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STATUS: @Lady Amalthea, does that mean every post is a Horocrux? 10 yrs ago
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Oh hey guys, I hope you guys don't mind if I just slide right in.
Yeah, I think I'm going to have to drop out or take a break from this RP. In between end of semester stress and being pretty well lost on what's going on recently when I do try to post, I think it'd be better if I kept myself from slowing everyone else further.
Durin had trailed behind the rest of the group as they traveled up to the mountain cave. Somebody needed to keep the rear and make sure some wild beast couldn't get the jump on everyone, but nothing really happened. It didn't seem like the other group caught up after running off into a fight half-cocked. Perhaps they got themselves killed. A shame, but it happens.
Speaking of running off half-cocked, half the remaining group ran off to fight a demon or something on the side of the road. If the circumstances were anything to go by, there really wasn't time to just get distracted and try to kill any random thing you come across on the side of the road. They seemed to have it handled though, so he kept moving.
This whole time, the elf healer stayed rather close by. Several times he tried talking her into going ahead to stay with the rest of the group, but each time she insisted that as a healer it would be irresponsible to leave a patient she was supposed to be watching alone in the wild, even if he was trying to keep watch alone.
After the swordsman and witch, Durin and the elf were the first subgroup to arrive at the mountain base. They quickly got the idea and stealthily caught up with the other two.
@IcePezz @RokkuHoshi @Belwicket @Lucius Cypher @KazeXDZ @boomlover
Speaking of running off half-cocked, half the remaining group ran off to fight a demon or something on the side of the road. If the circumstances were anything to go by, there really wasn't time to just get distracted and try to kill any random thing you come across on the side of the road. They seemed to have it handled though, so he kept moving.
This whole time, the elf healer stayed rather close by. Several times he tried talking her into going ahead to stay with the rest of the group, but each time she insisted that as a healer it would be irresponsible to leave a patient she was supposed to be watching alone in the wild, even if he was trying to keep watch alone.
After the swordsman and witch, Durin and the elf were the first subgroup to arrive at the mountain base. They quickly got the idea and stealthily caught up with the other two.
@IcePezz @RokkuHoshi @Belwicket @Lucius Cypher @KazeXDZ @boomlover
Leveling up would be neat.
@Dragoknighte, I would like ya to post, but if there's nothing much you want to add, I can post again, advancing towards the camp.
Everyone else, just keep doing you. I just don't want anyone left out as we continue on.
I've been busy. Might have a post up by tomorrow night. Don't wait up on me if I'm slowing you down.
Yeah, I was waiting a couple days for like a Notification to go off, and it didn't. SO I read the thread and suddenly there was a fight going on that seemed to be mostly finished, so I decided to just wait out until the traveling had resumed.
Vaeri followed Lob up to the bar and sat on the stool to his right. As she put her weight on the hard wood, she felt the seat shift location. Experimentally she shifted her weight to the other side and the stool rocked over to that. She looks down and saw that two of the legs were shorter than the others. Figures.
"A pint of mead." Vaeri pulled out her sack that could be called a coin purse and pulled out a few pieces of dingy looking copper and placed them on the counter. Growing up in the forest, bees were pretty easily available. And with the collection of honey came its fermentation into alcohol. Mead was just about everywhere, almost more common than water, and certainly more valuable in trading than it. Any human traders that would show up were keen on buying it. They said that labeling the drink as elven made let them sell it for a lot more and much quicker than more domestic drafts. Vaeri found that she didn't quite like the mead she'd find traveling abroad as much as what she would have back home, but she wouldn't say that it was all that much worse that "elven made" would be a marker of superior quality. Still, she enjoyed ordering mead because it did remind her of Lianyu and helped stave off the occasional bout of homesickness.
As she waited for her drink Vaeri stared down out the counter and idly thought about the various going ons. Why Sana's scent seemed to have lead them here, what the next ingredient for the Cinder Sickness would be, how they would ever take on a Mist Dragon. That was a great uncertainty when everyone had first met up, and now their numbers had been halved.
I suppose that's an issue we'll need to worry about when we get to it. Vaeri sighed as the mug of mead appeared before her. It was no use getting all worked up over something that might happen when now was the time that was set aside for relaxation. Head tilted back, the first of what could be many drinks was chugged down.
"Another, please." Vaeri asked as she set down the mug with a decisive clink.
"A pint of mead." Vaeri pulled out her sack that could be called a coin purse and pulled out a few pieces of dingy looking copper and placed them on the counter. Growing up in the forest, bees were pretty easily available. And with the collection of honey came its fermentation into alcohol. Mead was just about everywhere, almost more common than water, and certainly more valuable in trading than it. Any human traders that would show up were keen on buying it. They said that labeling the drink as elven made let them sell it for a lot more and much quicker than more domestic drafts. Vaeri found that she didn't quite like the mead she'd find traveling abroad as much as what she would have back home, but she wouldn't say that it was all that much worse that "elven made" would be a marker of superior quality. Still, she enjoyed ordering mead because it did remind her of Lianyu and helped stave off the occasional bout of homesickness.
As she waited for her drink Vaeri stared down out the counter and idly thought about the various going ons. Why Sana's scent seemed to have lead them here, what the next ingredient for the Cinder Sickness would be, how they would ever take on a Mist Dragon. That was a great uncertainty when everyone had first met up, and now their numbers had been halved.
I suppose that's an issue we'll need to worry about when we get to it. Vaeri sighed as the mug of mead appeared before her. It was no use getting all worked up over something that might happen when now was the time that was set aside for relaxation. Head tilted back, the first of what could be many drinks was chugged down.
"Another, please." Vaeri asked as she set down the mug with a decisive clink.
Tangled is Disney's most popular in-house movie since they went 3D. Well, it was before Frozen. I'm pretty sure most people in the 1st world have seen it.
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