EliteCommander

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

I would have timeskipped, but I think a conversation about magic or the Hist could get interesting, especially if Meesei gets involved.

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

Ahnasha shrugged her shoulders. "I don't know, but it probably wouldn't be a good idea to ask right now. That kind of enchanting requires a lot of concentration. Being born, or hatched, or whatever, into a remote and little known tradition of shamans does have its advantages. She has knowledge of plenty of types of old magic that most of the world has forgotten, or never knew. She doesn't know everything about magic, of course, but you can certainly surprise opponents if you can cast magic they've never even heard of. Nature is something that is particularly malleable to her, which I suppose makes sense. Argonians born in Black Marsh are connected to those godlike trees, the Hist. They're bound to nature to begin with. She can tap into the energies of living things or...something. I don't really understand it myself. She has tried to explain it to me before, but I just got lost. I think there is a reason few know how to perform that magic."

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

Okay, so the site was glitching for me earlier an it wouldn't post. Now it posted all of my attempts.

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

I have a post written up on my laptop, but it's going too slow to actually post it.

Also, I'm going to have to go to bed early tonight. Need to wake up early in the morning.

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

"Meesei helped me to improve, but I taught myself from a young age. Back when I was still learning to hunt, I became frustrate with how easily my prey spotted me. Of course now I don't need magic to hunt, but at the time I thought it would be a good way to stay hidden. I read whatever books on the subject I could get my hands on. The fact that my parents owned a shop helped, as books would pass through their stock from time to time. I could only read them at night, when the store was closed, but it was enough for me. I'm only really skilled in illusion, though. Being able to summon a few bound weapons hardly makes me a conjurer." Ahnasha responded. She sat herself down against the crumbling clay wall of one of the buildings, being careful not to dirty her dress. Like most of the pack, she hardly enjoyed having to blend in within the city. Her upbringing meant she at least knew how, at least.

"Why must 'civilized' women wear these annoying dresses. I cannot think of anything more impractical." She complained. "You would not believe how difficult it was climb on the rooftops in this thing. I wish I could just toss it in a fire or something."

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

"Meesei helped me to improve, but I taught myself from a young age. Back when I was still learning to hunt, I became frustrate with how easily my prey spotted me. Of course now I don't need magic to hunt, but at the time I thought it would be a good way to stay hidden. I read whatever books on the subject I could get my hands on. The fact that my parents owned a shop helped, as books would pass through their stock from time to time. I could only read them at night, when the store was closed, but it was enough for me. I'm only really skilled in illusion, though. Being able to summon a few bound weapons hardly makes me a conjurer." Ahnasha responded. She sat herself down against the crumbling clay wall of one of the buildings, being careful not to dirty her dress. Like most of the pack, she hardly enjoyed having to blend in within the city. Her upbringing meant she at least knew how, at least.

"Why must 'civilized' women wear these annoying dresses. I cannot think of anything more impractical." She complained. "You would not believe how difficult it was climb on the rooftops in this thing. I wish I could just toss it in a fire or something."

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

"Meesei helped me to improve, but I taught myself from a young age. Back when I was still learning to hunt, I became frustrate with how easily my prey spotted me. Of course now I don't need magic to hunt, but at the time I thought it would be a good way to stay hidden. I read whatever books on the subject I could get my hands on. The fact that my parents owned a shop helped, as books would pass through their stock from time to time. I could only read them at night, when the store was closed, but it was enough for me. I'm only really skilled in illusion, though. Being able to summon a few bound weapons hardly makes me a conjurer." Ahnasha responded. She sat herself down against the crumbling clay wall of one of the buildings, being careful not to dirty her dress. Like most of the pack, she hardly enjoyed having to blend in within the city. Her upbringing meant she at least knew how, at least.

"Why must 'civilized' women wear these annoying dresses. I cannot think of anything more impractical." She complained. "You would not believe how difficult it was climb on the rooftops in this thing. I wish I could just toss it in a fire or something."

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

"Meesei helped me to improve, but I taught myself from a young age. Back when I was still learning to hunt, I became frustrate with how easily my prey spotted me. Of course now I don't need magic to hunt, but at the time I thought it would be a good way to stay hidden. I read whatever books on the subject I could get my hands on. The fact that my parents owned a shop helped, as books would pass through their stock from time to time. I could only read them at night, when the store was closed, but it was enough for me. I'm only really skilled in illusion, though. Being able to summon a few bound weapons hardly makes me a conjurer." Ahnasha responded. She sat herself down against the crumbling clay wall of one of the buildings, being careful not to dirty her dress. Like most of the pack, she hardly enjoyed having to blend in within the city. Her upbringing meant she at least knew how, at least.

"Why must 'civilized' women wear these annoying dresses. I cannot think of anything more impractical." She complained. "You would not believe how difficult it was climb on the rooftops in this thing. I wish I could just toss it in a fire or something."

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

A smile crept up on Ahnasha's face as Fendros explained his concerns. "What's that you say? You actually would rather be out in the wilds than in the city? Fendros, I think you're starting to fit in with us after all. And you don't have to worry about me; the only reason anyone ever sees me is if I want them to. Illusion has many useful properties. With a bit of concentration, I can keep my scent masked as well. You and Lorag will have to be a bit more creative for that, but again, Lorag knows what he is doing."

Meesei picked a secluded spot out of sight of the main road to begin her enchantment. She laid out the bone necklace in front of her, then grasped the soul gem in her hands. Most enchanters in modern times relied on specialized enchanting tables to easily focus the soul energy in the proper patterns onto the item. It had the advantage of guaranteed success, but it was not the only method which existed. There were still some, such as Meesei, who remembered the old methods of enchanting, which could be performed merely with a gem, and item, and a fair amount of concentration. She closed her eyes and charged a bit of magicka into the gem, guiding the dark violet tendrils of soul energy into the bone necklace in the precise pattern she needed to produce the proper effect.

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

"Heh, you not picking your little catdog are you? Smart, I guess. Yeah, I can babysit you. I'll make sure to keep us from getting spotted by the rival pack, just make sure you have that silver tongue ready if we have to talk to anyone. People around here are more 'receptive' to Dunmer than anything else." Lorag answered. Since he was posing as a bodyguard, he was already armed and armored. When it came time for everyone to return to camp and arm up, he would likely be the one to keep tabs on the rival pack.

As everyone was settling in, Ahnasha approached Fendros and leaned up against the wall near him. "So you're leaving me all alone, then? And here I thought we were getting close." She said sarcastically, with a light chuckle. "It is for the best. Alone, I'll be able to make use of my invisibility. Just listen to Lorag and you'll be fine. You might not think a giant Orc in iron armor could be sneaky, and you would be right, but Lorag can be clever when he needs to be."