EliteCommander

Elder Scrolls: Terror of the Padomaic

Alright, I think I'll write up the timeskip to the meeting. I think we have seven people, so I don't think I need to reopen the interest check.

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

"Hmm, I don't think I've ever met a Khajiit whose name wasn't in Ta'agra before. Other Khajiit could find that strange. Eh, I don't think I'm in a place to criticize, though, since I haven't thought of anything myself. She does sound like someone I would want my cub to be, though. Strong, independent. Of course, a child raised in this pack would probably end up being tougher than either of us. Living off the land, being trained to hunt from an early age. I mean, it's going to have Lorag for an uncle. If that doesn't build strength, I don't know what will." Ahnasha said, letting out a light chuckle. She leaned back further against the tree and closed her eyes for a moment, letting her head rest lightly on Fendros' shoulder.

A few moments passed as a thought that concerned Ahnasha crept into her mind. She hadn't wanted to bring it up before, but it had been nagging at her mind. "There is...one thing I was thinking about. I've just been...afraid about something. I mean, I know you are a caring person. You've stuck by me through all of this, you've lent all of your support to me. It's just...or cub, our child, will be Khajiit. He or she could look like me, or it could look much different from either of us. It could grow to be no bigger than a housecat, or half the size of a giant. For a Khajiit, that is normal. It's nothing that I would not expect. But that isn't true for Dunmer, or any other race really. I doubt you ever planned on anything like that. Do you believe you will be able to love our child just the same, even if that happens?" She asked, her eyes fixated on his with a soft and worried expression.

Elder Scrolls: Terror of the Padomaic

It would be a cold day in the Deadlands before Sharee would call anyone a "friend." If they work hard at it, though, they might be able to earn the status of "useful acquaintance."

Also, I intend on timeskipping the few hours to the meeting once New Yorker has Sarel go and get his stuff.

Blood Act I~ Ghosts of the Past

Rtron said
It's Psychomancy. If not now, Ssarak can probably change it to do that to everyone. Double check with Lucius though.

I was more joking with that one than anything.

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I think I'll let New Yorker finish his post first, then respond to you, Nytefall

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

Ahnasha gladly took the water, then moved around to the other side of the mushroom tree and sat down, leaning on it. "Thanks. Runt already gave me a potion, it just hasn't kicked in yet. I should be fine, I just...need to relax a moment. Come on, sit down." She said, patting the ground next to her.

Ahnasha wiped her mouth, then took a drink. "I'm glad its not like this all the time. I don't know how she knows so much about it, but Meesei told me that these symptoms should decrease over time, maybe in a month or two. They will be replaced by an entirely different set of problems, but at least these will be lessened. Overall, I think I'm starting to get used to the idea, maybe. Of having a child I mean. Speaking of which, have you been thinking about anything for our cub? Like...maybe what its name will be? I don't think it would be fair to leave you out of that."

Elder Scrolls: Terror of the Padomaic

Once she was finished with Sarel, she stood up and looked over the crew that was slowly forming as she packed her things away into the bag Allaina had brought. The new arrival, the Nord, was obviously a warrior. His heavy Dwarven armor was not exactly common apparel for pirates, but that would just mean it would be unexpected. Bladed weapons and arrows from any average bow were near useless against plate armor. Blunt weapons and crossbows were still effective, but those were not exactly common in naval combat.

Eventually, Kayal emerged from the forest and joined them. He had evidently not died, which was probably good. Sharee was still upset about their method of distracting the guards, though she did not actually care about the property damage, or even the lives of the citizens. She was more concerned about how the guards would react. From what she could gather from what Kayal was saying, he seemed to have some sort of grudge against the Renrija Krin, which she couldn't care less about. "I think I heard Kilith mention the name once, but I don't really know, nor care, much about him. He's some member of the Renrija Krin, right? I've never had any particular issue with their group. I don't like them, but I've never had a reason to hate them. They're not good trade partners, but they've never targeted me, so I never cared about them. I suppose if they're taking the fall for this one, then they've served some purpose. Just make sure I'm not implicated in any way; I don't like making enemies without having something to gain from it."

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Insomnia said
Oh oops. I forgot about this.

Ah, hello. I'll move your character back to the accepted character list, then.

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"Burning Khajiit? Did you..." Sharee said before rubbing her head and sighing. "By Sithis, what did I tell you about doing this clean? You were meant to distract the guards, not burn down half the town. I can't imagine the Renrijra Krin would do anything else. I would really have preferred you not do something large enough to keep the guard on alert for the next few weeks." She sighed once more. "Whatever, as long as none of you were implicated, it should be fine. We'll just have to be careful on our approach to the ship."

Before anyone could respond, Sharee heard a voice speak up approaching from the west. Fortunately, Sharee did not have to worry about who he was for long, as he immediately introduced himself and declared his intentions: a smart thing to do when approaching a group of armed individuals...at least when you're not looking to kill any of them. "Well, you're in the right place. You're a few hours early, but in the right place. I'm Sharee-Mar, otherwise known as your new boss. I take it the guild associate gave you the basics on what we're doing. I'll be explaining all the details once the meeting starts in a few hours. For now, just get comfortable, You know, introduce yourself, get to know everyone, and all that nonsense."

Even through the distractions, Sharee managed to cover up Sarel's tattoos flawlessly. "Okay, I think I'm done. I could do more to mask your features, but given that the guards are likely otherwise occupied at the moment, you should be able to slip in and out without being noticed. I'd get out of that guard uniform, though, else they might try to get you to help contain everything. Whatever you were wearing when you were arrested is probably in the evidence bag, but I'd recommend seeing if you can find something else to wear in there. Might decrease the chances of someone recognizing you."

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He should probably identify himself and say why he is approaching