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You guys can have your characters start planning the distraction, if you like. I doubt Hailfire will be on before tomorrow.
I'm interested to see what you do for a distraction. I gave that description of the prison in IC so everyone would be on the same page with the layout of the place.
"Thanks." Sharee said, coughing slightly due to the dress being tightened around her. She didn't remember it being this tight the last time she wore it, though that had been a year or so. She hated the feeling of wearing the thing, though she supposed it did make her look nice, and the daggers strapped to her thighs underneath were good insurance in case something went wrong. Once she was fully dressed, she went back over to her alchemy set and started to finish up the reversing agent for the eye color potion.
"Anyway, just make sure you have a backup plan in case things go wrong. A girl like you could attract a lot of attention if you act all innocent and helpless; scream for help and all that.Just play it smart. I don't want there to be any fighting in this prison break; I want it done clean. Also, if you could do me a favor, before you head over to the meeting place after I get Sarel out of there, could you come back here and get my stuff? I'd like to have my regular clothes, my cutlass, and my bag of alchemy supplies, as I don't plan on coming back here before introducing myself to the crew and letting them all in on the plan." Sharee requested. While the mixture was being heated, she started work on the actual, non-alchemy based dyes. They were not too difficult to make, but they took a lot of time to apply properly for a convincing disguise.
"Anyway, just make sure you have a backup plan in case things go wrong. A girl like you could attract a lot of attention if you act all innocent and helpless; scream for help and all that.Just play it smart. I don't want there to be any fighting in this prison break; I want it done clean. Also, if you could do me a favor, before you head over to the meeting place after I get Sarel out of there, could you come back here and get my stuff? I'd like to have my regular clothes, my cutlass, and my bag of alchemy supplies, as I don't plan on coming back here before introducing myself to the crew and letting them all in on the plan." Sharee requested. While the mixture was being heated, she started work on the actual, non-alchemy based dyes. They were not too difficult to make, but they took a lot of time to apply properly for a convincing disguise.
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Do you need another response from me via PM, Elite? (I might give you one even if you say no)
We don't necessarily need it, but there is no reason we can't continue, and I would be fine with doing so.
I just finished a response. Now, i need to go to class.
Sharee continued to work on her potion as she began her explanation. "The prison is pretty new, built only within the past few years. It is located on the south side of town, near the castle. Actually, it is connected to the castle, but the entrance to the lobby, or at least one of them, is facing the town. There is a street that goes right by that door, so people walking by it is commonplace. If my memory serves me correctly, then the houses across the street are large, with at least two stories each and narrow alleys running between them. All-in-all, you should have no trouble justifying being there, you just need to figure out what to do."
By the time Sharee finished her explanation, she had also finished her potion, which she poured into a small vial. It was only a few drops of the liquid, but that was all she needed. She looked straight up at the ceiling, carefully held the vial over her eye, then let a single drop fall onto its surface. After blinking a few times, her formerly orange eye now matched the red color of the other one. Wasting no time, she quickly began on the setup for the next potion, which would return her eye color to normal. The potion she had used would not last too long, but even so, she wanted to get back to her normal appearance as quickly as possible after breaking out the Dunmer.
Sharee replaced the water needed for the next one, then walked back over to her bed as she waited for it to heat up. She quickly removed her vest and trousers, then found a set of underwear that would help keep the "posture" of her chest correct. One of the many annoying things about nobles was how detail oriented they were about appearances, especially in Cyrodiil. They were terribly naive when it came to how the world really worked, but if anyone messed up a slight detail about their appearance, or acted with slightly wrong manners, they would notice immediately. Sharee put on the dress as best as she could, then looked over to Allaina. "Hey, could you help me with this for a second?" She asked. Why they ever decided to make a dress with straps and buttons in the back than one could never possibly reach alone was beyond her.
By the time Sharee finished her explanation, she had also finished her potion, which she poured into a small vial. It was only a few drops of the liquid, but that was all she needed. She looked straight up at the ceiling, carefully held the vial over her eye, then let a single drop fall onto its surface. After blinking a few times, her formerly orange eye now matched the red color of the other one. Wasting no time, she quickly began on the setup for the next potion, which would return her eye color to normal. The potion she had used would not last too long, but even so, she wanted to get back to her normal appearance as quickly as possible after breaking out the Dunmer.
Sharee replaced the water needed for the next one, then walked back over to her bed as she waited for it to heat up. She quickly removed her vest and trousers, then found a set of underwear that would help keep the "posture" of her chest correct. One of the many annoying things about nobles was how detail oriented they were about appearances, especially in Cyrodiil. They were terribly naive when it came to how the world really worked, but if anyone messed up a slight detail about their appearance, or acted with slightly wrong manners, they would notice immediately. Sharee put on the dress as best as she could, then looked over to Allaina. "Hey, could you help me with this for a second?" She asked. Why they ever decided to make a dress with straps and buttons in the back than one could never possibly reach alone was beyond her.
He'll get a good share of meat, but it's not really possible to store live prey aboard a vessel for any good length of time. They may stop by islands from time to time, as well as the mainland itself.
Sharee could definitely make use of Tayvon's lycan abilities in taking the ship, but it is going to be harder to deal with while out at sea than Tagorn's vampirism. Tayvon will have the urge to hunt whilst stuck on a boat, and Sharee may have to chain him up below deck when he is forced into transforming by the moons.
It's not so much that she specifically distrusts him as it is she generally distrusts everyone.
Sharee chuckled quietly to herself as Tagorn and Kayal left the room. Tagorn had been making his interest in Allaina abundantly clear ever since he first saw her, which could be a good or bad thing, depending on how things went. If Allaina was receptive, then everything would be fine. If she wasn't, and Tagorn didn't let up, then it would mean Sharee would have to deal with him herself, as she did not want anyone harassing the Bosmer girl.
"Hmm, Tagorn seems to have taken a liking to you. He's attractive for a Bosmer, I suppose, maybe you should give it a shot? You might end up enjoying yourself. Otherwise, just tell me if he won't leave you alone and I'll handle it." Sharee commented. She finished crushing up the flowers she would need for the potion to change her eye color, so she stood up and walked over to her wardrobe while she waited for the water to heat up. She had a lot of average sets of clothes for different purposes, but in the far back was a finely embroidered violet dress, typical of what one would expect from nobility. She had stolen it off of a target a while back and had been using it ever since, though she had dyed it different colors a few times. She found the matching shoes, then laid the dress out on her bed before it was time to get back to her potion.
"Anyway, there is something I need to tell you. One of the reasons I want you to help with this distraction is because I don't yet trust those two fully. Along with making a distraction, I want you to keep an eye on them, make sure they don't do anything that could sabotage this, or otherwise betray me. Particularly watch out for Tagorn and make sure he he doesn't stash any of Sarel's things for himself. If he does, don't confront him, just tell me. You're the only one I really trust on this, so I'm counting on you." Sharee said encouragingly, knowing such words would cast her in a positive light in Allaina's mind. "Now, as far as the distraction goes, do you have anything in mind? I'd like you to listen to Tagorn and Kayal's plan, of course, but I don't want to rely on them completely. I can give you a description of the area if you need it."
"Hmm, Tagorn seems to have taken a liking to you. He's attractive for a Bosmer, I suppose, maybe you should give it a shot? You might end up enjoying yourself. Otherwise, just tell me if he won't leave you alone and I'll handle it." Sharee commented. She finished crushing up the flowers she would need for the potion to change her eye color, so she stood up and walked over to her wardrobe while she waited for the water to heat up. She had a lot of average sets of clothes for different purposes, but in the far back was a finely embroidered violet dress, typical of what one would expect from nobility. She had stolen it off of a target a while back and had been using it ever since, though she had dyed it different colors a few times. She found the matching shoes, then laid the dress out on her bed before it was time to get back to her potion.
"Anyway, there is something I need to tell you. One of the reasons I want you to help with this distraction is because I don't yet trust those two fully. Along with making a distraction, I want you to keep an eye on them, make sure they don't do anything that could sabotage this, or otherwise betray me. Particularly watch out for Tagorn and make sure he he doesn't stash any of Sarel's things for himself. If he does, don't confront him, just tell me. You're the only one I really trust on this, so I'm counting on you." Sharee said encouragingly, knowing such words would cast her in a positive light in Allaina's mind. "Now, as far as the distraction goes, do you have anything in mind? I'd like you to listen to Tagorn and Kayal's plan, of course, but I don't want to rely on them completely. I can give you a description of the area if you need it."
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