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@SantosGabriel77 gonna have to lose that flintlock though. No weapons or anything like that. The guards would have most definitely relieved him of that.

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@The Angry Goat yeah I know. I was just meaning in future posts.. I was just wanting to know whether or not he would know the language. She isn't even sure that he's a mute yet or not. She will figure it out in the next post or so.

@ Everyone else.. I should have a post by tonight. Been a little hectic at home, but I did manage to go ahead and make the next map yesterday so I will do my best to have a post by tonight.

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I posted. Once we get @SantosGabriel77 in with the rest we will progress a bit more. Also @The Angry Goat, I am probably going to need Gail's help in understanding Lautrec, if he knows a bit of the lingo. I think it'd be cool if he did, since he is a man of many circles. If not it's cool too, that'd be just as interesting, either way.

But once everyone is together the narrative will continue.

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Guillan, Royal Complex Dungeons- Morning

Y'Vanna was bewildered by the gestures and hand signals the young blonde fellow had been so adept in displaying. She didn't quite know what to make of it all, and she hoped this wizard wasn't vexing her in some form or other.. He was definitely an odd one, as she had already established. No matter though. It was only them in the dark and dismal chambers and one thing was clear.. the guards were surely not going to be on their side of things, so she thought it best to pursue an accord with whomever she could in the midst of things current. She would make the best of it, and would try to sort something out with what was on hand. She was quite good at this sort of thing, and most of her life, at least lately, had been exactly like this so it had become fairly normal for her to have to scrape something from nothing.

"I'm Y'Vanna" she said, again in a very warm tone. She extended a few of her fingers through the iron bars as if to offer a friendly welcome to him. "But my friends, well.. they call me V."

She offered a warm smile as well, though it was surely awkward as she had realized the state of his own hands, still a bit sticky from the goo like meal. It was still a smile though, and she presented as best, and as least awkwardly as she could. Her eyes were very inviting. If there was one thing about her that was indeed taking, it was her eyes. They were either as cold as the ice shards that clung to the rocky crags of the mountain sides, or as warm and buttery as a dogs begging for scrap from it's master. These she bore now were of the latter. She seemed as rugged as she could on the outside, at least this is what she offered to most, but there were a few who brought out the warmth in her. She was a fair judge of character, and though this one was odd, he was surely decent, at least for a criminal.

She doubted that she could say the same about the loud one, which to her relief had now all but subdued himself. She had seen this sort of behavior before, and judging by the sweat he rendered she also knew it's cause. It was not like she had been spared the onset of the shakes or the sweats that came along with the dust. No, she was all too accustomed to that herself. She did her best to maintain her habit on a healthy level as to avoid this very thing, though it was not to say that it had not happened to her on occasion. Her willpower on such matters was iffy at best. She knew that Gail would also be glad that he had quieted himself as well. The motley bunch would surely have to pull together, and as it was, none of them seemed to have a choice in the matter.

Her attention remained with the odd fellow and she did her best to not stare at the markings on the floor. For all she knew he was some sort of sorcerer, as she knew little of magic. Though she did know that going against one, even in the slightest of ways often didn't bode well. Even still, Y'Vanna was not the type to back down from anything. She took her other hand and pointed at her chest..

"I'm V.." she said, smiling as before.

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As for a post I should have one up by this afternoon or tonight.. I have a houseful today as it is veteran's day, and my girlfriend called in sick, so I will most likely have my hands full but I will have something by tonight at the latest.. I am very much liking this momentum we have acquired. The next bit of the plot should be good too.

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@Perpenheimer I edited my CS, age as well as a reference to the Neuranet system and my outdated precursor HUD. Also very good to know about the discord.. I will be checking that out sometime soon.

Funny note: your avatar has me typing Peppenheimer... like you are a pepper slinging machine.. hahahah!! I do it nearly every time..

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Again, very sorry, maybe I can catch you on the next one.

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@Genbor awesome.. I will have her introduce herself, but doing so just out of formality, as she doesn't understand a lick of what he just did, though it would be the next obvious dialogue choice.. I will make a point of it that she is in fact terribly confused by the dug out coach.. hahah..

@SantosGabriel77 I believe that the flaw modifier is -2, so whatever you roll subtract two from the number, for whatever type roll it may be. Its up in the hiders in the Zero page, but I think that is what it is.

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@Genbor could I assume that the thieves' cant for your name first and the question Y'Vanna asked would be easy enough for her to figure out? I'm picture a shake of the head and a bit of pointing, but if its a bit more complicated than that I wont assume.. She would be pretty much guessing anyway. But I did imagine it a bit that way in my head. As I said though, anything that would be more difficult to comprehend... wait.. I just had an idea..

As the hider name you could put the difficulty as Easy, Moderate, and difficult.. The easy stuff being simple enough that someone could understand enough to get by, but the more complex stuff would require actually being taught the language. I live with an autistic four year old so I am fairly good at the simple stuff IRL.. but I do see the name first thing being fairly cut and dry. If it isn't let me know.

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@SantosGabriel77 fantastic hider. Very well done.