justTypical

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hello! I disappeared for bit since I had finals over the last week or two, but I'm still alive! Am I still ok to jump in?

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hello, you lot, just posting to say I am through with finals now, still alive! Ready to hop back into it when everyone else is :)

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hello! just posting to say I am through with finals now and still alive! Assuming everyone else is, I'm working on a new post and should have it up tomorrow

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@VKAllen

thanks for the post but I was looking at it and idk if it's clear enough that it's Jethro's action in the second paragraph... you know subtlety sails over most of our heads. maybe if there were some way for you to draw a little more attention to it?

^;)

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Sounds good to me! So is it ok if you all assume Jakar stalks off to some corner contemplating the meaning of his life until everyone's ready to go? Much as I am sure everyone would enjoy me trying to RP him finding a card game and blowing winnings and maybe getting into a fight... i am more sure there are bigger and better things ahead of us ;)

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@VKAllen

did a thing!

my plan is to, er, go see the mayor, i'm sort of assuming you lot are all right with that! if not, y'know, i'm certain there will plenty of opportunities for disembowelment later

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Jakar, who had drifted back over to bar after the strange treatment from the elves, was silently musing when he noticed both Galawayn, Sionnie, and Jethro had rejoined him. Shaking his head as if to clear his thoughts, he apologised to Jethro. "Aye. Forgive me, I was distracted with some business. Let my friend here have all he wants!" he called to the bartender, as the man prepared Jethro's mead.

Turning, he quickly explained his scheme and all that had transpired to his companions, including the odd behaviour of the elves.

"Not that it's unlike them to be aloof," he said, "but they almost seemed unnerved. I reckon it's something other than ordinary highwaymen on those roads, if there be anything at all."

He fell into pensive silence for a moment before continuing. "If the mayor is indeed willing to meet with travellers such as ourselves, we ought to visit him. Whether or not he knows what's troubling the merchants, it's likely he'll know the best ways of establishing ourselves in this city."

Here We Go Adventuring!

My vote is we start with ImportantNobody's scenario first so we can all get a feel for it, and then branch out from there

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I am not! I see his entire adventure of his as a poorly planned attempt to escape responsebility

@Natsucooldude

that's fair enough--i have no idea what the details of his situation are, and consequently, no idea what would be the proper way to address it. but I do hope there's a positive outcome, however it works out

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VKAllen, more akin to an inexorable force of nature, sneers at our fragile understanding of mortality.

On a side note, I am stuck in the middle of finals week until, er, next week, so if I'm not being responsive, it's because of this

Now I sit me down to study
I pray the Lord I won't go nutty
But if I fail to learn this junk
I pray the Lord that I won't flunk

But if I do, don't pity me at all
Lay my bones in the study hall
Tell my professors I've done my best
And pile my books upon my chest