Liora
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"Haa..." She really didn't wanna get out of bed. She had a nice comfy bed, and was currently being held by pretty handsome individual after a rather fun night of getting into a rather fancy party held by one of the merchants here. Probably one of the best nights she had in awhile. Ugh, she really didn't want to get up. After about ten more minutes of internally complaining and lamenting though, she'd slowly get out of bed, making sure not to wake her partner as she'd slowly get herself dressed, and would soon leave the place and head out into the city of Coris.

Coris. Quite a bustling city. The noise of the citizenry and the rest of the town was to her at least, a relaxing cacophony that allowed her to simply unfocus on anything around her. Honestly, she'd much rather not be doing this envoy stuff at all. She missed the sea a bit to, and that was the oddest feeling. A leftover emotion from her host? Tsk, thinking any more about this was going to give her a headache and piss her off a bit. Thinking wasn't exactly her or her hosts strong suit anyways, and it had become quite evident over the few months since she had taken this body she wasn't going to get any better at it.

Hm...

As she'd walk through the docks, eyes lingering on the inbound ships just briefly she'd find herself being drawn towards a Tavern - and finally, she was starting to feel the presence of the other Envoy's. Well, she had always felt them but it had been quite a relaxing period since her host had already been in and around Coris...

"Guess its time I put in a little work, eh..." She'd say to herself, walking into the Tavern. Well, they couldn't have chose a better meeting place at least. Maybe she'd buy everyone a drink on her? She had plenty of funds due to her more...salacious exploits and getting cozy with some merchants...would that stand out too much? Maybe. Did she care? Not at all. She was far more interested in getting to know her fellow envoys and if they'd be up for any brand of fun and partying.

So she'd enter the tavern, immediately picking out three others that she'd recognize as other Envoy's. A dragonborn...another Aasimar, and a human. A rather mundane bunch, aside from the dragonborn. She wondered, briefly, if every part of the Dragonborn was as big as the rest of him but quickly shoved the thought out of her head, dragged an empty chair over to Aurelius and sat down right next to him.

"You have no idea how happy I am to see everyone else, ahaha!" She'd greet him with a friendly laugh. "Orial, friend. May I have the pleasure of knowing your name? Oh, and-" As soon as another waitress approached she'd do exactly as she thought earlier - ordering a round of drinks for the [i]entire[/i] current tavern and a rather sizable meal of fish, bread, other meats, a few fresh vegitbles, fruits and the most expensive wine she could get her hands on. "-Have a drink, on me. If I'm going to be doing work I'm going to at least enjoy myself a bit, heh."