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Iscind "A murder you say?," Iscind listens intently as Elsa explains about the murder and the reactions. "Do you think Jerry might have known the victim?" Iscind did not know the other woman really. Perhaps she was just being empathetic. But Elsa did know her and thought there w...

Iscind Iscind too distracted by all the comings and goings finishes her breakfast. When Cross inquires about her plans for the day, she responds amiably, "Well since Esker has abandoned me to my own devices...I really have no plans. Not speaking the local tongue rather limits my prospects.&quo...

Iscind Watching first Del and then Sir Karl and Esker leave the inn, the diminutive woman remains in her seat listening to the conversations and trying not to appear nosey regarding what is being said. She was still a stranger to these people and had no wish to butt into their conversations. So for...

Iscind Aranya Iscind places an order for "Bread with a dollop of honey to dip it in. A slice of bacon, so long as its not too greasy, and tea, lots of tea, might as well bring a pot as I know Esker will want some too. My da used to say a true warrior, like tea, shows his strength when in hot w...

Iscind Aranya Iscind shivers slightly as she awakes, gently rubbing the side of her face, hoping it would not bruise from where bedframe hit. She hurriedly dresses in a loose white blouse and leather trousers, leaving her armor for now in the room. As she pulls on her boots, she ponders whether to ...

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Iscind will likewise request help in obtaining a room, since she doesn't know the native language. She will request one down the hall from Esker, having had her fill of his snoring. Once in her rooms she will practice her battle stances before falling into her bed for the night.

Iscind Half-smiles at Esker's wordplay, "I'm sorry his wit is as dull as shortsword. No we are not casters, both of us are woodwise scouts. And yes for our brethren in the wolf clan we acted as such. But wolves are less savage than most men. They hunt only to feed, unlike men who hunt for plea...

"Displaced certainly seems the proper word," Iscind smiles at the pretty newcomer, "And I'm only dour because you are such atrocious company Esker. Well met Mira, tis nice to see a friendly face after what we just witnessed." She brushes back some unruly hair from her face with ...

Iscind Iscind slips through the door of the inn, and she quickly scans each person within, accessing whether or not they might be a threat, before letting out a soft breath. "Esker, it appears safe" , her eyes drawn to the raven, "And it appears one here might be blessed by the All-F...

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"A broken wheel," she says looking for any words she might know the meaning of. "Refuge I hope, but I won't believe we've found it, till I see it with my own eyes." She moves in and through the door's opening into the light within.

Iscind

Continues moving into the mists, though she does pause finally and look back to see if Esker follows.

Iscind She looked down at Freyda, having done all she can for her. She looks down at her blade, knowing both she and its power cannot more than scratch the beast. She makes one last feeble attack at the beast and then calls out to Esker, "Leave it, we cannot win. Leave the shaman to face the m...

Iscind

Realizing Freyda needs assistance, Iscind disengages from her attack, shouting for Esker to strike it with the silver dagger. She moves to kneel beside Freyda, placing her shield between her and the beast. She will attempt to cut up one of her blouses and try to staunch the blood flow.

Iscind

She had no doubt that Esker's brother was a ravenous wolf and now he literally was one. She pulls her blade and shield and moves in to attack.


Initiative: [1d10]=8
Attack: [1d20]=6

Iscind

Looks at Esker as if he's addled. But he was her shield brother so she repeated his actions, much to her chagrin. She expected bad results, but she did it all the same.