Sorry brain has been fried recently. I will try to post tomorrow.
LostDestiny
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STATUS: Ew, no explaination, just Ew, take it as you will. 10 mos ago
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Ew, no explaination, just Ew, take it as you will.
11 mos ago
See you either get me "playing nice" IRL or me "playing nice" online...I think we know which one I pick.
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Im not nice, how can I play something I am not?
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It's been one month since my last status post and nothing has changed. I still might wanna do some arson...
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I might also do some of the...arson.
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Aura listened to her party members nodding when Rala stated they weren't doing to be letting Jormund go alone. "True, if he already agreed to help than there is no way in the nine hells I am letting him go without us." She took her eyes off of Cascade to scan Jormund briefly before her attention went back on Cascade. She couldn't help but let out a snicker as the water Genasi called Rala Auntie. She was sure it was a cultural thing but it was still amusing to Aura.
Aura however decided to steer the conversation away from religion, a topic that made her oddly uncomfy. "Anyway, how far is this village of yours?" She questioned Cascade. "And what's your plan when we get there?" The second part was directed toward Jormund who seemed to think he could talk to the raiders rather than fighting them. Anyone who called themselves Raiders, or were called Raiders by the public, generally were not easy people to talk to. They preferred to "talk" with blades and fires rather than actually using words. Aura knew that even she would have a hard time reasoning with a group like that.
Aura however decided to steer the conversation away from religion, a topic that made her oddly uncomfy. "Anyway, how far is this village of yours?" She questioned Cascade. "And what's your plan when we get there?" The second part was directed toward Jormund who seemed to think he could talk to the raiders rather than fighting them. Anyone who called themselves Raiders, or were called Raiders by the public, generally were not easy people to talk to. They preferred to "talk" with blades and fires rather than actually using words. Aura knew that even she would have a hard time reasoning with a group like that.
I do want to apologize if Rala is being to rude or cruel. Let me know if I need to back off at all at any time.
Nah, it is a nice contrast especially to my character who would rather charm her way into or our of things. Honestly the only reason Aura even said anything about Rala's approach was because she recognized a softer approach to Cascade seemed necessary.
On another note I love that I am playing this Warlock more like your stereotypical bard. It's fun, :P
Aura listened to Cascade as she spoke, or at least it looked like she was listening, her party would know that she likely was more focused on analyzing Cascade's physical appearance than actually paying attention to what the woman had to say. Though she did catch the part about Jørmund not having hammers for fists, which threw her off. "Why would Jørmund have Hammers for fists?" She questioned just before Rala appeared and began, well, being Rala.
"Now now Rala, some tack is needed when getting information out of people, appearing from the crowd and throwing around accusations and suspicions is not the way to do that when Cascade here is being so adorably polite." Her attention stayed almost entirely on Cascade as she spoke. "Though there are some valid points from both Rala and Flicker." She motioned to Rala when Aura said her name. "I get Jørmund has quite a reputation but why him specifically? Did someone send you to find him or did you just hear the tales and decide he was the man for the job? And if you were sent by someone, why did they send you? What skills do you have to offer us if we were to help you?" Her voice never lost the honey sweet tone she normally used when she was flirting with someone, nor did her smile leave her face. This was where she excelled, with carefully crafted words and a friendly demeanor Aura generally could get people to open up enough to read them like a book, and if she couldn't her less trusting companions could pick apart things that made little to no sense.
"You must understand darling, we, first and foremost, have the best interests of our companions at heart. So any and all information you can give us here and now would be much appreciated." Aura had settled casually in her seat, resting her chin on the back of her hand, propped up by her elbow on the table, leaving the more threatening personas to the others. She hoped that Cascade would ignore, or at least brush off, Rala's more skeptical and aggressive approach to the stranger.
"Now now Rala, some tack is needed when getting information out of people, appearing from the crowd and throwing around accusations and suspicions is not the way to do that when Cascade here is being so adorably polite." Her attention stayed almost entirely on Cascade as she spoke. "Though there are some valid points from both Rala and Flicker." She motioned to Rala when Aura said her name. "I get Jørmund has quite a reputation but why him specifically? Did someone send you to find him or did you just hear the tales and decide he was the man for the job? And if you were sent by someone, why did they send you? What skills do you have to offer us if we were to help you?" Her voice never lost the honey sweet tone she normally used when she was flirting with someone, nor did her smile leave her face. This was where she excelled, with carefully crafted words and a friendly demeanor Aura generally could get people to open up enough to read them like a book, and if she couldn't her less trusting companions could pick apart things that made little to no sense.
"You must understand darling, we, first and foremost, have the best interests of our companions at heart. So any and all information you can give us here and now would be much appreciated." Aura had settled casually in her seat, resting her chin on the back of her hand, propped up by her elbow on the table, leaving the more threatening personas to the others. She hoped that Cascade would ignore, or at least brush off, Rala's more skeptical and aggressive approach to the stranger.
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Do you want me to wait to post with Flicker until after you've posted?
Nah you can post beforehand if you wanna. I don't mind. ^-^
Ill get a post up in maybe a few hours.
Who would have thought: the rogue is stealthy huehuehue
I would have thought at least Hawk would have noticed but no, the bird with +4 and advantage to perception checks involving sight saw nothing! XD
Everyone rollin REAL bad XD
roleplayerguild.com/rolls/23649
19 on a stealth check if I need to roll
Lol Aura rolled a 5 so she is clearly enthralled with Cascade and Hawk rolled absolute garbage also. The bird is preening himself. XD
Aaand the annoying "charming" version of Aura has come out to play. XD
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