Muttonhawk

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

Yeah, that's confusing, but I suppose it's not the first time they've changed which Khajiit are the worldwide common ones.

I agree about keeping what we have. Pretty sure we"be included every variety except for a Mane and maybe one other.

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

Aw, boooo. No senche-rahts?

I have only seen a couple of screenshots of that DLC in passing. Maybe I should track down some more.

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

Talk of the grave robberies had Fendros slightly nervous. His rational mind reminded him quickly that Ahnasha had her limits, even if it was the first suspect he thought of. Besides, it was unfair to assume it was her by virtue of being one of the only necromancers he knew. He was on enough alert that did not hesitate to respond. "Of course," he said with a firm. "That foreman can wait. This is no time for digging up our dead."

Sabine was less eager but she was not about to complain. "We can hope Hal-Neesa is not in a poor mood."

"We can hope," Fendros said. "Thank you again, Blue-Shield. I apologise for cutting this short, but I expect you'll be hearing from us soon for fittings and the like." He began to walk. "Come, let us see to this. Saras, could you give us the details on the way to the graveyard? And you..." he addressed the farmer. "Tell us your name and lead the way, please."

Sabine followed along pensively with her hands clasped.

Divinus: The God RP, Mk. III. Finished in Record Time™!

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Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

All I can think of right now is working out how Ahnasha's relationship with her family ended up.

Other than that, unless we're gunning for a cash-grab next generation sequel, I think I'm all good hahah.

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

I don't have anything else in mind for this scene. You can move us on if you like.

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

Fendros smiled. "Those are kind words, Blue-Shield," he said. "It doesn't sound like we could stop you if we tried."

Janius agreed. "I'll not be turning down a new weapon from the likes of you, that's for sure."

"What is your opinion, Meesei?" Fendros turned to their leader. "You and Sabine know more than I about what Daedra hearts can be used for. I feel whatever our forgemaster will make will be very fine, but perhaps the Daedric edge will be pivotal?"

Rhazii had his ears pert, containing his own excitement. "I might get to hold a real Daedric weapon," he whispered.

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

Narsi did step back and put on a stern face when Meesei turned to look at her. Her fascination gave way to at least that much fear, even if Meesei was not actively trying to scare anyone.

Janius had to grin and show his hands to Valgar. "Now, there. You'll spoil us doing that." He tilted his head, glancing to the others. "But...the opportunity is there."

"Daedra hearts are rare," Sabine commented. "We should speak with Marcaille before committing, in case they are needed elsewhere."

"Having weapons that could break through the armour of any otherworldly creature would be invaluable," Fendros said. "Even if it were only a few arrows or a dagger."

"Or claws, like Meesei's," Janius mentioned out of the corner of his mouth.

Fendros angled his head forward, staying grounded despite Janius' excitement. "Or an axe for you, if you are going into battle in your current form."

Janius raised his brow. "Just making our options known, brother."

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

Narsi snapped her attention to Julan. "Psh, shut up," she said in an attempt not to seem flustered. Rather than engage Julan further, she laid her fingers on Meesei's arm and pinched a jutting piece of the armour to size up the material. "This looks really expensive," she mumbled almost blankly.

Fendros' attention was back on Valgar. "I believe that settles it, then. We'll be sure to make the best use we can out of these masterpieces, Blue-Shield." He smiled. "This marshalling has been keeping us busy, but if there is anything you need to help their production, consider us and we may help."

"Hounds," Janius added, "I might just come down later on to watch if you don't mind. I'm fascinated that you crafted this armour out of the bones in the first place, let alone all the secrets you had to unlock with your colleagues."

Call of the Hunt [EliteCommander and Muttonhawk]

Fendros turned Ahnasha's statement to Janius. "Are you sure you want to give up your magic here, Janius?"

"Well..." Janius sighed. "I suppose it makes sense that adaptability would serve us better on our own. And -- I suspect you'll be taking heavy armour, Lorag -- with Lorag, Kaleeth, and Meesei, we'll have no lack of physical punch. I suppose I will take heavy armour for just myself then, rather than the wolf." He was not shy to show a little disappointment on his face.

"I think...It will still look and feel most impressive, Janius," Sabine said in an effort to cheer him up. "Not many in the world get dragon bone armour at all, right?"

Fendros nodded. "That's right. Speaking of which, I feel my ward and my bow will be most useful here. It seems clear to me now. I will take the scales as well, thank you."

Whether Meesei had taken any heed or not, it appeared that Narsi had very quietly paced around to approach her from the side. With captivated eyes, she very nearly dared to reach out and touch the elbow piece of Meesei's suit.