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Skyrim: Transcending History, And The World, A Tale Of Souls And Swords, Eternally Retold.

@NPC@Mike the Bloodwolf

Just wanted to let you guys know that everyone moved on from the inn/bar And are making their way to the outside of the walls to see the explosions. Maybe your group and the current group can meet up back in there when they'll retire for the Night? Is that cool with you guys?

Now this is the right section pAq

Skyrim: Transcending History, And The World, A Tale Of Souls And Swords, Eternally Retold.

Posted in the wrong section, I'll delete this when I get home.

Skyrim: Transcending History, And The World, A Tale Of Souls And Swords, Eternally Retold.

@Pyromaniacwolf

My character has been all over Tamriel and spent a few years in Cyrodill, they could have met there while both were traveling and stuck together for a bit until they parted ways.
The party will be heading out in the morning. Maybe we can go to the cave Tedd mentioned in his IC post and your character could already be there?

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@Pyromaniacwolf

I can have my character, Kelda, know yours maybe? It would be easy to introduce you like that.

Skyrim: Transcending History, And The World, A Tale Of Souls And Swords, Eternally Retold.

@Eviledd1984

I'll mention you from now on when my characters are interacting with yours, but it's also important to read through the past posts just to make sure everything is flowing better. Also, sometimes we just mention characters but we don't talk to them. Sorry if something gets confusing though!

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@Duck

I'll have most of the stuff posted up by tomorrow, hopefully!

Skyrim: Transcending History, And The World, A Tale Of Souls And Swords, Eternally Retold.

@Eviledd1984

Most of the people have left the inn already. They are working their way outside where a new party member will be introduced! I just wanted you to know in case you didn't read up on what happened before your latest post. I think Alit is still there, but the majority left to the outside of Solitude. Your character can maybe head there to meet up with the rest.

Skyrim: Transcending History, And The World, A Tale Of Souls And Swords, Eternally Retold.

"We'll leave tomorrow morning, we'll meet by the gates as soon as the sun rises," Jarett said as he stood up from his seat and followed Valen and Haskell out of the inn to the source of the explosion. A few people had gathered around the outside of the walls while some of the guards were trying to keep them away, forming a circle around whatever had caused it. A guard woman also seemed to be talking to a bald man while another worked on an ax. "This looks interesting." He pushed a few people aside to make way for the group members that had decided to investigate.

Back in the inn, Keldan had stayed behind with Maira. "I'm sure it's nothing," she said to the orc as she brushed her hair off her shoulder. "Come, I'll take care of you." Keldan stood up and paid Corpulus for the rest of the drinks. She went to get her lute before walking up to Maira and helping her up. "You can walk, right? We got a nice walk ahead of us." The Bard's college was a few ways away from the inn. Maira could sleep in her bed. Keldan had a bedroll she could crash in for the night. "You don't have to worry about anything, my dear, I won't do anything to you while you're like this," The Altmer promised as they made their way out of the inn.

Skyrim: Transcending History, And The World, A Tale Of Souls And Swords, Eternally Retold.

Jarett laughed and returned Velan's wink as he sipped his wine. "I'll give you another taste if you ever want," It has seemed the wine had loosened up Valen and had brought up a side that the Reguard didn't see too often. At least the whole party was more relaxed and the bad blood between the two Mers had been put aside. And now everyone was flirting, there must be something in the wine or the mead.

Keldan smiled at Maira and slid a hand to her knee. "You just tell me and I'll happily oblige. I cant help but to wonder what you would taste like." She sipped her drink and nodded to Alit. Keldan had very few personal items. She wasn't too attached with anything she owned except for her lute, which she was defenetly taking to the adventure. Keldan shifted closer to Maira just when the explosion happened outside of the Inn making the Altmer jump a bit.

"What was that?" Jarett' s hand went to his small dagger on his side as he looked to the door. Something that loud must have been very close to the Inn. The other patrons around them had stopped whatever they were doing to look around. "Lets go check it out." He stood up and put down the glass. Keldan was in charge of the payment and Velan had put some gold in so he wasn't too worried about leaving without paying.

[Still on phone, sorry! ]

Skyrim: Transcending History, And The World, A Tale Of Souls And Swords, Eternally Retold.

Keldan glanced over to Velan as the Mer walked over and asked her to pass her a drink. She downed the third glass of wine she already had on her hand before handing him a newly filled glass. "I hope to see this side of you more often, dear, I don't want to cause our leader any more trouble." She winked at him as he took the glass and she settled back with her side pressed against Maira.

"I'm comfortable with any range really. I tend to run around the battlefield as I fire my arrow. If anyone gets to close to me I'll simply paralyze them or mess with their mind. I know how to use Illusion and Alteration magic." She shrugged a shoulder as she watch Corpulus fill another drink.

"Green Pact, I do remember you mentioning it," Jarett said looking at a now calm Valen. He was curious as to what an orc tasted like, not that he would ever resort to cannibalism. He was just curious. "Do you add spices too? I can recommend a few spices from Hamerfell."

Disgusting. Keldan thought at the mention of the Green Pact. She wasn't surprised. Many Mer where people of tradition, which is a reason she had left home and why she tended to stay away from overly traditional Mers. She didn't say anything though, she didn't want to offend the sensitive Bosmer.

(Sorry for any mistakes, typed this on my phone.)