

Race: Gnome
Class: Socialite
interaction: Watching @FunnyGuy Wendel, Gears @papaoso
Location: Airship
Attire: See picture above
Gold Balance: 30
Injuries: None
Equipment:
⋆ Walking Stick Shillelagh
⋆ Small Trinkets & Stolen Baubles
⋆ A Collection of Miniature Cheese Wheels
⋆ Pocket Mirror
⋆ Ornate Deck of Cards (for tricks & misdirection)
⋆ Small Disguise Kit
⋆ Critter
⋆ Bag

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Bobi crouched low behind a stack of crates, peering through the gap between two enchanted punch bowls with the laser focus of a squirrel guarding its last nut.
The dwarf had moved.
Now he was seated at the bar—white hair catching the lanternlight, beard still brick-thick, posture too composed for Bobi’s comfort. Just sitting there next to a hooded girl like he wasn’t 100% plotting the theft of a state secret or the summoning of a cider demon.
Bobi narrowed his eyes.
“He relocated. Bold. Calculated. Probably laying spores,” he muttered.
Critter gave a skeptical snort from inside Bobi’s coat, tail flicking with silent judgment.
“Don’t sass me. I’ve been trained in twelve forms of hypothetical threat detection, including Fungal Insurgency and Beard-Based Misdirection.”
But before Critter could perform the rodent equivalent of a facepalm, fate intervened.
A sharp yelp—Critter’s tail had been stepped on by a passing passenger.
Instant chaos.
Critter launched into DEFCON 1, screeching and zigzagging across the Bar Deck like a lightning bolt powered by caffeine and vengeance.
“NO NO NOT THE POPCORN MACHINE!” Bobi shrieked, springing into action with all the grace of a flying satchel. He flailed through a forest of legs, juked past a server, then dove—
—straight into a metallic chestplate.
He bounced off with a wheeze and collapsed flat on his back.
Towering above him was a figure of elegance and precision: Gears, the bartending warforged. Copper plating gleamed like molten amber, and faint arcs of steam whispered from vents in her arms like sighs from a sleeping forge.
Bobi blinked up in stunned reverence.
“Oh…” he breathed. “Oh no.”
He sat up, beard slightly askew, eyes wide.
“You’re... magnificent.”
Critter scampered back to his chest, puffed-up and traumatized. Bobi barely noticed.
“That plating... the curvature... That’s not just engineering. That’s art. Gnomes could never.”
He clutched his chest dramatically.
“By the moons, I think I’m in love.”
Just then, his eyes flicked sideways—toward the barstools.
The dwarf. Still seated. White-haired. Same beard. Same vibe. Definitely not a fungus elemental.
Bobi frowned.
“...Huh.”
He leaned closer to Critter and whispered,
"Not a fungal threat. Still highly suspicious. ”
Critter rolled his eyes and thumped his tiny fist against Bobi’s chin.
“Alright, alright,” Bobi muttered. “Eyes on Beardface. I’ll handle the tall, shiny one. Classic misdirect-and-flirt. We trained for this.”
He straightened his coat collar and tried to lean casually against the bar.
It came off more like a soggy raccoon trying to sell discount treasure maps.
Did he care? Not one bit.
“Spy work, darling.”