EliteCommander

Elder Scrolls: Terror of the Padomaic

I will make a timeskip up to the attack after we conclude our business this day in RP. It will be two days before the attack, but we'll be timeskipping past it.

Elder Scrolls: Terror of the Padomaic

Sharee crossed her arms as she looked over the crowd. After a few moments of silence, she gave a satisfied smirk. "Good. Your coinpurses will not regret this decision. Introductions, then. My name is Sharee-Mar. To give you a bit of background on myself, I was born a Shadowscale. For the ignorant among you, the Shadowscales were a section of the Dark Brotherhood in Black Marsh. I was raised for the sole purpose of killing. I was trained for that purpose through my entire childhood, became an assassin at an age where most of you were just learning to swing your first sword, and have kept killing all the way up to the present. Long story short, I know what I'm doing. For this job, we are going after the largest, most profitable scores any thief could hope to take: trade vessels. Entire galleons full of precious and valuable cargo, often left far too underprotected because of the looming war between the Dominion and Empire. To do this, of course, we will need a ship, and if you'll turn your gaze out over the harbor, you'll see the one I'm referring to. A frigate of the East Empire Company, it's crew far too complacent with its shore leave to keep more than a few guards on board to ward away thieves. We'll take that ship and use it to hit the biggest trade vessel we can find...and you will all get double the average take for the first job. I, of course, have a plan for how to take it, but I need to know what I'm working with here. Anyone who thinks they are a good enough fighter to board a ship and take out its guards, I want you to move to my right. Everyone else, group to my left."

Sharee paused for a few moments, but just as everyone was beginning to move, she spoke up again. "Oh, and just in case any of you are too prideful to admit it, there is something I want to be crystal clear on. Do not try to tell me you can handle the fight if you cannot. Not all of you need to be masters on the battlefield. We need people to run the ship, and we can teach you what you need to know about fighting once we're out at sea. For now, though, I need an honest assessment of your abilities. If I find out that any of you were a liability in this attack because you jumped headfirst into a role you couldn't fill, I'll run you through myself. Got it? Now move."

Blood Act I~ Ghosts of the Past

Frettzo said
Personally, I won't do a summary. It leaves it open for future needs of the RP while also not putting an unnecessary burden on my post, as I plan to make it awesome :p

I guess there are just a few people he met, like Alaira, Althalus, Annabeth, Aruna, Coco, Leith, Mar, and Mei that I'd like to know how they are getting along.

Hmm, that is a lot of people, and why do half of them start with "A"?

Blood Act I~ Ghosts of the Past

Ah, so many things happened the first two days that I don't even know where to begin for my summary of what Ssarak did for those few months, or how he got to know the people he met on the first two days.

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

I would have made the last one longer, but I really need to get to bed. Goodnight.

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

Meesei looked at Sabine, judging her expression for a few moments. It seemed like she had gone far beyond her normal comfort zone, and Meesei was willing to relent on her questioning for the moment. She wanted to know who this person was and how Sabine even knew her, but that was not critical at the moment. Perhaps she would be able to coax it out of her later. "Very well. I will trust you to keep our belongings safe tomorrow. It is highly unlikely, however, that we will end up fighting the Orc without us all being together. I doubt he is careless enough to be found in a public place, so we will need to track him to his hideout. Make sure to be prepared to leave, in case we return and you need to leave in a hurry."

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

"Hmm, no idea. I'll admit, she's a strange girl. Clever, but reclusive. You probably know as much about her as I, and I've known her for over a year. She opens up to Meesei though, well, at least open by her standards." Ahnasha whispered to Fendros. From the conversation, it seemed like there was someone in Vos that Runt knew, which was especially odd. It seemed to indicate that Runt had lived in or around Vos at sometime in the past, or had at least been in the area. It was the most about her past that she had revealed, albeit unintentionally.

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Meesei maintained a stern expression, though she was careful not to appear angry. "Well, what does she look like? I'll need to know if I'm to avoid her. Anything you can tell us will make this task safer for all of us." She said, appealing to Sabine's desire to keep the pack safe. She knew that the girl did not like to speak to others for any extended duration, but Meesei needed as much information as she could get.

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

I still plan on posting tonight, as I like the pace we are going at. I'll always try to let you know if I won't be able to, or am doing something else.

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

I may be delayed in responding, if that is alright. I just got home a few minutes ago, and would like to play ESO I have the 3 day early access, but have been busy all day.

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

"If it isn't, I don't want to bother with reality." Ahnasha responded with a vibrant smile. After a few moments, she pulled herself away from him for a moment, but only so she could rest herself against him more easily. She laid her head on his shoulder and wrapped her tail around his waist. They could potentially be stepping into considerable danger tomorrow, but for the moment, Ahnasha wasn't particularly worried about that.

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Meesei was near her bedroll, slightly apart from the camp with a few filled soul gems in front of her. She was ruminating on whether or not she should create a few enchantments when Sabine approached her. She stood up, then silently listened as Sabine explained what was troubling her. Meesei thought for a few moments before responding, her expression not betraying her emotions in the slightest. She was slightly upset at the news, not because of the news itself, but because Sabine had not mentioned it before now.

"Sabine, I would expect you to inform me of such things sooner. All of the information we have needs to be available to me if I am to make the right decisions." Meesei said, her voice not angry, but firm. " We need some one to stay and guard our camp; that person can be you. Now, tell me about this woman, this apothecary. Who is she, and is she someone we need to worry about? Or can we use her to our advantage?"