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Psychomancy went from the most mysterious to possibly the most well-defined blood. I'm wondering who would be capable of teaching Domination...especially since Satori actively demonstrated some aspects of domination, like memory manipulation.
Meesei gladly took the bottle, not expecting much when she opened it, despite Fendros' warning. As soon as she uncorked it, she was overwhelmed by the strength of its aroma. Certainly, there was something a bit different about this bottle. A grin came across her face; perhaps this night would be a bit more interesting than she thought. "Hmm, I think I underestimated you." She commented as she took her first drink.

When Fendros gave his explanation for how he had been roughed up, Ahnasha couldn't help but to add her own, slightly more accurate version. "In other words, we had a game of tag and he lost." She said, taking a drink from her bottle. She felt the wine tasted just fine, and likely wouldn't have known it was "discarded" had Runt not brought it up.

"Ha! Try to outrun our little catdog did you? Even I wouldn't try that. I'll just be content with besting her in a fight;" Lorag commented.

"Oh really, like you 'bested' me in that archery challenge? You're lucky you didn't take off Meesei's head with that arrow. I will give you the victory in acting though, no one can do a one-man play quite like you." Ahnasha responded, laughing the entire time.

Lorag looked at Ahnasha, his expression unfazed. "Ah, so it's story time is it? Well, I happen to recall last time you got drunk enough to give out your own challenges.That time you decided your claws would let you beat me in a sparring match? I had you pinned to the ground for a solid half-hour before you ran out of pride and gave up. Or that time you thought you could forge an iron dagger with only a campfire, only to end up somehow burning the fur off the top of your head. Let me tell you, a bald Khajiit is about one of the funniest sights you'll ever see. Oh, and then there was that time you wanted to mate with everyone in sight..."

Ahnasha crossed her arms and hissed slightly. "Psst, that's not true. I'll give you the sparring match, but most of that didn't happen. I have no memory of any of this."

Lorag let out a deep, bellowing laugh. "I wouldn't expect you to with how drunk you were."
Ssarak was conflicted on whether or not to follow Aruna when she left. On the one hand, he could definitely understand if she needed to be alone, but she also still seemed to be confused. Eventually, as she left the dining hall, he decided not to follow, as her nightmare could have affected her on a personal level, much like his own. Ssarak went back to where he was before and found his drink, then sat down in one of the newly-vacated seats to try and make an attempt at relaxing. He had never been a heavy drinker, and often avoided using alcohol to "treat" his problems, but he wanted something to take the edge off of the stress this night had brought him.

Ssarak lost track of time as he sat alone with his thoughts, and the alcohol was having at least some effect on him by the time he noticed Leith in the dining hall sitting next to a human woman. He was far from drunk, but his senses had been dulled just enough that he decided to stop. He stood up and started to walk over towards his roommate just as he heard someone enter the room and start yelling. Screaming was far from the strangest thing he had experienced so far at the college, but what really threw him off-guard was what he saw as he turned his head. There was a human man carrying a wounded Aruna in his arms, shouting for the Vitamancy instructor. There was a bandage across her chest and quite a bit of blood, all of which was more than enough to draw Ssarak's immediate concern. Lidda, who was now in a centaur form, immediately rushed to help. Ssarak approached the group, though he made sure to keep enough distance so he would not get in the way. He remained quiet for the moment, as he did not want to interrupt the healing, but he wanted to know what happened. He was regretting not following Aruna; perhaps he could have prevented this from happening.
I'm writing a post as well.
Actually, I had misread that collab. Devan carrying Aruna into the dining room would definitely attract his attention more.
Do you think you will be up for a while, Leon? Leith is Ssarak's roomate, so it would make sense for him to approach him and Jenna, if that is alright. As long as they don't start drinking, everything should be fine.
It seems like it all it takes is alcohol to spur that along at the college. With all the people who were drinking at the feast, the college might need a nursery in a few months.
I like putting Ssarak in a position to think tactically. I should put him into a chess tournament, with the winners decided by...an actual chess tournament.
Ssarak would probably just use it to calm people down if things got tense, but that wouldn't stop its other effects.

Sadly, he's a pretty tame individual, though he isn't immune to the effects of alcohol, as the last RP showed. I do kind of wish we would have been able to continue it. Ssarak really had an issue with Brandt, since everything that came out of his mouth during that last encounter was a tactical error.
Having no experience with MMOs, I can say I enjoyed it. I don't have anything to compare it to, so I just take it as it is. The combat system doesn't feel as good as Skyrim, but I really wouldn't expect it to. Single player games will always have an advantage in that regard. Once I got a few abilities, I found myself really liking being a mage. I created a young Hal-Neesa. She was born in the second era, after all.

Also, I posted. I'm done with ESO for now, as the last beta is ending within the hour.
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