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He is argonian male with maroon colored scales. He has two large horns on the back of his head.
Kilith is an NPC, a thieves guild member who Sharee hired to help recruit.
Allaina will probably be helping in the prison break, though she won't be directly with Sharee for that one. I expect she will be helping Tagorn or Kayal, so that should be interesting.
"Well, Kayal, Tagorn, since you're both on board, meet me tonight at the place I mentioned. It will probably be a few days before we do it, but we'll start getting ready as soon as possible.Obviously, we're going to be away for quite a while, so I'd finish any business you have in the city while you can." Sharee said before standing up and taking her leave of the two.
Sharee went over to Kilith and began collaborating on their plans for recruitment. Kilith shared some of the names and descriptions of potential recruits on his list, then they split up to try and find them. Sharee did manage to find a few of them at the various inns and other businesses around town Several were not interested, but she did manage to recruit the services of two, an Orc and an Altmer. Allaina tagged along as well, though just as before, she kept very much to herself. She was still rather shy around others, though that did not bother Sharee in the slightest. She could learn to be sociable once they were on the ship; for the moment, Sharee was just happy she was avoiding any "corrupting influences."
Several hours passed before Sharee and Allaina returned to the Blackwood Brew, with Kilith arriving a few hours later. He had made a bit more progress than her, and had also been speaking with his contacts and updating his list. In particular, he heard about the incident the night before with a Dunmer who had apparently killed someone in the streets under some very strange circumstances. The guards were holding him for murder, but a few of Kilith's eyes in the city reported that it didn't seem so simple. Either way, he seemed capable as a fighter, and getting someone out of prison was a great way to secure loyalty. Such an action, however, was far beyond what Kilith had been paid to do, so he simply passed on the information to Sharee instead.
Sharee sat for a while in the tavern in silence with Allaina, thinking on how she was going to proceed. Breaking someone out of prison fit her skill set perfectly, but even so, it was still no trivial matter. She needed to get this Dunmer out, preferably without getting a bounty on herself in the process. Fortunately, Sharee had become rather talented at keeping herself disguised during her time as an assassin. She knew how to alter her appearance so that she was barely recognizable as the same person. It was difficult to pull off for other Argonians, but for any other race, simply changing the most obvious features seemed to do it. They had a hard time identifying the subtleties of Argonian facial features and instead relied simply on the obvious parts, though the same was true in reciprocal. Eventually, Sharee decided on her plan. Both Tagorn and Kayal happened to be in the tavern at the moment, so she decided to capitalize on their help. They were not at the same table, but they were close enough that she could grab both of their attention at the same time.
"Hey, Kayal, Tagorn, I got something important to say; it relates to that job I mentioned before." Sharee said as she approached them.
Meanwhile, Kilith was about to start on the next set of individuals on his revised list. He wondered if he should even bother going out into town, as the mercenaries almost invariably ended up in the tavern at some point. Though, there were a few taverns and inns in town, so he supposed he did have to more around at least some. At the moment, there were two potential recruits in the Blackwood Brew, a Khajiit keeping to himself in the corner, and a Breton man who had arrived in town earlier that day. Since the Human was closer, Kilith decided to start with him. He stood up and approached the Breton's table, just as he had done with the Bosmer earlier that day. "Hey, I'd like to talk to you for a second. I have an offer for you." He said directly.
Sharee went over to Kilith and began collaborating on their plans for recruitment. Kilith shared some of the names and descriptions of potential recruits on his list, then they split up to try and find them. Sharee did manage to find a few of them at the various inns and other businesses around town Several were not interested, but she did manage to recruit the services of two, an Orc and an Altmer. Allaina tagged along as well, though just as before, she kept very much to herself. She was still rather shy around others, though that did not bother Sharee in the slightest. She could learn to be sociable once they were on the ship; for the moment, Sharee was just happy she was avoiding any "corrupting influences."
Several hours passed before Sharee and Allaina returned to the Blackwood Brew, with Kilith arriving a few hours later. He had made a bit more progress than her, and had also been speaking with his contacts and updating his list. In particular, he heard about the incident the night before with a Dunmer who had apparently killed someone in the streets under some very strange circumstances. The guards were holding him for murder, but a few of Kilith's eyes in the city reported that it didn't seem so simple. Either way, he seemed capable as a fighter, and getting someone out of prison was a great way to secure loyalty. Such an action, however, was far beyond what Kilith had been paid to do, so he simply passed on the information to Sharee instead.
Sharee sat for a while in the tavern in silence with Allaina, thinking on how she was going to proceed. Breaking someone out of prison fit her skill set perfectly, but even so, it was still no trivial matter. She needed to get this Dunmer out, preferably without getting a bounty on herself in the process. Fortunately, Sharee had become rather talented at keeping herself disguised during her time as an assassin. She knew how to alter her appearance so that she was barely recognizable as the same person. It was difficult to pull off for other Argonians, but for any other race, simply changing the most obvious features seemed to do it. They had a hard time identifying the subtleties of Argonian facial features and instead relied simply on the obvious parts, though the same was true in reciprocal. Eventually, Sharee decided on her plan. Both Tagorn and Kayal happened to be in the tavern at the moment, so she decided to capitalize on their help. They were not at the same table, but they were close enough that she could grab both of their attention at the same time.
"Hey, Kayal, Tagorn, I got something important to say; it relates to that job I mentioned before." Sharee said as she approached them.
Meanwhile, Kilith was about to start on the next set of individuals on his revised list. He wondered if he should even bother going out into town, as the mercenaries almost invariably ended up in the tavern at some point. Though, there were a few taverns and inns in town, so he supposed he did have to more around at least some. At the moment, there were two potential recruits in the Blackwood Brew, a Khajiit keeping to himself in the corner, and a Breton man who had arrived in town earlier that day. Since the Human was closer, Kilith decided to start with him. He stood up and approached the Breton's table, just as he had done with the Bosmer earlier that day. "Hey, I'd like to talk to you for a second. I have an offer for you." He said directly.
Hmm, I suppose I need to actually figure out what to do next.I'll probably end the conversation between Sharee, Tagorn, and Kayal in my next one, since they are all on board. I'll need to have a bit of time to pass to give time for someone to notice Nytefall's character. I'll probably have Kilith do that. Sharee is also going to end up breaking Sarel out of jail, and I was thinking of involving others in it. Whoever is involved will be making a distraction of your choice.
It's late, so I'll start with all that tomorrow. Unless my power goes out, which is a real possibility. If that happens, I won't be doing anything for a while.
It's late, so I'll start with all that tomorrow. Unless my power goes out, which is a real possibility. If that happens, I won't be doing anything for a while.
Morning would be fine.
Hey Nytefall, around when did your character arrive in Leyawiin, as it is early morning right now for the others?
Ssarak Dyreackthanose
Ssarak sat down on his bed, staring Leith down as he tried to make sense of what he was saying. By the end of his explanation, Ssarak found himself...somewhat understanding the situation. It all still seemed counterintuitive to him, and Aruna's reaction still did not seem entirely logical. He had indicated quite clearly that he was not familiar with Human culture, so why would she expect him to understand their social rules? It did not seem to make sense, though from his brief glimpse into her past from what she told him, he had gathered that she was a slightly paranoid individual. Perhaps that played a role in her anger. Regardless, Ssarak sighed and leaned back against the wall on his bed, resigning himself to simply accepting the situation, as there was little he could do to change it at the moment.
"The same thing that draws most here, I suspect." Ssarak finally answered. "I wish to learn more about my blood, about psychomancy. It was not too long ago that I left my homeland, as you can likely tell. It was two years ago that I left, though I have been mostly alone since then. I worked as a mercenary for a while, but I attempted to keep to myself for the majority of the time, so I did not learn a great deal about interacting with Humans. I suppose I simply want something new in my life, something that does not revolve purely around fighting. I have lived the life of a warrior since I was but a child, and I do not desire to live it any longer."
Ssarak sat down on his bed, staring Leith down as he tried to make sense of what he was saying. By the end of his explanation, Ssarak found himself...somewhat understanding the situation. It all still seemed counterintuitive to him, and Aruna's reaction still did not seem entirely logical. He had indicated quite clearly that he was not familiar with Human culture, so why would she expect him to understand their social rules? It did not seem to make sense, though from his brief glimpse into her past from what she told him, he had gathered that she was a slightly paranoid individual. Perhaps that played a role in her anger. Regardless, Ssarak sighed and leaned back against the wall on his bed, resigning himself to simply accepting the situation, as there was little he could do to change it at the moment.
"The same thing that draws most here, I suspect." Ssarak finally answered. "I wish to learn more about my blood, about psychomancy. It was not too long ago that I left my homeland, as you can likely tell. It was two years ago that I left, though I have been mostly alone since then. I worked as a mercenary for a while, but I attempted to keep to myself for the majority of the time, so I did not learn a great deal about interacting with Humans. I suppose I simply want something new in my life, something that does not revolve purely around fighting. I have lived the life of a warrior since I was but a child, and I do not desire to live it any longer."
I do plan on including others in the breakout, but the tasks that person would be performing would not bring them into contact with Sarel at first, so we can collab a good deal of it.
Ssarak Dyreackthanose
"Wait, I am confused." Ssarak responded, rubbing the back of his neck awkwardly. Nothing these Humans did ever seemed to make sense. Aruna was raised in their culture, and according to her, asking to be a roommate was offensive, but Leith was now telling him otherwise. Their rules seemed selective and variable, and not at all sensible. What Leith said seemed to indicate their rules varied by gender, which he also could not understand. In Ssarak's upbringing, societal differentiation between genders was nearly nonexistent, so the concept did not exist in his mind.
"So, is there, or is there not a rule among humans regarding sharing rooms? I am relatively new to this land, and I have already offended one person because of rules I do not understand. And what influence does gender have on this; that does not make sense to me. If sharing rooms is acceptable, then I have no issue with you staying, but I would really like to understand what is going on here. From my perspective, humans make no sense whatsoever, and have rules that apply only selectively, apparently to my detriment." Ssarak explained, staring attentively at the human and awaiting his response.The sooner someone set right his misconceptions about human society, the sooner he would be able to clear up any misunderstandings he had made with others, such as Aruna, so perhaps it was fortunate Leith had came along, even if it did seem as if he was only interested in getting to sleep.
"Wait, I am confused." Ssarak responded, rubbing the back of his neck awkwardly. Nothing these Humans did ever seemed to make sense. Aruna was raised in their culture, and according to her, asking to be a roommate was offensive, but Leith was now telling him otherwise. Their rules seemed selective and variable, and not at all sensible. What Leith said seemed to indicate their rules varied by gender, which he also could not understand. In Ssarak's upbringing, societal differentiation between genders was nearly nonexistent, so the concept did not exist in his mind.
"So, is there, or is there not a rule among humans regarding sharing rooms? I am relatively new to this land, and I have already offended one person because of rules I do not understand. And what influence does gender have on this; that does not make sense to me. If sharing rooms is acceptable, then I have no issue with you staying, but I would really like to understand what is going on here. From my perspective, humans make no sense whatsoever, and have rules that apply only selectively, apparently to my detriment." Ssarak explained, staring attentively at the human and awaiting his response.The sooner someone set right his misconceptions about human society, the sooner he would be able to clear up any misunderstandings he had made with others, such as Aruna, so perhaps it was fortunate Leith had came along, even if it did seem as if he was only interested in getting to sleep.
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