Skaia

Jun gave a thumbs up to her friend as she mentioned being kept in the loop about the progress on her costume. "Of course, and when you get big and successful as an entertainer and start to sell merchandise of your stage persona, then you can remember and credit me with the design. And then I'll swim in royalties!" The girl chuckled at the thought and said, "but seriously, I'm pretty surprised you chose the entertainment club of all things to be in." The image of Kyouko being in a costume putting on a show for everyone via dueling was not really something that matched up in her head. "I thought you didn't really like being the center of attention...or dueling...or crowds...or acting or - uh, yeah. Any of that really."

All you need is money

As the man began to get his tools and looked towards the table, Stella looked to Kelsey as she voiced her concerns about learning from this man. Stella chuckled a bit at her comment, but simply said, "well, I intend to learn from school, but there's no harm in learning from both if I can. Right?" As the mechanic made mention of Kelsey's arm, Stella looked about as uncomfortable as she did, though continued to watch in anticipation as the mechanic began to go to work on the table. Needless to say, she was left dumbstruck as the man hit the table with the wrench. And it was fixed. She blinked. Once. Twice. And stared at the table. "You may be on to something Kellz." After she recovered from her brief period of awe she looked at the mechanic and said, "um...well, thank you. I uh, I think I've learned something valuable today." After paying the man for the use of his work station to fix up Kelsey's arm, she simply said, "thank you again." Then, looking to her friend she said, "well, I guess we should go meet up with Vivian now."

I go to buy myself and Assassin ice cream, then keep close watch on the dog and the goose.

I'll Get a Banner One Day - YUGIOH HORIZONS OOC "The sun is shining. The birds are chirping. The sea is still blue. All of these things marked that today would be a day like any other at Horizon Academy, and likely most of the world, but specifically here. At Horizon. Academy. Where the students were. And the students were here indeed, since move in day is done and we are already through the first week of school here! And so, mysterious transfer students aside, everyone should already have started to get their first assignments and have gotten acclimated to our, thankfully sm- compact and quaint, Campus. But, this otherwise blue sea day would not go like all others. 'Why?' You might be asking yourselves. Well today is the first time clubs and teams and whatever other things kids do after school." "What are you doing?" "Narrating." "Why?" "Because, I'm trying to make clubs sound cool!" Over the loudspeakers throughout campus, the students would briefly hear the bickering and struggling of the two teachers before the first said, "who knows- ack - who knows what new things are in store for our students!" With that, the speaker cut off. Though these antics of the faculty weren't common, they certainly weren't a surprise for the upperclassman either. All the same, what was said was true and today was the first day of team meetings. No truer was this then for the duel team, one that despite past successes had certainly seemed to be on its last legs. Something that would be all too evident by the turnout of students that would show up to today's tryouts. The team had access to a gym, one that seemed to not have much of anything but the waxed wooden floor and white walls. The only other thing to note was that the gym was a lot smaller than the other ones on the school, but the duel team would still find it perfectly serviceable to their needs, as the current seniors had each year before hand.

Stella had figured that Kelsey would try to take the blame for it instead of her, though she still couldn't help but feel like it wasn't really Kelsey's fault to begin with either. All the same, Stella froze up as the man moved over to her and put his hand on her head. Bracing herself for the worst, the girl was soon visibly confused, cautious yet relieved all at the same time as he patted her on the head. There was something odd about him calling them junior mechanics, and what he had said prior made the girl pause for a moment. However, she soon managed to recover and simply said, "well, no, we didn't really come here to learn. I just uh...well, wanted to help my friend and all and uh..." Stella looked to Kelsey and then back to the man asking, "are you like, a teacher or something?" He snorted. "No way no how. I ain't never stepped into a classroom before." The statement made the girl go visibly wide-eyed at sheer of notion of such an idea. Confused, the girl stammered out, "so...where did you learn mechanic stuff then?" "I picked up some tools and some parts and whacked at it till I figured it out." "I see...I guess that's one way to...but to have a whole..." Stella had no idea what to make of this man. Since meeting Kelsey, she had become aware that there wasn't everything practical in the world to be learned solely from books and class. But she would never have associated something like "street smarts" with the idea of mechanics. Not really sure what to make of this man's incredibly gift for machines and fixing things, she instead went back to the topic that started the conversation. "Well, I want to apologize again for what happened to your table and I don't just want to leave it like this, but uh...i don't want to whack it until it's fixed so, would you be able to tea- uh, show me what to do for it?" "Well, I wouldn't mind you whacking about, but I suppose I can take a crack at it." Looking at the table yet again, Stella seemed to try to pump herself up as she said, "thank you."

Ryia felt a sense of relief go through her as she not only managed to keep the bird's attention, but also pave the way for Reinaan to attack at it. As he seemed to do a number on the bird's feathers. As it climbed into the air, its flight looked much more awkward than before and it seemed primed to dive towards Ryia once again. However, thankfully, it didn't seem to actually hit her. Untankfully, it seemed to be coming back for a round two. Ryia looked wide-eyed as the bird dove at her yet again. The talons looked razor sharp, and if what it did to her shield was any indication, she did not want to be struck by those talons. However, unable to use anything to block against it, nor entirely nimble enough to just run to the side, Ryia did the only thing that she could. Taking a full dive to the side, Ryia crashed into the ground and managed to get away from the beast's attack. Slowly, she started to try and get up as the bird awkwardly continued to fly around. Ryia knew she had to get up fast, lest the bird come in for a third swoop and snatch her while she was prone. Thankfully, though, she wasn't as strapped for time as she would've thought. The bird's attention had seemed to be wrested by something else, and while this gave the girl a momentary reprieve she couldn't help but feel panicked at why this was the case. Seeing a dart of water hit the bird, the girl noticed the Roc was now focused on Keres. Ryia knew that Keres was smart and as the attack was overall ineffective she had to have some kind of plan in mind. Or she was just trying to get the attention away from her. However, the latter thought caused Ryia more anxiety than anything else and so she simply had to believe that that wasn't the water chosen's intent. Slowly getting up, Ryia knew she had to do something distract the bird, but couldn't just zip right over to Keres without likely having the bird strike at her first. So, she instead relied on something else to help her out. "Ackrin, help her out." Her spirit appeared before her and began to quickly and wordlessly make its way over to where Keres was. Materializing in a physical form, the spirit began to summon a cluster of rocks and chuck them straight towards the Roc. The bird let out a "scree" as it was struck, beginning to flap its wings yet again. However, Ackrin simply stood still and took the wind blades head on as they sliced into parts of its body. With a small amount of panic, Ryia asked, "Ackrin, are you alright?" "Yes." Confused, seeing that he was clearly harmed, the girl asked again, "are you um...injured?" "I believe so." The girl didn't quite know what to make of her spirit, but in spite of its injuries the spirit still fought on. Summoning yet another cluster of rocks, the bird was pelted yet again. Continuing to gain height, the bird seemed to sway awkwardly from side to side in the air, unsure of where to go.

With the Rattata out of her hands, Jacklyn stood back up and smiled as the young boy thanked them for what they did. Handing the bag back to the boy she said, "well, be sure to take proper care of it from now on! An adventurer is nothing without their bag!" As the boy made his way back to home the girl took in a deep breath and said, "good work team! We sure showed them our amazing team work! And now! To bed!" Declaring this, the girl began to lead them to a local hotel and seemed very keen on going to sleep as she went into her own bed. Today had been something of a trying experience, and Jacklyn simply wanted to rest and reset for the next day. The next having come about, Jacklyn was once again ready to take on whatever the world was to throw at her. Looking to the others, she declared, "alright gang! Let's get going and continue our journey!" Looking at the lazier of her two companions, she then said, "after we get you new clothes." Presumably, one shopping trip later the group was on their way onto the route proper. Taking in a breath of air as she made her way out of the city, the girl then looked in awe as she saw the desert before her. "Look guys! There's sand. So much sand! It's like a beach but like, without the water!" The girl had known about deserts, though never been to one herself. They were supposed to be generally hot, uncomfortable, treacherous and sort of empty. They were also a staple and source of adventures of all kind! "Well gang, are you ready to go explore some sand!? Or is your blood pumping to take on more trainers!?" She pointed between the desert and the route proper.

"Might as well come back later and stake the place out. After all, I'm even more curious about this mysterious bomber than before." With that, I'll make my way to the park.

Leon hadn't ever really been out this far into the country before, and so he was glad to hear that Yue had experience in traveling through the valley. He didn't really know what to expect of it, but he figured that it was the best place to lose whoever it was that was chasing them. Seeing that Rona had returned did him good as well, seeing if all of those who were after them were as mobile as the pegasus knight being split up would be the worst case for the group. As they started to move, he heard Layne's question and realized that the rest of the group probably had no idea what was going on. Telling them would likely only cause them to worry more, but as he was already pretty on edge himself he didn't think it could get any worse. Turning to the healer he said, "in Aeora there are three major capitals each with its own knight corps that each tend to manage something specific. Generally speaking, the ones that would be around here would be the Sea Knight - you can tell because they have blue to the silver on their armor. And honestly that would probably be the best possible scenario. Their job is to stick to Enta and the major roads around it to make sure crime is at a low. But...the worst case scenario is that it's the Sky Knights. They're from Rastarn and well...They shouldn't be here since they tend to deal with the northern border against Jouruun...but with a notice to capture a Jouran here, I can't help shake the feeling that this is going to go bad fast." Edda, meanwhile, looked to Raynor as he had offered a ride for her. The girl didn't actually want to start hustling and running forward. Not because she was tired - despite appearances Edda actually had a great deal of stamina - but more so because she knew she would be left in the dust. That being said, she was both still in a huff and couldn't quite stand the thought of being on the same mount as Ada, were they to both get on together. So, left at a strange crossroad created by her pride and annoyance, the girl simply said, "I'm good." Though, this was clearly not the case, and she eventually caved and got on board the man's mount anyway. As the group had began making their way towards the entrance of the valley, the knights that had spotted them had eventually caught up with them. A collection of cavalry and pegasus knights had seemed to be what they were composed of, though it was likely there was still yet more troops on foot that simply couldn't keep up trailing behind them. The knights were adorned in silver and red armor, the colors of those of the sky knights, and they had all already seemed to have their weapons at the ready. Forming up, one cavalry man had stood among the others, stepping a bit forward. "Halt criminal scum!" His voice was loud and forceful, level yet full of aggression. The man looked at the group, studying each one carefully saying, "though I was aware there was one filthy northerner amidst our people, I had not expected three and to be so flagrantly parading around our country side no less. No matter, my job is no different and neither shall your fates. By Order of Lord Sentan Vallan of Rastarn, I ask that you treacherous bunch forfeit your weapons and yourselves to prison, and that you forfeit the lives of the Jouran menace. Failure to do so will result in the forfeit of your own lives as well." Leon had never actually personally interacted with the people of Rastarn, or at least their military, so he had nothing to do but expect the worst. But this curtness and sheer animosity that they seemed to display was something he was still not prepared for. It didn't look like they were going to give them any quarter nor did he expect them to listen to anything they said. Though, he was also equally afraid of actually having to engage in combat with them. Going against them here most certainly meant that they would have officially made an enemy of the people of Rastarn and more than that he didn't know how they would match up against them in terms of might. All the same, he couldn't really back out here now nor could he simply leave his party members to die. Clutching the hilt of his sword, Leon looked to others saying, "Falcons, get ready."

Ryia was glad to see that she had managed to lure the bird's attention over to herself, freeing up the others to do what they were going to. However, this moment of relief was then replaced by a moment of panic as now there was a giant bird flying right at her. Ryia didn't think her shield would do much to keep the bird's talons at bay, and once it came over to her she didn't really know how she would fight it and keep its attention drawn to her. Thankfully, she had some help as a cloud of water was dumped onto the bird and caused it to hurtle downwards. Though her fears of the talons were gone, she was still no more confident in herself to fight against the thing fully as it towered over her. As the bird lunged forward at her, Ryia had to think fast and do something to keep the bird from just continually pecking at her. So, raising up her shield, the girl stepped backwards and called up her earth wall at the same time. As the beak struck the shield, the sheer force of the attack denting her shield and forcing her back, the bird's throat was then struck by the rock wall moving up to effectively uppercut it. The large Roc backed up, flapping its wings aggressively at the attack. With the creature still towering over her and now there being a rock wall in the way, Ryia didn't attempt to engage any further. Instead, she simply continued to bang her mace against her shield, trying to keep the bird's attention on her.

"Well...I guess there's a chance they're unrelated cases, but..." I'll ponder for a moment. "Assassin, do you any idea how the person could've gotten in here, or if there's any traces of magecraft nearby?"

Tsetseg made her way over to Penelope, and while the girl seemed to usher the young archer to her lap, Tsetseg didn't seem to think there was a way she would comfortably fit and so simply looked over the princess's shoulder as she began her lesson. As the woman told her what each of the letters were that made up the word "kid," Tsetseg didn't seem to quite understand it. Tracing each of the letters she spoke them aloud, she simply said, "K...I...D...Kayaidee..." The girl furrowed her brow, knowing that was definitely not what Penelope had just said. Trying to figure out where some of the letters got their sounds from, the girl soon had her attention arrested from her as the rest of the room turned its attention to Edrick and what he had on hand. As Cora asked who they were really, Tsetseg just gave a jovial wave and said, "I'm Tsetseg! And we are...." Tsetseg then paused, as she remembered the group had talked about group names before, but wasn't sure if they had actually settled on anything concrete. Looking to Gunther she said, "the Flower Knights? No, no, no wait! I think it was Ever Valiant! Yeah, yeah, that was the one." Then looking to Citron, mentally scoffing at the idea of her asking them if he was a good guy, she simply nodded. "We're all good guys. Sure some might be less good then others, but each and every one of us is good as good goods!" Alois had next to no idea what to make of the rat's actions. Nevertheless, it had seemed to understand him in some capacity, and so he was at least certain that it was a person in a rat's body. The boy tried to go over who he might think of a rat, though that was met with a less than pleasant view of his town overall. All the same, the boy was still curious and asked, "so, are you like a prisoner here or something?" The rat seemed to think about it for a moment before nodding its head. Raising an eyebrow at this, slightly suspicious of the whole thing, Alois then said, "well, the exit's right over there. Unless you're also looking to get through here." The boy knocked on the door. Once that was done, he looked back to the panel. Fiddling around with the letters, he saw that his suspicions were confirmed as it seemed to cycle through the whole alphabet. Not really sure where to go from here, the boy just fiddled around with the panel, arranging the letters in the order of r - o - a - d - k.

I order significantly less spicy ramen then my servant and nod. "More than likely. So, how's about we go do a little investigating?" Once we're done with our ramen, I'll go to the bank and begin to investigate it.

Nine stood still as Raphael was sent backwards. His legs felt locked into place and both of his arms were dangling in front of him, the one he had just punched with trembling now. Despite his best efforts, it had seemed that Raphael was still able to move, yet it was still enough. As the man was dragged into the dirt by the hands of souls of the dead of his own doing, Nine couldn't do much else but watch the gruesome scene before him. When it was all finished, the world around them crumbled and returned to the only marginally less dreary scenery of the cavern they had just been in. With the disciple nowhere to be seen, the sight of Shaymin being there once more and the fading ghostly figured that thanked them Nine understood that at this point, they had won. A surge of relief flowed through him, followed by a lack of adrenaline pumping through his system as his legs finally gave out from underneath him. Falling face forward into the ground, Nine was pretty sure he'd be happy to spend the rest of the day just lying right there. Nine wasn't quite sure what had happened towards the end there, but he had gone head to head with a Disciple and been shown the clear difference in their strength. Yet, at the end of the day, it was him and his friends that had emerged victorious and had managed to stop a terrible monster from making his world any larger. Flipping over onto his back, the Chaser looked to the Rotom and said, "Lok...I have no idea what you did...but always remember I appreciate you." Nine groaned as Kayla made her comment, saying, "gimme a few first." Nine knew she was correct, and now that the seal was broken they didn't have much time to dally. He also knew that Kayla had suffered just as much against Raphael as he had, perhaps more. Yet, if the disciple was anything to go by, he wasn't entirely confident in his chances of going up against the legend himself in the state he was in - both physically and mentally. Trying to steady his breath, his attention was then taken to Gwen who seemed less than well. Concern on his face, Nine simply asked, "are you sure you don't want to take a rest too?"

As Nine slowly began to pick himself up from the ground, he grimaced to see that Kayla had been being tossed around like nothing more than a ragdoll by Raphael, using the spirits that surrounded him as ropes to bind her. Igniting his arm and getting ready to strike at the ghost, he paused as the ghost seemed to be interrupted by something else. Letting out a scream, the ghosts that surrounded and were being manipulated by Raphael had dispersed, flying every which way away from him. Then, moments later they began to move back and converge on him. As they began to spiral around him once again, their formation didn't stay in a circle around him, and instead started to press in on him. As the spirits began to violently pass through the disciples body he let out a howl of pain for each one, bringing out his claws and swiping at each of the specters that had moved to attack him, the disciple began to shout, "no, no, I killed you all once, you can't stop me now!" Lighting his arm ablaze, Nine knew that even this would not be enough to stop the disciple. "Then maybe they need help from something you haven't!" Declaring this, Nine let loose a stream of flame into the storm of souls. Being pushed back the fire, more spirits pushing their way through him, the disciple growled and let loose a shadow ball towards Nine. Standing in place, the young chaser once again struck back with a dark pulse, pushing the attack off course, albeit just barely enough and holding his ground firm. Even after all of this, he still didn't have enough strength to best Raphael. Holding out his hand, he knew he needed more to defeat his foe, shouting out, "Gwen! Fire! Here!" Though the woman seemed barely conscious of her surroundings, she complied with Nine and sent a mystical fire at him. As the boy grabbed at it, the flame was absorbed into his body, and a red-orange hue began to glow around his already aura covered body. With the flames igniting across his arm yet again, he fired off yet another flamethrower towards Raphael, the continuing to push back the disciple further and further. Devoid of all reason and sanity, the Banette roared as he drew his shadow claws out and began to charge Nine, ignoring any of the spirits that started to pass through him. Nine knew that he didn't really have the strength to move away from the attacks, and so he simply stood his ground. Looking at the Banette he said, "if you think no man or god could possibly stop you in this world of yours, it's time you learned just how fragile your fake world really is!" Stepping in closer to the disciple as he swung his first arm, a dark aura coated Nine as he elbow the arm of the claw away with a foul play. As the second arm came back towards him, the Houndoom raised his other arm, blasting it away with a dark pulse. With both of his arms to the side and parried, however, Raphael didn't stop. Snarling as he continued his advance, the berserk ghost headbutted Nine, causing him to stumble back, only to then push him further back by whipping one of his arms around to slap him away. Skidding across the ground, Nine grit his teeth as he stood his ground. Though his legs were starting to buckle, he couldn't simply fall here and now and let things end. After all, if there was one opponent Nine absolutely could not let win, it was this man right before him. And so, with a crazed look in his eyes, Raphael produced his claws yet again and began to rush towards Nine. With no tricks left in his arsenal to use, Nine knew that at this point there was no other option then to attack. Even if it meant getting eviscerated by the disciple, he would give his all into this last attack and make sure he ended it. Fire starting to light across his whole body, Nine clenched one hand into a fist as fire began to erupt from it. Going to punch the disciple as his opponent was bringing his claws in for the kill, it seemed that Nine was the slower of the two, and would likely lose in this clash. However, as the distance between them slowly turned to nothing, Raphael faltered. A ghostly eye, hovering above Gwen had formed, sending an immense shockwave of pain through the man's mind. Though it was only for a moment, it was all that was needed to decide the fight, as Nine's fist reached the disciple's face. "Raphael!" As the flaming fist struck the Banette, the flames exploded sending his opponent back.

I'll give a thumbs up and say, "oh, good work Assassin. This'll make figuring out what to do easier for sure. Now then, if we were to go after one of them, it'd probably be..." Pointing to one x on the map I'll say, "but, best to not rush into these things right? So, before that, what say we see what's going on in the world?" I'll leave the base and look around to see if I can find some morning news. After that I'll find a place to eat.

With Melissa coming back and her two underclassmen making their way out of the arena and to the dance proper, Jun simply gave a small wave to the girls as she made her way out of the arena. Thinking on what to do next, the girl figured that she could also just get going to the dance herself and find random people to pass the time with once she was there. There was her club members, though Gabby had just left, she never really enjoyed hanging out with Hiraku and she couldn't help but feel like it would be difficult to hang out with the person who had just made a comeback victory. There was also Hitomu, but she had a feeling that finding him amidst the chaos and whatever other tricks he might've been up to would be difficult. It was at this point that Jun had realized that she had forgotten something, something that her phone had punctuated as it buzzed. Pulling it out, she saw that Kyouko had texted her, the girl smiled as she began to text back. She didn't really get where her roommate had figured that she had picked out the duelists for the duel, but she wasn't about to correct the girl's misguided praise at her. And so with a quick reply, the girl messaged back: be there soon koko :salute: Making her way to the rooftop the girl saw her roommate waiting for her, and so she waved at the girl saying, "heeeey there, Koko!" With a smile on her face, the girl then waved her hand again saying, "sorry for not meeting up with you earlier. I got lost in the crowds and then the duel started, and I couldn't miss my underclassmen facing off against each other, especially with two others watching it so close by! Oh right! Did you see it? What a shock of duel that was right?" Stopping her flailing sleeves, with a grin she then asked, "so have you been having so far tonight, Koko?"

I'll laugh at my servant's reaction saying, "well, I suppose there are a few things to get used to in the modern world. But, if you want, I'm sure there are places that are more your speed. Anywho," I'll lay down on my back. "Well, I think I'll call it for tonight, and we can get exploring tomorrow. I don't know if you need to sleep or not, but feel free to make yourself comfortable however you will." With that, I'll end my day for now.

I got your interest right here.

Kiyoko was a bit confused by Octavia's question, wondering what this "arena" place was that she was talking about. Before she had actually asked about it though the girl learned, or rather reaffirmed, that Dread Knight was indeed a popular subject amongst the people of Hearthome. The girl didn't really seem to mind the danger that the man mentioned, if anything she seemed more resolved knowing that their task would was likely to pit them against wrongdoers by accident. That would certainly make the task of dealing with criminals easier. Before she could ask any more questions to the man, though, the group was soon interrupted by the appearance of a blue haired man and white haired girl in very clashing and strange attire to one another. As the man seemed to order everyone to simply take what they wanted and leave, Kiyoko looked curiously at all the customers. Kiyoko had never been to a shop before, and she didn't really know how the whole process worked to begin with. But given how the adults at her old orphanage used to talk and how the clerk seemed to act, the girl got a feeling that there was something definitely off about this whole thing. Looking to Octavia and Natsumi, as they seemed to have the best handle on this place, she simply asked, "is this a custom or something?"

Stella let out a sigh of relief as her repair job seemed to be a success, only to then let out an "eep" as Kelsey's hand crashed against the table. Seeing that a crack had formed, Stella had gotten a bit nervous as to what she would tell the owner here, only for that situation to appear before her almost immediately. As the man came out from the back, the girl immediately tensed up at the imposing figure and couldn't quite form out words as Kelsey had said that nothing was going on here. Stammering a bit the girl said, "um, uh, well you see. I was just using the tools and um..." The girl glanced to Kelsey, then back to the table, and simply clapped her hands together, bowing her head saying, "I'm sorry."

I'll go back to home base and lock the door behind me. Sitting back down with my servant, I'll present some chicken wings to them, eating some myself saying, "well, it's probably for the best that we didn't engage with Lancer just now. The other servant is something to consider, but, it's probably best for us to lay low in the morning. Then we can go do some recon, and maybe learn more about our little bomber friend. Do you have any place specifically you want to scope out?"

The girl continued to sit back behind the pillars, looking at the bird as it started to flap its wings at her. The girl was curious at first, wondering if it was just hovering there, but soon noticed there was something definitely off as there seemed to be an actual gust blowing at them. Keeping herself hidden behind the pillar, the girl looked a bit nervous as she saw blades of air strike against the rock formations. Letting out a sigh of relief as it managed to hold firm, the girl then looked to see her other party members engaged against the thing. Well, to the best of their ability. On the one hand, she had felt somewhat guilty just hiding behind the rock pillar as Reinaan moved to draw the attention of the beast himself. She could tell he was quite well equipped in fighting the creature, but as a result felt like it would be better if he didn't also have to worry about being struck as he attacked back. On the other hand, she felt a sense of panic as she began to see Geoff climb up, seeming to scale the rocks in an attempt to fight the beast more head on. Ryia didn't know what to make of what seemed like recklessness on his part, but new that if the roc's attention had shifted to Geoff, the Buffalo Chosen likely wouldn't stand much of a chance in his current state. And so, Ryia decided to do what she normally did best. Drawing out her shield and mace, as Reinaan had begun to engage in further combat with the roc, the girl began to ran to the opposite side of the pillar formation from Geoff. Though she had managed to make it a good deal of the way, she couldn't quite fully make it before the roc seemed to have its sight set on her. While it was what she had wanted, it was a bit earlier than she would've liked, but she decided to make the best of her current situation. And so, banging her mace against her shield repeatedly, the girl looked fiercely to the bird as she tried to draw its attention.

Alright, well, that seems like a good enough pool to see interest is there. So we''re a full ooc now.