EliteCommander

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

Hasyat started to read the questions on his list, showing almost no emotion in neither his voice, nor expression. Meesei showed absolutely no change in her demeanor, but the jewel caused her both a small amount of worry, and a good deal of interest. For the situation they were in, most of the questions Hasyat could ask would give them no problems, as Ariel could answer with no ambiguity. Depending on how his questions are worded, however, some might require her to reveal information that would best remain hidden. As for the jewel itself, the enchantment on it was nothing Meesei had seen before. One advantage of travelling as much as the pack did was seeing new and interesting types of magic not seen in other places. Even within her own homeland, the worlds of mash-dwelling Argonians and city Argonians were entirely different. She eyed the jewel, staring at it with fascination.

"Have you committed any crimes against the Great Houses of Morrowind or the Dunmer people?" Hasyat asked emotionlessly in heavily-accented, rehearsed Cyrodilic. Before Ariel could respond, Leaps-Over-Turtles took notice of Meesei's interest in the jewel and looked at her accusingly. "You are taking quite a lot of interest in the jewel."

Meesei remained completely composed and nodded to Leaps-Over-Turtles. "My apologies, I am a mage and enchanter myself. I have never seen a similar enchantment on an object before. I would ask if I could examine it, but I assume the details of its creation is a secret." She responded, with the jewel giving no reaction.

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

Hmm, so did you wish for me to create the questions, then? I suppose I'll need to think of some?

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

Alright, I can take control of one, but I'm not precisely sure of which one you want me to take.

And yeah, to become Emperor, you have to be the top ranked PvPer in a server, and your faction has to control a set of six keeps surrounding the Imperial City.

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

Meesei was surprised to hear words of what she thought was Dunmeris she could not understand, but when they switched to Jel and Cyrodilic, she was able to follow along. When the An-Xileel representative spoke to Meesei, she maintained a professional, but friendly demeanor, just as she had been taught all those years ago by her father. As Treeminder, Meesei was one of the leaders of the village and had the capacity to speak for everyone she led. As a result, she had to know how to speak diplomatically with other leaders, whether they be of another village, or an entire city.

"My name is Meesei, it is a pleasure." She responded in Jel. "I am not a business partner precisely, but a friend. I, and the friends I travel with, met Ariel as we were passing through Morrowind. We have been traveling together for roughly two months, so I can speak for her skill in alchemy, and her desire to settle in Thorn." Meesei explained. She knew Ariel was by no means fluent in Jel, but she hoped she would be able to understand the basic meaning of what they were saying. Even just attempting to learn the language would demonstrate genuine interest in wanting to live in Thorn.

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

You can timeskip.

Sorry about the delay. I successfully got emperor in ESO.

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

Ahnasha nodded and smiled to Fendros, even if her mood was not spectacular. "I wouldn't really know the first thing about what to get, so go ahead. Just don't expect masterpieces out of me at first." She knew there was a long road ahead if she ever wished to become skilled with drawing, and in all likelyhood, she would end up becoming frustrated and stopping, but there was a chance she could stick with it.

Meesei agreed with Ariel that her presence might make Ariel seem like less of an outsider, though honestly, it was Ariel's own knowledge of Argonian culture and history that would bring her the most acceptance. Of course, in a meeting to discuss a loan, Meesei doubted that topic would come up. "Very well, we can leave shortly before it finishes to make sure we arrive on time. Having your request approved at this meeting will be all about giving proper impressions. I can help, but it will need to be mostly you who does the talking." Meesei commented. It was not long before most of the group had finished their meals and were ready to start out on their plans for the day.

Blood Act I~ Ghosts of the Past

Ssarak Dyreackthanose

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"Agreed. Leith, if you wish to recover fully from yesterday's events, you will need rest. Even if you do not feel it completely necessary to visit the infirmary, you should at the very least get some rest here to speed along your recovery." Ssarak recommended. Going through his mind was a list of his friends and acquaintances and the last places he remembered seeing them. Other than Leith and Meirin, He had not seen many of the others he had fought alongside in the dining hall. Devan, Jenna, Auriel, and Haklo were all alive the last time he saw them, but anything could have happened when they split off to secure the college. Sure, they did have the advantage in their counterattack, but it had still been a dangerous task. There were also other, less combat-capable students he knew that he had not seen since before the attack. Then there was Annabeth, who he remembered being in a questionable state the night before. Leith was the last one to see her, so Ssarak reasoned he would have more up-to-date information on her health.

"Leith, do you know what happened to Annabeth after I left? I remember she was wounded and in a daze; were you able to ensure she sought proper medical attention?" He asked.

Blood Act I~ Ghosts of the Past

Konan, do you want to respond, or should I?

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

Shortly after Ariel returned with something for Ahnasha's headache, she ordered some breakfast for herself, then waited with the others for it to finish. They spoke for a while on their plans for the day, their thoughts on the locals and Black Marsh itself, and other general topics before their breakfast arrived. Lorag also eventually made his way downstairs for a light breakfast once his head started to feel less like it was being stabbed. Given her fatigue and headache, Ahnasha decided she would stay at the inn and relax for the time being, even if she did have interest in the archery competition.

As she was eating her slaughterfish stew, Meesei paused to ask a question. "So, Ariel, when exactly is your appointment with the An-Xileel? I would like to accompany you, if it is no trouble."

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

Just as many as you can think of that would make sense.