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Aimee could only watch the chaotic scene unfold. First was the hooded girl playing with the dragon boy's tail; strange but nothing that needed to be addressed. Aimee's first mistake. Then the boy swung his tail in surprise, nearly striking everyone around him with it's flaming tip. Instinctively Aimee was about to lunge forward and grab it to ensure it didn't strike anyone else, but Jasmyn had gotten in her way, stepping on her foot and blocking her path. It wasn't painful, but Aimee still knelt down to massage her slightly sore foot. Second mistake. The last came when, by leaving Jasmyn unattended, she had gotten the brilliant idea of throwing a bucket of water onto the dragon boy and subsequently, anyone else near him. Aimee had only realized this soon enough to roll out of the way, avoiding being drenched in water. The others couldn't say the same.

In less then ten minutes of Aimee's arrival, an orc jumped into a river, someone stepped on Aimee's foot, and two people are soaking wet. What a start to today. "Enough!" Aimee shouted with a tone of authority. The entire guild went quiet. Walking up to Jasmyn, Aimee took the bucket out of her hands and pointed towards a changing room. "There are towels over there. Help these two get dry." Taking a sniff, Aimee though the wretched scent came from the questionably clean dishwater, but no. That orc had returned, and he was already drinking. Great.

"If you're here for the Hero Trial, then wait in line patiently and do not cause any trouble! Those who cause a ruckus will be punished severely!" Aimee was almost tempted to take out her gun and shoot something just to make a point, but for now she'll just have to let her words handle it. Her training as an inquisitor gave her many bonuses to her intimidation modifier, which will allow her to cower the weaker willed. Even the strong-will or thick-headed would know that her threats were not empty. Only the truly foolish would believe she's bluffing. And it's those people that Aimee was keeping a close eye on.
Aimee put her hand to her mouth as this girl, Jasmyn, said that she was a traveler. While it's not unusual for people to travel, she didn't look like a merchant, and surely if she was a caravan guard she wouldn't be at the adventurer's guild. Unless she just lost her job? Too many questions for Aimee to ask. But what was especially odd was that this girl didn't even know what the name of the city was. How do you go to a city you don't even know what it's called? "This is Ami City. It was originally settled by the elves, but after a particularly brutal war with the dark elves nearby, races from all around came to support the elves and the city. Afterwards they simply settled in the city and flourished ever since." Aimee said seamlessly, lying through her teeth. Jasmyn seemed to be hiding something and Aimee wanted to know what that was. Because what Aimee worried most was that Jasmyn wasn't actually a warrior, but possibly a criminal. That armor may have been scavenged from a more worthy warrior and she's just trying to lay low for a while. Aimee's seen many adventurers do things like that, and try to find asylum by joining the adventurer's guild. But Aimee wasn't going to tolerate that, not for one second.
@Hammerman

Thanks! I'll admit it's the first time I've played a character like her. Usually my characters are much more free-spirited, whereas Aimee is very serious. Even if she is an Axis Cultist.

@Otaku95

Thanks, and I'm sorry to hear that. I was thinking of making her color black instead, but black on grey looks horrible on the RPGuild. I don't suppose you know a different shade of red that would fit Aimee's color while making it easier for you to red? And yes, I know it's strange to ask the color-blind person what sort of color works for them.
Hmm. I just realized that we don't know the name of the town. @Lady Athena Should I wait for you to make up a name or can I make one up myself?
Aimee remained stoic as the orc wisely fled for his life. She wouldn't have killed him or anything, but she would have given him a beating if he persisted. "Filthy barbarian." After that incident was dealt with the girl that Aimee had protected spoke up. She seemed meek, which rubbed Aimee the wrong way. Though perhaps she was being a bit too harsh, Aimee did step in before the girl had gotten a chance to stand up for herself. "Don't pity fools like him. They need a harsh lesson about etiquette and respect. At least he knows fear." Aimee reached into one of her pouches and spread some salt in the last area that orc was at. It was a purifying salt used to ward demons, as well as to cover up strong scents. Aimee would sometimes cover a cloth with it if she goes to a particularly rancid or toxic place.

Looking over the girl carefully, Aimee gave her a slight smile and bowed her head. "I am Aimee the Inquisitor, of House Reiterpallasch. Adventurer and devout member of Her Holy order. Your armor looks quite impressive, certainly not the cheap iron and leather that most adventurers afford. But I've never seen you around the city before... May I have your name, m'lady?" Aimee then extended her hand out to the girl. She would give the stranger a chance to prove herself.
@Ryougu

There's only one place you can go to, and that's with the AXIS ORDER!
@Ryougu

Thank you, though I can't take credit for it. It was only thanks to the helpful folks of the Axis Order that I was able to learn how to read the language! If you want to learn the cypher, here's the link you need.
@Ryougu



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