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Thorn, Black Marsh
24th of Midyear, 4E 205
Sha’eek, the Shadowscale Mistress
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After having dealt with the sea-borne threat of the pirates, Sha'eek made her way to the closest Argonian settlement which happened to be Thorn. For the longest time, Thorn had the prestigious title of the most heavily fortified city in Black Marsh, due to its close proximity with the norther neighbors of Morrowind. The ceasefire between the two nations had always been strenuous, with the last attack having been an Argonian assault, many years ago.. It had high walls for an Argonian city, depending more on the crafted defenses than other cities in the Marsh.

Sha'eek was resting in the city's central structure, having announced her presence to the Lord of Thorn, an Argonian by the name of Barkaan. Barkaan was one of the more elderly members of the leader council, but that just meant he was cunning enough to survive the usurpers. Sha'eek decided to wait a few days in the city, until Rules-with-Claw called for her again. An assassin rarely got days off, and she took them willingly.

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Archon, Blackmarsh
27th of Midyear, 4E205
Speaks-with-Songs

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The grand Hist-ee was a patient being. When he had initially received the order from his lord to extract amounts of sap from the Hist, he had been reluctant at first. The hist were sentient and ageless and the link they had with the Argonians was beyond compare. No matter what the results of the summit, none alliance would come close to the alliance with the Hist trees. It had taken nearly a day of negotiation for the Hist-ee to agree, as Rules-With-Claw explained the importance of the sap, as well as promised the small scale of the extraction required.

Whereas it had taken so long for the Hist-ee to be convinced, it took nearly no time at all to convince the Hist itself. The trees understood both the importance of the extraction and the relative non-effect it would have on them. For such a small price, so very much could be gained by the Argonians. The sap Rules-With-Claw had taken with him to the summit was highly diluted. Close to 1/15th the solution was concentrated sap, and the rest was a mix of other chemicals, including a large percentile of water.

The room the Hist-ee worked in was stuffy and shockingly smoggy. The air would choke a lesser being, but the Argonian worked at his pestle and his other alchemical devices none the less. He had nearly finished the first batch of Pure-Hist sap, and was delighted by the effects. The people of Archon, less so. Few people were exactly pleased with the calming effect a city-wide Soothe spell had on the productivity of its citizens, after all.

The batch was ready an hour later, and had been sent by courier to the Helstrom academy of mages. In the hand of such potent spell-casters, who knows what the Sap might do?

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Stormhold, Black Marsh
26th of Midyear, 4E 205
Stalks-The-Stars
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Most argonians did not dream, instead falling into blank slumber when the night called. It was an odd condition, but it was true. There was no scientific reason for it, perhaps they simply lacked the imagination or perhaps it had to do with the link to the Hist, but dreams were rare for the Lizard folk. Some went years without a dream.

Stalks-The-Stars rarely slept without a dream.

It was a familiar dream: Stalks-The-Stars walked in the Hunting grounds, closing in on an unfortunate piece of prey. The stalk had been delicious and the kill was all but assured. Stalks-The-Stars bore down upon the prey, a stag, before it stood on two legs. It turned and faced him, revealing the Stag to be changed into the form of Hircine himself.

"Hunter, you are soon to enter a time of great hunting. My summoning day was recent, and my power remains great. I offer you a gift, champion: so that you may bare down on the prey that approaches you. Take my spear, so that my honour may be spread by your hunt."

The gift was a beautiful one, the curved spear of Hircine himself lay just within his reach. He just needed to reach out and...

Stalks-The-Stars snapped awake, his eyes were wide as he reached for a dagger that lay beside his bed. Something was resting at his bed: a wolf, with the spear of Hircine in its maw. The wolf lay low and let the spear drop to the floor, which Stalks-The-Stars went over to reach.

"For the hunt, indeed."

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Lilmoth, Black Marsh
25th of Midyear, 4E205
Messenger

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Arriving at Lilmoth a shortly after the Summit's end, the Messenger delivered a message to the garrisoned leader of the An-Xileel branch to send the peacekeepers to South Elsewyr. The message was met with much grumbling, but the official seal of Stalks-The-Stars held much weight amongst the Argonians. The note was quickly burned and soon, two hundred soldiers were armed, armoured and sent towards Southern Elsewyr via boat. If nothing else, the Argonians would be known as an honest people, and Stalks-The-Stars would fulfill his promise of soldiers for keeping the peace. Two-hundred armoured Argonians would do much for the Southern people, if only as a deterrent to the North that any dead argonians would likely incite a war.

Grif of Hearts said
Grif nuzzles into the chat, realising just how long they've been gone from you all. They yawn, arms wrapped around plushies of Alistair and Vail, and cuddles them tightly.


Oh god I murdered your people...

I'm sorry! They told me to do it!
Right. Got my post up at last, I ended up scrapping it twice, and even now I'm not sure it is good enough.

Still, it is out there. If an edit is required, just say.
A bound demon very rarely uncouples from its host, mostly because most bound demons are evil, malevolent and content to help rip apart the world. Kata was not so inclined, and had relative freedom outside of Jay-Jay's consciousness: it was one of the most unique parts of Jay-Jay and Kata's relationship. While Jay-Jay was busy, the fire demon seemed to roam the field of war, almost-but-not-quite-invisible, like the flicker of mist. She reached out to the various members of the Bain and Hoyle group, communicating through the mind: so as to avoid tipping of the wolf.

”Jay-Jay and I will do something rather dangerous now. Should you see something unusual appear, please don’t kill me.”

She knew that the message might well fall on deaf ears, but at least now she had warned everyone not to try and stab her. It might act as a shock to the newer faces, although even the veterans of the group wouldn’t have seen this.

Returning to Jay-Jay, the demon found her host working on a new sigil, with incantations mixing common English with elements of Greek and Nordic rune work. It was a mish-mash, to be sure. Yet it seemed to suit the strange human perfectly. Eccentric and scatter brained and a bit all-over the place, for sure: but at least she was starting to rack up the ‘useful’ points.

The spell was far more complex than any of the others she’d dabbled with under her return to the Bane and Hoyle group. It was the size of a person and square in shape, unlike the more common circular formations that made up magical craft. Squares were for more powerful spells, because circles were free flowing and squares were more rigid…more controlled.

After a while picking away at her sigil, seemingly oblivious to the outside world and the efforts of her fellow employees, Jay-Jay eventually stood up and then stood in the middle of the square. The first step she took seemed to ignite the borders of the mark, and the fire-magus found herself surrounded on all sides by fire.

It was a scary thought, what she had planned. It involved a whole lot of trust and a whole lot of faith in the demon inside…and she was still technically a demon, even if she was a damn unique one. It didn’t matter though, because she couldn’t afford anything less than everything. Henry owed her a date, dammit. She could hardly let the world end before that happened.

The fire of the square seemed to die down after a moment, only to be replaced by the igniting of the interior. It was like a square of the earth suddenly became hellfire, as a nearly mile-high pillar of flame erupted from the earth in a meter-by-meter radius. Something inside the circle was igniting everything, and to a few people in the group: it would be reminiscent of the number of times Jay-Jay had transformed to help deal with the first vampire.

Then the fire intensified a whole other notch.

The flaming pillar grew in size, and started to crack through the square box. Little spears of fire jutted out seemingly at random, threatening to ignite anything caught in the path. The burning was a pure white heat, and for a good few breaths, it raged, and raged, and raged, until it stopped in a snap.

Like a snuffed out candle, the pillar died down to a single, dull humanoid shape. A creature made of flame that was vaguely feminine. Its eyes seemed to twinkle like the colour of coal and on its head bore a crown of half a dozen ebony horns. She was a contrast of white fire and dark symbols. A demon, but not quite as you’d expect. It seemed almost…divine.

Katago̱gí relished the moment of complete freedom. To be unconstrained was a rare treat that had last time led to the burning of London. One didn’t really let an Ifrit of her stature of the leash so easily. She seemed to float, as opposed to walk: an effortless glide that had her moving through the air, drifting towards the wolf as if there was no rush at all. She began speaking, and the words seemed to come out…wrong.

“Fenrir the end bringer, you are threatening to break my planet.”

In a flash, the flame-being seemed to flicker above the Wolf’s raised maw, between the gathering ball of energy and the sky. “I was not made a gift for these humans, only to let some puffed up puppy destroy it. Prometheus would not be amused.” Even Katagogi was not foolish enough to think herself Fenrir’s equal in a one-on-one situation, and yet he was being assaulted from multiple angles. The vampire and the Siren had begun to assault it, and the Reaper was oddly non-present, which generally hinted at her own involvement.

The Promethean Ifrit did not need to fight alone.

Fire seemed to dance between the Demon’s fingertips as she pushed down on the sickening ball of energy. Resisting its effects and trying to force it back down the End-bringer’s throat. Fire let fly from her digits and she began to blast at the attack, letting off ridiculous heat to all who came close. She was going to force feed Fenris this ball of death, and she’d make him choke on the very thought of coming against the Bain and Hoyle group. She didn’t have time to mess about with the wolf-god. Time unbound was precious: and this power would not last long. The candle would flicker and dim soon, and then, she wouldn’t have a chance of fighting the World-ender head on.
Kiku-Central Apartments


In truth, Kiku didn’t much know how successful her little plan for vengeance had been. She saw that the Ninja-lady was as much of a ninja as she’d expected, because the grenade went soaring towards the bad guys. After that, things just started to get a little hazy. Perhaps it was the blood loss, or the pain, or perhaps it was the fact she’d just downed two medkits full of painkillers, but things started to seem a little…distant.

The world took on different shades as she watched Abimael continue to “drink” the last remnants of her blood, which now danced between scarlet and orange and sometimes an odd shade of blue. She was glad that things didn’t hurt anymore, but for some reason, she was unbelievably hungry. She tried to move her arms, but felt herself lacking the strength in one arm and lacking any feeling at all in the other. She should probably be a bit more worried about that…

…Just like she should be worried that the sword guy was pointing a gun at her. She opened her mouth to say something, anything really. Just a ‘Please don’t shoot me’ or a ‘I’m not the one you wanna kill.’ All that came out was a slight whimper of pain. She was too doped up to speak and just trying to force her lungs to make words was agony. She didn’t know what organs were shot, but her lungs were hurting from the laboured breaths, more than anything.

The gun was put away though, and suddenly she was hoisted onto the stranger’s shoulders. The sound of a pistol clattering against the floor would have been evident, as Kiku was disarmed by her own inability to do much of anything. She was spent, all she had left was a couple daggers now, and another grenade, but she doubted she’d be popular if that was her choice again. Once lucky, twice stupid and all that.

On Kai’s shoulders, she didn’t move. Didn’t even say much, either. The coagulants had done their job and she wasn’t bleeding very much anymore, so at least she wasn’t a messy load, as much as she was just a mess.

Thoughts drifted away from the Shadow Zone, and the fact she’d been shot. Instead she tried to pick at some happy memories, something worth remembering…She came up blank, so instead she focused on the kills and the sex and the other things that made her feel alive. She could do with feeling alive right now.
Daniel Anders-South West


He’d made a mistake.

All of this time, all of the mission objectives prior, all of the risks he’d taken to try and keep people safe, and this was when he got punished for it.

He was a trained pilot, and thankfully he didn’t have any particular attachment to his Mech. Some people got so obsessed with the suits they occupied that they couldn’t decouple themselves from them. Thankfully, Daniel was not that sort of pilot.

It took him all of three seconds to eject himself via the escape hatch. One big red button, followed by ripping the Rosario from the dashboard and Daniel was leaping from the mech and sprinting towards the cavalry. He was saddened by the loss of the Chainsword engine, and he felt the odd ‘squelch’ of something fleshy under the soles of his feet, but he didn’t have time to stop and see what it was. Instead, he reached towards his sidearm and his Grenades. Yanking the pin off one without breaking his side, he lobbed it behind him without stopping or even looking were it landed. If it slowed down a wolf or two, he’d be glad for the use.

After that, he just ran. Ran like the devil was at his back and ran like his steps would carry him into salvation: because that’s what they were doing. The difference being that ‘Salvation’ was not being killed by a bunch of mutant dogs and living to get his ass chewed by the Asian doctor for fucking up at the last moment.

Although if that Heathen Brucie gave him jip after all the fuck ups that Daniel had to endure before this, he would likely plant a foot upside the Australian’s head. No time for that bullshit, thank you very much.
It is better that we just laugh at...The Unmentionable event. because we all realise that the reactions of it were a bigger and much funnier joke that the actual event itself.

Plus, who doesn't love a chance to flood the Ooc with a page full of random gifs?I see it as a chance to see everyone's preferences. I like Pandas and Comedy, you like tigers and please don't eat my Pandas T-T
...How do you drown someone in Tigers?

Do...does it involve a blender? Don't do it! Smother him with tigers, instead!


We are in the final stages of the summit. I may have thrown a wrench in the plans by bringing up the Elsweyr issue.

On a side note, can no one except the Khajiit player post in the summit until he has. It is important he gets a word in and that the South can respond. After that, people can throw in their opinions and there can be a general "I'mma support the north" or "I'mma support the south."
Well then. It seems that we've had a very busy and productive two days.

We have an entire new race, and now the Redguards are throwing their weight around.

Interesting stuff, all around.
The golden rule for race is that It is allowed, as long has a good reason to venture close to humanity. We have Centaurs and minotaurs and drow and vampires and dwarves and a bug-thing and all sorts. As long as you aren't a 10 armed Triclops of babylon or something, and as long as there is a reason you to want to help the Queen's Blades and stop Demons from destroying the world, you are probably fine.
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