea. It was either that, or Fineki - and Lis preferred to save her skin with her own skill rather than random luck.

[i]"Although I might need some dumb luck, if half the idiots in this outfit are anything to go by."[/i] She thought to herself, mind going back to the canine counterweight and those ridiculous gnomes with a glower.

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