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[color=9e0b0f]Time:[/color] [color=silver]Night[/color]
[color=9e0b0f]Location:[/color] [color=silver]River Port[/color]
[color=9e0b0f]Interactions:[/color] [color=silver]Astra and Vrexen [@FunnyGuy], Alaia [@Alivefalling] and Maeryn [@princess][/color]
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While Myra wasn't exactly thrilled in getting into a boat again, thanks to how bad she felt during the previous trip, she soon found out that it wasn't as bad as the first time. Be it thanks to the hints Astra gave her before, because she tried her best to stay still instead of keeping moving around or because her body was a bit more accustomed to it than before, the trip wasn't nearly as bad for Myra as she thought it would be. Before she knew it, they were already arriving on the docks after a short trip down the canal.

Just as the town before, Myra's senses were instantly overwhelmed with smells and noises. From the voices of the many people of many races, coming and going to the smells of food, fish and other substances Myra wasn't exactly familiar with, she took a bit to take in so much information. 
Myra was quick to notice that the smells from this city, while also very intense for her senses, was almost completely different from the previous one, unique enough for her to distinguish them clearly by the smell.

Even though Myra was still distracted, the moment Maeryn mentioned food, she immediately turned towards him. She still remembered of the tasty meat that Astra bought her with some shinies a few days ago and how tasty it was. Were they going to eat meat as tasty as that one? Or would it be different, since it was a different city, with different smells?

Much to Myra's dismay though, Maeryn quickly dismissed that idea, saying something about disguising them as he kneeled down and started rummaging through his backpack. Being familiar with the word 'disguise' Myra immediately showed her discontentment as she looked to Astra, remembering how annoying it was to wear clothes.

Fortunately, what Maeryn pulled out of his backpack weren't clothes, but a small shiny metal circle, the ones people normally used around their fingers. Confused, Myra looked at Maeryn and then to Astra, not knowing how a single small metal band would be able to disguise them. That was until Vrexen and Alaia put it on their fingers, completely transforming their looks.

Amazed, Myra walked around Vrexen and Alaia. If it wasn't for their smell and their voices, she would've never imagined they were the same people Myra knew, especially since both of them had changed so much. After a few sniffs and a small pull at Vrexen's tail, just to be sure that he did not 'turn' into a different person and was still himself, Myra finally was confident enough about the strange ring to let Astra put it on her finger. After all, if it worked like Myra thought it did, only 'fooling' her eyes and not turning her into someone else, it definitely would be better than clothes.

Unlike Vrexen and Alaia's rings, which transformed them into almost completely different people, Myra's ring made only small changes in her appearance, like giving her a set of common, traveling clothes, making her tail appear to be a bit shorter than it actually was and slightly changing her skin, making it appear like it's covered in scales.

All in all, Myra was still a very peculiar sight, but she looked much more like an albino, lizard demi-human than a demon.

Much to Myra's surprise though, despite how annoying those clothes seemed to be, Myra didn't feel anything different. Despite how she looked right now, not only could she move like she always did, but she didn't feel a single change on how she usually felt. Astra really wasn't lying when she said that those were 'clothes that didn't get in the way'.

Happy, Myra gave a small twirl, looking at her new 'image' before she looked at Astra and Vrexen. It didn't take much for them to notice that she was felt much better with the ring than she did when Astra forced her to wear 'clothes'.