Recent content by Mistalee

Vile creatures emerged from the woods and bared down upon them. Their tough hide looked like it would be difficult for her arrows to pierce, and she did not see and clear eyes or other soft spots for her to take advantage of. Their teeth and spike looked particularly deadly and she knew right...

The younger elf managed to hold her tongue but narrowed her eyes as Dorinthellar spoke to her about where she could be of most use. She was no novice bows woman, and knew exactly where her archery skills would be of the most use. Nothing to say of the fact that she would be equally skilled with...

The only acknowledgment she gave Dorinthellar about him hinting at knowing who she truly was, was a sidelong look and a small smirk. It did not surprise her at all that he would be able to figure out who she was, not that she was really hiding it. Her heritage was just something she preferred...

Without the arguments that were happening earlier, she felt much more at ease. Though she nodded somberly when Ah'har mentioned how many drink only to ease pains. She had seen it many times before, and never once had she actually seen any good come from it. "Drink is a poor balm for pain," she...

She was grateful when Dorinthellar left the building. Perhaps with a bit of time the drink would leave his system and his sense would return. Though even if he did apologize for her drunken behavior later, this poor first impression would always be engraved into their minds. "Have a good night...

Every time Dorinthellar refereed to the young lizard girl as 'creature' or some such term she could just feel her blood pressure rising. She could only imagine how Ah'har felt about this man's insults. Though what really annoyed her was when he seemed to suggest that she had more sense than the...

Her patience was coming to the end of it's rope. The 'honorable' lord was doing nothing but making even more of a fool of himself and was quickly loosing any semblance of respect she might hold for him. On top of all that, it was obvious that Ah'Har was done with his foolishness to the point...

In her opinion it seemed like Dorinthellar was far too focused on Ah'har and Cla'tria and the 'oddness' about them. To her it did not matter where they were from or the fact that they were two completely different races. What mattered what that they clearly viewed each other as brother and...

She was silent grateful that, for now, at least Dorinthellar did not address her choice to not give her last name. It was highly unlikely that at this point he had not figured out who she really was. After all, if she recognized him she was certain the older elf had also recognized her and...

She had just begun to enjoy the white chicken chili when the yelling started. With a raised brow she watched the exchanged between Dorinthellar and the halfling man. As the older elf just seemed to dig himself into a deep and deep hole she just shook her head in amusement. This was precisely why...

The young elf had been traveling for several weeks on her own at this time. She did not exactly have a destination, just let the road take her where it willed. Before she had left home he had a rather....heated....discussion with her elder brother. Aegisess never did approve of her practicing...

Awesome! I will go read now, and I will post soon. Thank you!

Sounds like a fun plan! Would you mind starting things up as I will be heading off for work soon. Starting location does not much matter to me, wherever you think he would most likely be hiring mercs would be just fine for me. :)

I would have no problem with Dorithellar being nobility at all. I would just then assume that the two of them would at least know of each other, even if they had never met before. Mista would likely have a bit of a reputation of not exactly being 'lady like' as she much prefers her wearing...

I could definitely place her there. She is a sort of person who would travel a lot due to merc work and just not wanting to stay in one place for too long.