Life In Tamriel: Part I

Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 9:36 am

Octavius, Jerall View Inn

Octavius hardly turned as a new commotion presented itself in the form of two guards, one of them shouting loudly about the Legion or some nonsense. 'Tavius cared little for the soldiers who consistently gave him dirty looks when he met them on the road as though walking was the newest crime wave in Cyrodiil. That, and the fact they never seemed to really patrol the roads so well as Octavius was constantly running into bandits and thugs when he traveled alone or with friends from the Guild. So when the man in the Legion armor walked in, 'Tavius did nothing except remark to himself about how lazy some of them seemed.

He listened to Gold-Heart's tale about zombies with a polite smile though he was hardly impressed. He didn't let this on however, nor did he bother to go into detail about some of the things he had encountered during his escorting jobs with the Guild. Zombies, Daedra, bandit-lords. It was a wide tapestry of things 'Tavius had fought off in his lifetime of adventuring.

He was about to suggest they go over and strike up a conversation with the ladies, but the opportunity rose from her chair and came straight over to the two men, though Octavius wished the attractive Imperial had come instead. He had never been a huge fan of Dunmeri women, though he did find this one to be cute in her own way. Especially when, a second later, she revealed the purpose of her approach to be about the shepherds pie that was Octavius' gift to Gold-Heart. The Argonian thought this was funny as well as he looked up at 'Tavius and laughed, and Octavius joined in with a chuckle, as he caught the eye of the bartender and tapped his wine glass for a refill. As it came, he muttered a few words to give it a slight chill with a frost spell as he enjoyed his wine somewhat cold rather than warm.

Gold-Heart took the liberty of inquiring about the Guild so Octavius let his eyes roam and he caught the man in the Legion armor staring over at them, particularly Gold-Heart. 'Tavius stared him down for a second with a non-threatening look and then finished his circuit of the room with his eyes and came back to the conversation at hand.

"Excuse us for eavesdropping miss, don't be offended." he added as Gold-Heart introduced himself and asked about the Guild. Octavius wasn't quite ready to give out his name yet to this stranger and both liked and disliked how open Gold-Heart was with it.
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 12:27 pm

Gold-Heart felt that Octavius was slightly uncomfortable with the situation, Gold-Heart wondered if he had blundered in some way. Gold-Hearts naturally somewhat-forward and possibly abrasive nature caused him to often stumble in casual social situations, but he knew when to hold his cards and he knew when to fold em. He had already assesed the situation mentally, the Dunmer woman was a mage, and a smug one at that. If a fight broke out,she would bank upon the fact that Gold-Heart would clumsily go for his spear and bank totally upon his combat skills in a fight. Of course, nothing was funnier than a mage panicking when Gold-Heart opens with a silence spell. It was a weak spell, only lasting about ten seconds, but it would give him enough time to do something, and more than enough time to put a spear in her gut.

Gold-Heart returned to the fact at hand that it was unlikely that this would happen. Sometimes, though, Gold-Heart liked to think how he could get out of a scraqe. Even when there was no danger. If the woman wanted to hurt Gold-Heart, she wouldve done it already.

"If you've got buisness with the mages guild, I would be happy to aid in them somewhat. I'm rather, erm, broke at the moment, and for a small fee, I would be happy to aid in some good ol' fashioned adventuring." Gold-Heart grinned at the woman. He bowed his head and waited for the Dunmer woman to react. Most Dunmer he encountered would casually try and not talk to the Argonian, but something was, off, about this Dunmer. she seemed like her personality was somewhat chaotic, that she would be laughing one moment then burning a house the next.

Don't do anything you'll regret, kiddo he thought to himself about the Dunmer girl as he raised his head again.
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Post » Fri Feb 18, 2011 10:52 pm

Marcus Lowe, Jerall View Inn

"The Legion?" Marcus replied to the Dark Elf's question. "No, no," he suppressed a chuckle. "The Legion would never let someone like me to enlist; not that I would try," he added. The elf went on about how she sort of "babysat" for the mage's guild, and then wandered to check out some argonian's pie.

The waiter came around with his meal when the Imperial woman mentioned she might send some work his way, and asked if he did his job well. "I'd say I do it well," he replied. "And you'll have to take my word for it, I'm not very well-known around here. The name's Marcus Lowe, if you need to look me up, but I doubt you'll be able to find me anyway. I really don't stick in one place for very long," he thought for a second; tonight was what, a new moon? "In fact, I'll probably be out of here by the end of the week, so please, if you've got any work to push my way, don't hesitate to say so." Marcus cursed himself in his head; he had divulged a bit too much information. There was a reason he was a wanderer, but he hoped the woman wouldn't try and find out why.

"May I ask," he said, keen to change the subject. "What it is you do, that requires such bounty work?" He dug into his lamb as he waited for an answer; while he chewed, he looked to his side at the argonian with the very nice-smelling pie. He seemed a little on edge, but that didn't bother Marcus. Still, Marcus decided he'd keep an eye on the argonian's spear.
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Post » Fri Feb 18, 2011 9:28 pm

Jean le Vulpe, 11am.Location? Lost outside Bruma.

A young Breton man walked through the woods, his eyes wandering about the place. Great, how did I manage to get myself lost? He thought, annoyed. He pushed a lock of brown hair from his hazel eyes and sighed heavily. The young Breton, whom was called Jean, or at least that's what he introduced himself as, slapped his hands together and rubbed then for warmth. Damn cold too, the thought lingered his mind. Jean scanned the scene, hoping to see a path or the main road, but trees covered in snow was all he saw. Jean contined to trudge ahead, the snow squelching beneath his leather boots.

After half an hour or so, Jean saw a streak of white behind the trees. It was a path, blanketed in snow, but it was clear the path was the way back to Bruma. A smile spread across his face, but it soon dropped as he hear a glass shattering scream. A running figure in the distance came towards him. It was an Imperial woman dressed in a burgundy dress. Her face was red from crying, "Thank Talos you're here, stranger," she wimpered weakly, "My husband was taken by ogres! They're gonna eat him! O please help!" She sobbed.

Jean eyed the woman suspiciously, bandits used this trick and sometimes even had children in the act. "Listen woman, ogres are vegetarian, I think. Unless your husband is a carrot, you have nothing to worry about." He joked. Had it been true, Jean would've helped, but that was unlikley.

The woman's face froze in horror, but then turned into a sinister smile. She was not looking at him, but who was behind. Jean whipped his head around to face another Imperial woman, in her thirties. She had silver longsword in her hands, that was stained in blood, but not his own. Jean sighed, Great a fight. Here we go. Jean drew his sword, "Now, this is unfair. It's two against one - be nice!"

"Quit stalling and give us your damn gold!" She barked.

*****

Bruma and the great city walls stood into the distance. Birds chirped and cold, fresh air blew as the trees swayed along. Jean was glad his blade was unstained with blood. Using a mere, weak scamp to fight for you as you hid and ran was rather foolish, but it worked.
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 11:56 am

~Vedaa, The Jerall View~


A bit confused was Vedaa at Gold-Heart's reference to a bath. She wasn't sure of what to say and a humble, "Uh, okay..." was all she muttered. His remark of a pretty dark elf made her a little intimidated. What, are you saying I'm not pretty enough to be in your presence? F@cking reptile, you don't even belong in this province. Her thoughts were hostile, spontaneous and hypocritical. Gold-Heart meant no ill-manner towards Vedaa. Her defensive actions subsided just as easily and quickly as they were aroused. But her exterior demeanor continually remained pleasant and accepting. "Yes," she smiled, "I am, actually. How could you tell?" She replied, wondering what gave it away. But she was even more curious as to why people kept asking about the Mages Guild. Perhaps something was stirring over there of which she was unaware.

With an elbow on the bar, Vedaa leaned her weight against it, acknowledging Rave for a split second as he pulled up a stool. A small cloudy vapor of chilly frost emitted from Octavius' hand, of which she took notice. Another fellow spellcaster, eh? She thought calmly. "Oh none taken. I'm Vedaa, by the way; forgot to mention that." She spoke to both of them, adjusting her bangs out of her eyes. I need to trim my hair; it's getting a little long.

"I'm going to the guild hall in a little bit to see if they need my help." She replied to Gold-Heart. "They probably won't, though. Things have been pretty quiet around Bruma so far. You can go with, if you like. I don't mind." Vedaa was oblivious to the murders that had been occurring. She was actually starting to warm up to this Gold-Heart. Argonians weren't her favorite race, nor her most abhored. She made sure to not let on to any disapproving vibes. Vedaa did, however, have a way of giving off an aura; a supernatural sense. Much like how an animal gives off its odorous scent, Vedaa let off a more elusive scent. Being created by the sixteen Daedric entities (and two Aedra), she was very much indeed Padomay-aligned, representing "Change" and "Chaos". She was in no way shape or form, a Lesser-Daedra. She was mortal, flesh and blood. Her body was frail and her heart even more frail. A grown man would have a bigger challenge wrestling a teenage boy than fighting Vedaa hand to hand with no magic involved. Her biggest weaknesses were her reliability on the arcane and her emotional sensitivity.

Paying no attention to Gold-Heart's spear at his side, she continued her friendly pvssyr, which at this point, was becoming more sincere instead of false. "Hey, I recognize this." She looked at his pauldron constructed of insect bones and shells from creatures indigenous to Vvardenfell. "It's a type of Morrowind armor, huh?" She tapped his shoulder roughly with her knuckle, testing its durability. Apart from her spontaneous and headstrong persona, her clumsiness resulted in a mild laceration on her middle finger from a jagged point. "Ouch!" She squeaked in a high pitch, jerking her hand to her chest to observe if she was bleeding. She looked at both Octavius and Gold-Heart and giggled innocently at herself. "Aren't you afraid someone's going to take a warhammer to your armor and bust it apart? You should wear what... uhm..." she quickly glanced around the room, "...what he's wearing." Her finger pointed towards the burly Marcus Lowe, who had undoubtedly heard her.


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Name: Vedaa Addammassar, adopted daughter of Ashlandic Dunmer, Ahti & Zebnannamu-Ilu Addammassar.

Gender: Female

Race: Dark Elf

Age: 24

Class: Sorceress

Birthsign: The Serpent

Appearance: Vedaa is a little short for her age; about 4'10". Her soft skin is a light blue with lips dark like ashes. Her build is healthy but slim. She is stunning to look at; her She is physically weak and one would not think she did much adventuring by looking at her. Her preferred hair style is a short pixie cut. Her eyes are big and beautiful, mesmerizing at times; their color being a dark shade of burgundy. Being an Ashlander native to Summerset Isle, she has an accent that still lingers in her high-pitched, child-like, girly voice.

Equipment: Her grimoire and a Nordic white wolf fur ensemble and boots. No armor, no weapons, no scrolls, no soul gems, no lockpicks, no probes. Only a backpack with supplies, money and a change of clothes.

Starting Location: Olav's Tap and Tack inn, Bruma.

Lifestyle: The things she yearns for most in life are playing with magic, music, parties, six and hallucinogenic drugs such as the native mushrooms of Morrowind or the psychadelic roots, vines and plants that grow in the dense forests of Summerset, Valenwood and Elsweyr. One of her pleasures is being under the influence and creating new spells in her grimoires. She considers herself very similar to a composer of music. Her greatest and most studied colleges of magic are Mysticism, Alteration and Illusion with enchanting being the least studied. She studies all, though, including Necromancy. She prefers to use her magic for practical uses and to create mind-altering visuals. She has performed spectacular shows with large musical ensembles. She has made good commissions from her magical performances and has sold the written drafts of her incantations to the Empire for their own use. Some spells she has tried to make were illegal, like the conjuration of gold coins (septims). At parties, she likes to meet new people and dance. If musicians are present, she'll attempt to win their favor by talking musical jargon or playing her violin. Her 2nd adopted parents were both exceptional musicians, her father being a violinist and her mother being an operatic singer. (Her first adopted parents were Ashlanders living in the wilderness of Summerset). She's mediocre at the violin but definitely not a virtuoso. As far as guilds, she has been in the Thieves, Fighters, Mages, prosttutes and probably some other faction in Summerset. She eventually made it to the 2nd highest rank in the Mages Guild, but only after years of having to prove herself. While her magical abilities weren't in question, it was her choices of action and her decision making that held her back. Not to mention her spiteful and childish attitude. She was banned a couple times before and has had to regain her way up the ranks.


Background: She procreated out of the interplay of the Aedra and Daedra. A girl named Juliana was created (for the 3rd time) by Julianos who was beseeched by Dowager Queen Barenziah, in an attempt to fulfill the Nerevarine prophecies. After Juliana's creation, the Daedra felt threatened and jealous. Being rivals of their Aedric counterparts, they felt the need to dip their finger in the pot as well. Not wanting to physically give any of their strength or powers to create a mortal, they enticed and seduced Mara and Dibella into creating this champion with them, without the other aedra knowing. Pouring into this concoction tiny portions of their properties was very unbalancing. As a safeguard for the daedra, they bound Vedaa's life force with Juliana's. If one died, so did the other. When Akatosh learned of this creation, he threatened to destroy it. Mara & Dibella beckoned to let their creation live, as they felt this creation was superior to the one Julianos made. However, there cannot be 2 Nerevarines in the Mundus. Akatosh grumbled and knew what he had to do; break the dragon. Time being a convoluted mess as it is, was not something with which to be tampered. In order to keep both creations yet have there only be one Nerevarine, Akatosh mustered his powers to split the mortal realm into two separate dimensions within each other, much like how two points on an axis can be at two different spots on the adjacent axis. Both mortals were transferred to Nirn; Juliana, the Aedric offspring representing Stasis, and Vedaa, the Daedric offspring representing Chaos. Both girls eventually defeated Dagoth Ur, though at different times. However, with time being contorted and broken, Azura was able to visit both Neravarines in their separate dimensions at the same time from her realm, yet it was two completely different moments of time in the mortal realm (think of a string wrapped around a ball and merging the two points together over the same spot). After the Nerevarine prophecies were fulfilled, they went about their lives. Juliana, being born from the God of Knowledge and Wisdom, was ever so avaricious for learning her history and reason for coming into being. She eventually learned of the existence of her counterpart and somehow made it across to the "other side", into Vedaa's dimension. Once that happened, Akatosh was able to bring the split realm of Mundus together, letting Juliana's old dimension dissipate with Vedaa's being the true one. In this dimension, Juliana was no longer the Nerevarine and the people she once knew now had now never seen her before. Neither of them became the Champion of Cyrodiil for neither of them were imprisoned in the Imperial City dungeons and sent on the task to find the heir of the Emperor. Both girls were in completely different locations during these times, going about their normal lives.


Personality: Vedaa thinks very highly of herself. She knows she is gorgeous and she knows she is the best magician the planet has ever had. She can be feisty when things do not go her way. Her temper in the past has interfered with her casting abilities. She's quick to think and often doesn't reason out things. She is extremely emotion and takes things very personally. She can be your best friend or your worst enemy. Her heart is very fragile. She's been with hundreds of men and women but has only been in love a few times. Her biggest love was with Juliana. She'll do anything for people she loves or looks highly upon or has high respect for. She has been deceitful and lied many a times to those upon whom she frowned or had been hurt and embarrassed by. In many ways, she is a typical teenage girl; frivolous, careless, focused on herself and what she wants. However, she does possess many mature grown-up qualities that appeal to patriarchs in guilds and other such high ranking officials. She is intelligent enough to hold an intellectual conversation with people. She likes to joke and has a raunchy sense of humor, though at times it can be very childish and even nonsensical. When meeting new people, depending on their race, she'll either be quiet & reserved or loquacious & outwards.


Other: She has a critically low tolerance to magic-based spells. She contracts diseases very easily and becomes sick frequently. Being a divine creation, she is able to naturally absorb magicka that emanates from Aetherius. Unfortunately, it makes her profusely weak to offensive spells that are cast upon her. She is not strong enough to naturally lift daedric armor or weapons. She can hardly pick up adamantium and orcish weapons & armor. She is more akin to High Elves than Dark Elves despite the fact she is a Dark Elf herself.

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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 4:14 am

Gold-Heart laughed at the dunmer girl who had cut herself on his armor. Sure, she still seemed like she was attempting to use the power of th spoken word to disarm Gold-Heart, but it may have been working. Gold-Heart, at least, felt some of the tension that may have in the air release. The Dunmeri girl mentioned his armor may not being able to protect himself.

"Ah, but you see, all that armor slows you down. This bonemold protects me a good bit, but the trick is not to get hit, whether it be by skill, luck, or a bit of illusion Magick. But I've taken my share of warhammer blows in my life. Two orcs with warhammers once had me tied up to a pole and tried to beat me till I gave up where my old guildmates were. Oh, that was a fun one to get out of. Orcs are terrible with knots, and you never wanna leave a weapon so close to who your trying to interrogate." Gold-Heart laughed again.

"But please, don't feel obligated to leave, we would enjoy your company. Least I would, but he bought he food, so I guess he calls the shots for now. Anyways, didn't catch your name, what is it? I think we all here may be able to benefit each other with some mages guild work, both you guys are looking to help the guild, and I need money and a good way to spend my time. Like I told him, if the guild doesn't need our help, I know old guild friends around in bruma who may want some." Gold-Heart extended his arm in a manner of a friendly hand shake.
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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 11:21 am

~Raven, Jerall View Inn~

Raven yawned, she covered her mouth to try and muffle the sound. She was sleepy, she did not get enough rest in the morning, she had Vedaa to thank for that. She understood that many of the interest here were clinged to the Mages Guild. She already had the information she could muster. If anything, she could just knock on the Mages Guild and ask a few questions. The Bounty Hunter fellow introduced himself as Marcus Lowe, she already memorized his name. But there was something else about him that she could't quite place her finger on it, even if her superior senses told her otherwise. Raven shrugged inwardly and decided to answer his question, but vaguely. She didn't want to feed more information to Vedaa and the argonian fellow. Something else bothered her that diminished her semi-friendly gesture she tried to display.

"I would answer, if you were working for me." Raven's answer came off as cold and venomous. It was thick with scorn somehow. Getting up, Raven excused herself to the group of individuals.

"I apologize for the exit in such betime, but I must get some rest," Raven explained, bowing down slightly as she left the area behind and ventured to the stairs that led a descent into her quarters. There were a few whistles from a pair of nords in the corner, it only tempted her to summon some lightning and char their pig-like skin. If only he could display such power and avoid trouble. Aside from that, her tongue was shouting to her. She needed to quench her thirst and hunger, she had to retreat into her room to dine alone and in peace so she can collect her thoughts properly and get some rest before nightfall. Was she willing to gamble that some adventure would be at stake and her precious information and chance for advancement threaten to slip through her fingers? No, she was willing to risk. Because unlike a gamble, risking was a calculated move. Raven looked around, seeing that no one was around to bother her, she entered her room, making sure the door was locked this time. She removed her shirt and was only with a bra. She lay on her bed, in the confortable darkness and drifted off into sleep.


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Name:http://i55.tinypic.com/auk3k2.jpg

Gender: Female

Race: Imperial

http://img826.imageshack.us/f/raven0.jpg/ Raven is a slim, angular girl with a well muscled body. Her features were severe and somewhat pointed, with hypnotic and "alive" golden eyes, having a feline quality to them. Drawing the gaze of men and women into her stare and captivating alure. Her face was clean, her body well built for battle. Fair skinned with jet black hair, Raven seems to fit the mold of some females in her outward appearance. Raven known to most as a beautiful woman. Her charms and seductive attitude gives her an advantage in almost situation. Her body was always in shape throughout her years, this can be explained from her brutal lifestyle of war and battle. Her smoothe almost pale face gives her an easy advantage in diplomatic missions and mercantile. Her lips are lively red and very much alive as her stare.

Birthsign: Warrior

Lifestyle: Raven lives alone with her brother Draken in Skingrad for quite some time. For many years, they were inseperable. Being born into nobility and wealth, Raven was often a pampered brat when a child, but as she grew older, she matured and was given a great deal of wisdom about her "calling" in life. Ever since those days, she used her gold and resources to make a name for herself and her own agendas. It wouldn't be wise to say her entire existance was of politics and trade. Raven had learned from a young age by private teachers and instructors in the ways of of battle. Raven understands Martial Arts, the ways of using the blade and marksmanship. She also has much knowledge in the arts of Destruction magic, being able to summon lightning to kill her enemies whenever she is in a troublesome situations and predicaments that she cannot get out with the help of others.

Equipment: Raven garbs herself in the trappings of wealth and influence, walking around in a mixture of reds and blacks. Often at times she wears a black & Bergundy outfit with gold trimmed shoes, or a Red Velvet outfit. At home, free from the prying eyes of the public view, Raven wanders about her home in privacy with Black robes. Raven has an interest in collecting weapons of value, but the ones she uses are two scimitars(Won't be used in RP). Raven can rely other martial skills and destruction power alone, not including her other subtle powers of persuasion and...other abilities within her grasp, so she avoids walking around with a sword in hand unless dealing with an enemy that requires to be responded with aggressive negotiations. Among these things, Raven carries around with her at all times, "special" apples and berries. For her studies, she carries two special books, one she sees as a personal bible. For nutrition and food, she carries a bottle with red nectar inside.

Background: Not much is known of Raven's childhood. No one knows of her past with the exception her parents and brother. This fact alone can create many speculations on what might of happened in her life. Many people who know Raven in the Imperial City or in Skingrad can assume that her childhood was one filled wit the joys of loving parents, a good home and a tight-knit family of religious nd virtuous nobles. Few people are aware of Raven's capabilities of fighting, as her charming personality speaks otherwise. But in truth, Raven is an accomplished philosopher, politician and warrior. While often assuming a genteel and civilized manner, Raven has no trouble with exercising nescessary force and action when the occasions calls for. Which makes her a respectable person, but a dangerous individual nonetheless. Raven's parents often were strict about outside influence in her daily life and taught her the ways of nobility and politics at a young age. Ever since then, Raven learned a few things about diplomacy and trade, a direct contrast to her brother who pursues a more outstanding life of battle and war as an accomplished Knight and warrior. All in all, Raven is never far from battle even when things seem to be more peaceful, this to her, however, is not problem.

Personality: Raven is patient, intelligent, and an incredible actress, able to keep up the facade of a good and honest politician for a good time. As both a former politician and noble and some other things, she appeared as an unassuming, child-hugging woman, almost motherly, with elegant robes. With her cheery demeanor, trademark smile, and a reputation for being a kind and modest girl in the Imperial City, she had won the hearts of many people around Cyrodiil. At times, she can be seen as snotty and arrogant, but when some people get to understand her for what she often displays, they will not be dissapointed until the coming hour.

Other: "Behold the beautiful flower, beware the serpent beneath it"

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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 11:55 am

Marcus Lowe, Jerall View Inn

Marcus was a bit put off by the Imperial's last comment; he got the feeling that he had crossed some line by asking her occupation. As the woman got up to leave, Marcus heard someone squeak "Ouch!" He turned around to see it was that flirty dunmeri girl, who was standing at a nearby table, inquiring about the argonian's armor. He saw the elf point to him and suggest the argonian wear "what he's wearing."

Marcus looked down at his clothes, and had no idea what the girl was talking about. He was just wearing a thick burgundy coat and some fur-lined pants, nothing that would protect a man in a fight. Pretty she might be, but the girl definitely didn't know much about armor. "This?" Marcus piped up, loud enough for them to hear him. He gestured toward his coat. "Sure, it's comfortable, but it won't stand up in a fight. Is that bonemold?" he said, getting up and grabbing his mead before approaching the nearby table. "Very nice, I've had the pleasure of wearing it on a few occasions." He took a small swig from his tankard.

"I'm sorry, but I thought I overheard you mention some mage's guild work?" he said to the argonian. "I'll be heading by there soon, to drop him off at the Fighter's Guild," he nodded toward the frozen bosmer. "If you're going to the mage's guild, I'd accompany you two, especially if there's work involved."
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Namera, outside Novaroma

Stumbling her way throughout the frozen over landscape of Bruma, the argonian lass shivered dearly. She tucked her fur coat closer to herself while using her other gloved hand to hold tightly onto the dry firewood close to her chest. Namera had been in Bruma for several years, she was rather lost on how she didn't grow used to the cold by now. The days seemed to get colder as they passed which sent some worrisome signals down the lizard's spine.
Oh well, at least there was a nice roaring fire in Olav's Tap and Tack, although these errands that Nord sent Namera on grew annoying really fast especially since she had to trudge through the cold and snow and deal with the merchants and traders, specifically Suurootan that damned Altmer that ran Novaroma. Namera could've sworn that he and his wife were either generally rude or just racist. Trying to buy the bundle of firewood and another fur coat was almost as hard as trying to clip a Minotaur's hooves.

It was times like this where she envied humans and elves, with their warm comfortable boots. Namera was stuck with her "feet-gloves" while they did a good job keeping out some of the cold, the snow would stick to the fur and dampen the sleeves. As she walked, the argonian watched the sun reflect off the snow with some notion of amusemant. Eventually, she carefully stepped down a stone flight of stairs. She was close to Olav's, hopefully she'd get there and have enough time to curl next to the fire for a few minutes until Olav wanted her to do something else.
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Post » Fri Feb 18, 2011 11:41 pm

-- Rave Jaunx, Jerall View Inn, Bruma, Cyrodiil.

Rave finished his beer and pushed the empty bottle towards the back of the counter. He gave a nod to the innkeeper and stood up from his stool. He looked down at the group again that he had been observing before. The Imperial woman had left, the rest of them seemed to be continuing their conversation. Rave paused for a second, admiring the group, but that second passed soon enough, and he felt the sudden urge to get moving, to be traveling on his own once more. Not here, not the place. Isn't it, not a good fit. Leave them be, get back on the road..
He let out a sigh, and walked out of the inn. Heading out of the gate, he nodded to the guard that had annoyed him so much earlier. The guard gave him an enthusiastic "Have a good one buddy," but surprisingly stayed at his post. The armor continued to wear on Rave's body. With every step it got heavier and more constrictive and hotter. He started south to reclaim his Bonemold.
The snow made a crunch sound under his feet as he walked. The wind had died down some, and it was easier to see. That one.. no wait.. it was further down. Not there... not there... There it is. He spotted the brush pile his armor was buried under. Crouching down, he began to remove the snow and twigs at lightning speed. Picking the helmet up, he gently brushed the snow away. "Good to see you again." He continued removing each piece, gently brushing off the snow, and setting it aside. Once he finished, he removed the Imperial armor, chucking the pieces one by one off into the trees. Good riddance. He dressed himself into his Bonemold armor and immediately felt better. The familiar feeling rushed through his veins, it was like he had just found himself after being lost for so long, even if it had only been a mere hour or two that he was without it.
Rave stood up, grabbed his shield, and looked around. North? No.. doesn't look right anymore. Too bright, too dull. East? No, no.. South's a dead end... West.. West it is.
He gripped his axe in his hand tightly, and raised his head to the sky. Drawing a deep breathe, he watched as some birds flew overhead. Readjusting his stance, he looked back up towards Bruma. Won't forget this day anytime soon... It's unfortunate. He started walking, striding in strength at a solid pace. Haven't been to Hammerfell in ages... With that Rave Jaunx headed west, never looking back.
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Jean le Vulpe, Noon. Bruma, finally.

About time... Jean thought as he approached Bruma. A young gateguard stood next to the city gates, "Evenin", he said nodding towards Jean.
"Yeah, hi", replied Jean, not looking towards the guard.
"You may come through." The guard chimed.
"Well, of course. I live here, don' t I?"
The guard sighed, and opened the gate for Jean to enter. Jean steped into the city, carefully looking around him, especially where there was a shadow. Good, he thought to himself, no Dark Brotherhood Assassin lurking about. Jean continued on to cobblestones until he came to Jerall View Inn. A Nord stood infront of it, with loose, light brown hair. He was well muscled and wore chaimail over his torso with leather boots. Jean smiled, "Hello, and who might you be?"

OOC: Sorry its so short. I will edit it later and patch it up a little.
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~Vedaa, The Jerall View~

Her brow scrunched with disdain. "Oh I hate orcs. They're like these big, ugly overgrown goblins except not as smart." Vedaa then looked a little puzzled. "And how were you interrogating them when they were the ones that had you tied up? Oh wait, I know, " she pointed upwards with her index finger, "you probably outsmarted them into thinking they were the captives. Haha..." she laughed modestly. "And they reek, too! Have you ever really smelled them? They stink. But it's not their fault. I mean, if I bathed in my own shi# too I'd pro'lly smell just as bad." She chuckled again and switched topics.
"Oh, I thought I said it already? I'm Vedaa of Summerset. You may have heard of me before." She shook Gold-Hearts scaly, cold hand. "If they do need any work done, I'm sure they could use you guys." She look at Octavius, "Well I know you're skilled in magic and so is he." She looked over at Marcus Lowe, still not knowing his name. "How about you?" She looked back at the Argonian.

Before Gold-Heart responded, Marcus made a retort concerning his clothing to which Vedaa had pointed. "Well..." she formed a foolish smile as she looked upwards, "you know, I meant, I mean I was implying that he could wear clothes that were magically protective instead of armor... kinda like me."

Raven had interjected with a farewell, bidding herself off to her room.

It seemed that the three men with whom she was now acquainted had taken interest in guild work. Her eyes panned from one to the other, "I'm ready to leave if you guys are. C'mon..." She gestured towards the exit, which was near the broken window. She tucked her white leather hat deeper onto her head as she opened the door. Just outside the inn were three brawny nords, Brandr Ebonytooth, Rodrik & Olfrun. She felt dwarfed by their burly size, eyeing their builds as she slowly walked past them, her arms wrapped across her torso with her neck sunken into her shoulder line. The tallest person at the moment was a Breton who looked younger than her. He stood well over six feet and was striking up a conversation with the nordic men.

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Name: Vedaa Addammassar, adopted daughter of Ashlandic Dunmer, Ahti & Zebnannamu-Ilu Addammassar.

Gender: Female

Race: Dark Elf

Age: 24

Class: Sorceress

Birthsign: The Serpent

Appearance: Vedaa is a little short for her age; about 4'10". Her soft skin is a light blue with lips dark like ashes. Her build is healthy but slim. She is stunning to look at; her She is physically weak and one would not think she did much adventuring by looking at her. Her preferred hair style is a short pixie cut. Her eyes are big and beautiful, mesmerizing at times; their color being a dark shade of burgundy. Being an Ashlander native to Summerset Isle, she has an accent that still lingers in her high-pitched, child-like, girly voice.

Equipment: Her grimoire and a Nordic white wolf fur ensemble and boots. No armor, no weapons, no scrolls, no soul gems, no lockpicks, no probes. Only a backpack with supplies, money and a change of clothes.

Starting Location: Olav's Tap and Tack inn, Bruma.

Lifestyle: The things she yearns for most in life are playing with magic, music, parties, six and hallucinogenic drugs such as the native mushrooms of Morrowind or the psychadelic roots, vines and plants that grow in the dense forests of Summerset, Valenwood and Elsweyr. One of her pleasures is being under the influence and creating new spells in her grimoires. She considers herself very similar to a composer of music. Her greatest and most studied colleges of magic are Mysticism, Alteration and Illusion with enchanting being the least studied. She studies all, though, including Necromancy. She prefers to use her magic for practical uses and to create mind-altering visuals. She has performed spectacular shows with large musical ensembles. She has made good commissions from her magical performances and has sold the written drafts of her incantations to the Empire for their own use. Some spells she has tried to make were illegal, like the conjuration of gold coins (septims). At parties, she likes to meet new people and dance. If musicians are present, she'll attempt to win their favor by talking musical jargon or playing her violin. Her 2nd adopted parents were both exceptional musicians, her father being a violinist and her mother being an operatic singer. (Her first adopted parents were Ashlanders living in the wilderness of Summerset). She's mediocre at the violin but definitely not a virtuoso. As far as guilds, she has been in the Thieves, Fighters, Mages, prosttutes and probably some other faction in Summerset. She eventually made it to the 2nd highest rank in the Mages Guild, but only after years of having to prove herself. While her magical abilities weren't in question, it was her choices of action and her decision making that held her back. Not to mention her spiteful and childish attitude. She was banned a couple times before and has had to regain her way up the ranks.


Background: She procreated out of the interplay of the Aedra and Daedra. A girl named Juliana was created (for the 3rd time) by Julianos who was beseeched by Dowager Queen Barenziah, in an attempt to fulfill the Nerevarine prophecies. After Juliana's creation, the Daedra felt threatened and jealous. Being rivals of their Aedric counterparts, they felt the need to dip their finger in the pot as well. Not wanting to physically give any of their strength or powers to create a mortal, they enticed and seduced Mara and Dibella into creating this champion with them, without the other aedra knowing. Pouring into this concoction tiny portions of their properties was very unbalancing. As a safeguard for the daedra, they bound Vedaa's life force with Juliana's. If one died, so did the other. When Akatosh learned of this creation, he threatened to destroy it. Mara & Dibella beckoned to let their creation live, as they felt this creation was superior to the one Julianos made. However, there cannot be 2 Nerevarines in the Mundus. Akatosh grumbled and knew what he had to do; break the dragon. Time being a convoluted mess as it is, was not something with which to be tampered. In order to keep both creations yet have there only be one Nerevarine, Akatosh mustered his powers to split the mortal realm into two separate dimensions within each other, much like how two points on an axis can be at two different spots on the adjacent axis. Both mortals were transferred to Nirn; Juliana, the Aedric offspring representing Stasis, and Vedaa, the Daedric offspring representing Chaos. Both girls eventually defeated Dagoth Ur, though at different times. However, with time being contorted and broken, Azura was able to visit both Neravarines in their separate dimensions at the same time from her realm, yet it was two completely different moments of time in the mortal realm (think of a string wrapped around a ball and merging the two points together over the same spot). After the Nerevarine prophecies were fulfilled, they went about their lives. Juliana, being born from the God of Knowledge and Wisdom, was ever so avaricious for learning her history and reason for coming into being. She eventually learned of the existence of her counterpart and somehow made it across to the "other side", into Vedaa's dimension. Once that happened, Akatosh was able to bring the split realm of Mundus together, letting Juliana's old dimension dissipate with Vedaa's being the true one. In this dimension, Juliana was no longer the Nerevarine and the people she once knew now had now never seen her before. Neither of them became the Champion of Cyrodiil for neither of them were imprisoned in the Imperial City dungeons and sent on the task to find the heir of the Emperor. Both girls were in completely different locations during these times, going about their normal lives.


Personality: Vedaa thinks very highly of herself. She knows she is gorgeous and she knows she is the best magician the planet has ever had. She can be feisty when things do not go her way. Her temper in the past has interfered with her casting abilities. She's quick to think and often doesn't reason out things. She is extremely emotion and takes things very personally. She can be your best friend or your worst enemy. Her heart is very fragile. She's been with hundreds of men and women but has only been in love a few times. Her biggest love was with Juliana. She'll do anything for people she loves or looks highly upon or has high respect for. She has been deceitful and lied many a times to those upon whom she frowned or had been hurt and embarrassed by. In many ways, she is a typical teenage girl; frivolous, careless, focused on herself and what she wants. However, she does possess many mature grown-up qualities that appeal to patriarchs in guilds and other such high ranking officials. She is intelligent enough to hold an intellectual conversation with people. She likes to joke and has a raunchy sense of humor, though at times it can be very childish and even nonsensical. When meeting new people, depending on their race, she'll either be quiet & reserved or loquacious & outwards.


Other: She has a critically low tolerance to magic-based spells. She contracts diseases very easily and becomes sick frequently. Being a divine creation, she is able to naturally absorb magicka that emanates from Aetherius. Unfortunately, it makes her profusely weak to offensive spells that are cast upon her. She is not strong enough to naturally lift daedric armor or weapons. She can hardly pick up adamantium and orcish weapons & armor. She is more akin to High Elves than Dark Elves despite the fact she is a Dark Elf herself.

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Demicus looked closely at the languages and seemed to see something that he recognized. "There are three dead languages in this...one is Ancient Aldmeri," he said. "I can't interpret it though. And as for helping you, well that's up to Kat." He turned towards the woman who he had walked in with. "So how about it?" he asked.

She pondered for a moment and seemed to blank out for a moment before nodding. "Yes...I want them to pay."

Demicus turned back to me with a small grin. "Well there's your answer. Kat knows of somebody who can interpret ancient languages and they conveniently live in Bruma."

I grinned and laughed, saying, "Well, that is convienient, isn't it? In any case, I'm glad you two decided to help me. And," I added, turning towards the woman Demicus addressed as 'Kat', "It's a pleasure to meet you, ma'am. Please lead the way to this person who can interpret this letter,"

Before we went however, I walked over to where the healers were working on the Countess. The Court mage turned to me as I asked, "How's she doing?"

The Court Mage responded, "She should be in stable condition. There was alot of internal injuries, though, so we can't be certain."

I frowned, concerned. "Will she be all right?" I asked, worry in my voice.

"Most likely. She probably won't be walking around or eating solid foods for a while, but she should be okay."

"Good. Make sure to post battlemages and guards around her. I'll be back soon," I said, turning back around to Demicus and Kat. "All right, let's move out!" I said to them, walking towards the enterence to the Mage's Guild.
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The young Dunmer girl left before Gold-Heart could correct her on the fact he was, in fact, the one being interrogated and escaped the orcs in a flash of spear and gore, and that he was skilled in the ways of Illusion and Restoration Magick. But the Dunmer girl left before he could say those, she just shook his hand and left with a modest goodbye. Gold-Heart sighed, despite being probably played by the Girl of whom he didn't know the name of, had enjoyed the company of the lass. Gold-Heart looked back at his companion Octavius.

"Huh, well that was interesting. We could follow her and see what she's trying to do, being guild and all. Eh, or we could just go independently after we finish the meal. But I think we may have a shot at some more serious work than just some flower-picking with the guild if we tag along with one of the people who are already within the guild. Unless you, of course, are in the guild, then I'll stick with you."

He wanted to follow the dunmer, but he wasn't going to ditch Octavius. Octavius was his best shot at some sort of adventure around here, and he didn't want to just sit around. He wanted to adventure. It was in his spirit, hell, it was all he really knew how to do anymore. Fight, live, joke, and play the lute.
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Paige turned another corner of the maze-like-city; she had no idea where she was, nor where she was headed. She’d been wondering aimlessly for at least half an hour by now and she was ready to just curl up into a ball and cry. The idea of asking a guard had been playing on her mind but she seemed nervous to, with all the commotion earlier she wasn’t sure they’d be happy or even able to spare time to help. At first Paige supposed it’d be best to just ask for directions but she had never really been any good at following them, and so hadn’t bothered and just tried to find it herself.

Her apparel wasn’t a great deal helpful either. With every step she took she shuddered, the idea of her freezing to death seemed more likely than her ever finding the mages guild. In the sub-zero winds, her small bones wrapped in only the tiny corset were turning blue with colour and it felt as if her poor Bretonic toes had left her feet entirely. She wondered whether there were any fur traders around, perhaps if she could find one she could ask for directions there in the warm whilst she purchased a fur coat but it was to her dismay that she could not find this either and carried on through the cold in search of the mages guild.

Paige looked down to her feet and let out a sigh as she tried and failed to wriggle her small toes, protected only by her leather boots from the grasps of the fluffy snow underfoot. She’d not been looking where she was walking, staring aimlessly down toward the floor and her feet, when she clashed into something and staggered backwards, falling onto the soft snow-covered ground. At least it was good for something she scoffed to herself as she lay there, grateful that it had cushioned her fall, but considerably more ungrateful that she was now soaked and even colder than she had been before. Looking up from her spot on the ground to see what damage she had done she was surprised to see that it was an Argonian, a female one at that, that she had collided with. Paige was astounded at the Argonian’s array of pale coloured scales, yet was greatly envious of her fur apparel, including a luscious fur coat, that Paige considered for a split second, actually robbing her for. She had been clasping a small heap of wood, which Paige, upon noticing it, assumed would be firewood; which now thanks to Paige, lay scattered across the snow.

Unsure of what to say Paige stuttered delivering a messy tangle of a sentence, which finally resulted in the Paige nervously repeating the word ‘sorry’ and scrambling to collect the firewood. She was annoyed at herself for being so clumsy, but at the same time was grateful that she now had someone to ask for directions.

Finally collecting herself, Paige addressed the young Argonian rather sheepishly.

“That was my fault; I wasn’t looking where I was going.”

She blushed, her already rosy cheeks becoming redder as she spoke, but managed a faint smile, hoping that the Argonian wouldn’t be too angry with her.
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OOC: Don't mind the walking stick. It's in my CS, but I plum forgot about it before now :(

Octavius, Jerall View

'Tavius felt his interest wane as the conversation dragged on but he didn't completely fade out because the Dunmer girl intrigued him so much. She was odd. He had decided that the moment she cut her finger on Gold-Hearts armor and there was really no other way to put it. Energetic perhaps, as she jumped from one topic to the next, speaking to several different people at once in the tavern. Octavius just shook his head slightly as he watched the Legionnaire get up and walk out of the bar.

Octavius drained the rest of his wine just as the Dunmer girl, Veeda he thought he heard, walked out of the tavern abruptly. He set his glass down and stared at the door leading to Bruma with confusion and hilarity.

He looked over at Gold-Heart and said, "Jeez. Well, I'm all done my wine. I think we should head to the Guild now anyways, regardless if it's with her or not." He set a few extra pieces of gold down for the second glass of wine as well as another generous tip. "Doubt we could catch up to her anyways." he mumbled.

He stood from the stool and yawned slightly as he bent down to retrieve his things. He clipped the holster around his torso and adjusted the crossbow to sit right before he clasped his traveling cloak around his neck and put the hood up before slinging his bulky pack over his shoulders, adjusting the bedroll to be more comfy against his lower back. Lastly, he bent down and retrieved the walking stick that had been covered by his bag and cloak and admired it quickly before turning to Gold-Heart.

"Shall we see if we can catch up to your new friend?" he said with a chuckle, feeling like a new adventure was on its way.
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Marcus Lowe, Jerall View Inn

"All right, then," said Marcus as the dunmer girl made to leave. He turned to his frozen captive and muttered a short incantation; the ice quickly melted off the bosmer. No sooner had he been freed than Marcus had grabbed him once again by the scruff of the neck and pulled him up.

"What the hell are you doing?!" shrieked the elf as Marcus froze his hands together, in a pair of makeshift handcuffs. "I'll F#CKING kill you!! You mother f--" the prisoner was cut short as Marcus silenced him with a spell. He continued to struggle, squirming around vehemently as he tried to spit in Marcus's face. Seeing how difficult this journey could become, he quickly punched the bosmer very hard in the back of the head; the elf stopped writhing under Marcus's grip.

"Listen," Marcus said into Caenlin's ear. "You want to make this easy? The bounty's dead or alive for you." The prisoner's eyes widened. "So please, give me a reason to bring you in dead. It'll be alot easier to bring in a hunk of meat than a squirming bosmer. If you want to get there alive," he said,marching Caenlin out the door. "Behave yourself." He gave the elf another swift hit on the head, and forced him forward.

"So then," he said as he caught up with the dunmer girl, holding his captive by the neck. "Shall we go? I'll have to drop him off at the Fighter's Guild on the way, I hope you don't mind."
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Thankfully, Octavius agreed with Gold-Heart on their course of action: follow the dunmer. A noticable grin peaked on the argonians face. He stood up with energetic bounce and clapped his hands together.

"By the nine, thats what I've wanted to hear all day. This definatly beats sleeping in a church." Gold-Heart laughed and quickly took the last bit of the pie greedily. He then turned, and with Octavius, strode out the door with pride. When the nord that got elbowed in the face eventually came to, he had a newfound respect for "All them dirty Lizard Folk". Of course, Gold-Heart never knew this personally, he never saw the nord again. But with a quick glance before walking out, it was pretty well implied.

"Vedaa! That was her name I think. I didn't catch it before. How bizarre." Striding out of the Inn, he saw Vedaa was apparently talking to a group of nordic men and an imperial who may be associated with the fighters guild or the legion or something of the like. He walked up to the conversation between the now somewhat large group and popped his knuckles in an almost obnoxious fashion.

"Ah, so did I miss anything important?" Gold-Heart said with almost a chuckle like quality.
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Demicus Snowe

"Well, that is convenient, isn't it? In any case, I'm glad you two decided to help me. And," Phillida paused and turned to Kat, "It's a pleasure to meet you, ma'am. Please lead the way to this person who can interpret this letter,"

I nudged her slightly and she started to head out of the Bruma Mage's Guild, seemingly blanked out, paying attention only to the road ahead. She headed to a small blue house covered with snow and knocked on the brown wooden door. An old man, about 65 years old, grumbled and opened the door. He smiled when he saw Kat's face. "Katriana!" He exclaimed. He turned to me. "And Demicus! I hope you've been treating my daughter well."

I nodded and gave him a letter. "The Countess has been attacked. Phillida and I killed them but they've left a letter. We're tracking them down."
"Ah so the life of a mercenary never stops eh...let's see here..."
Kat's father started to anolyze the notes very deeply. "Ah, it'll take a bit. Why don't you drop by in the Jerall View Inn for a bit and I'll see what I can do."
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(Sorry Arathorn, was a little busy today :P)

Namera, wandering Bruma

The more she walked, the more the argonian began to wonder if she had gotten lost. She wasn't sure of the time, but it seemed to be getting awfully colder and darker. Namera paused briefly, staring around her surroundings and sighing, watching idly as her breath dematerialized in the cold air. The lizard was around a small chain of houses, an area she recognized and calculated that she wasn't lost but just a little off track. Turning back and only taking a single step before colliding into something, Namera's first reaction was that she was about to get robbed and threw up her arms in defense resulting in the firewood she worked so hard to achieve and her new fur coat was sent in different directions. She then proceeded to slip backwards and land on her back with a soft crunch as her lithe frame impacted the snow-covered ground.

There she laid motionless for several moments before her mind "rebooted" and the young reptilian realized she was on the ground, now covered with cold snow. Namera blinked a few times, propping herself upwards to see a Breton, younger then herself surprisingly rushing to grab the firewood the argonian dropped. For a split second, Namera thought the Breton was about to take off with it but after she heard the girl string out a volley of apologies she dismissed that accusation.

"No, no..." Namera protested, picking herself up along with her now snow-covered fur coat and politely taking the firewood from the Breton. "It's not your fault, I really wasn't looking where I was going either." The argonian let out a nervous chuckle, followed by an equally as unsure smile or at least that twitching of the lip and display of sharp teeth that Argonians thought was a smile. Using her free hand, Namera attempted to brush snow off of herself and her supplies whilst scanning over the Breton questionably. She had never seen her around Bruma before, and by the looks of her apparel she seemed ill-equipped to even be this godforsaken frozen town. She reminded Namera of a princess, or at least a girl who came from a rich family. What exactly was she doing here of all places?

"Ummmm... are you lost?" Namera asked, politely as she could. Now that they were both now covered with snow it seemed they'd both have to reap the punishments of not paying attention although it looked like the Breton would freeze into a statue unless she found some sort of warmth.
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~Vedaa, The Jerall View~


Trailing behind her was that captive Wood Elf that Marcus had caught, followed immediately by Marcus Lowe himself. She stopped at the cobblestone steps before stepping off onto the snowy ground, still looking at the Nordic men, her teeth pvssyring quietly. "A-aren't you men cold?" She asked, a slight stutter in her voice signified she had not adjusted to the frigid climate.

"Shall we go? I'll have to drop him off at the Fighter's Guild on the way, I hope you don't mind." She heard a voice from behind. It was Marcus with his bounty. Only now, the Wood Elf had his wrists locked together with ice.

Vedaa took her eyes off the four men and looked at Marcus and his wood elf. "N-no, that's fine. I'm not in a hurry. I'm Vedaa... by the way. What's yours?" Her eyes were squinting from the stingy chill in the wind. The tip of her nose began to burn from the cold, feeling like it might break off. She tried to compose full sentences to maintain the conversation but she found herself keeping her words to a minimal while waiting for one of the Nords or the Breton to respond. The Fighters Guild will probably have something hot to drink and eat. Xhuth! I don't have my badge. I guess I should have got a new one after I lost the old one. Oh well, I don't want to waste my magic on warming up drinks any ways. I'll just have someone else do it instead, like that Imperial friend of Gold-Heart there. Vedaa formed a short fantasy in her mind of Marcus, Octavius and the three Nords being topless and heating up a bath for her. She didn't like Nords because of their attitudes towards elves. However, she loved their bodies; rugged, broad, hairy and manly. Octavius was quiet, as far as she could tell. But that did not impede her from thinking about him. Her thoughts did not display on the outside, though, except for her anxiety to find shelter from the cold.

And joining the scene were none other than the Argonian and Imperial to whom Vedaa had been speaking about guild work in the tavern. By the Divine, it's so f#cking cold out here. How can that Argonian stand it? Look at him. If I popped my knuckles now, they'd break. And I've only been out here ten seconds. I'm freezing to the point where my skin is starting to look like a Falmer's! It wasn't though. Her natural light blue color only appeared pale from the surrounding snow. And it was more like a couple minutes than seconds. She noticed Octavius carrying a decorated walking stick, which she had not seen before on his person.

"Ah, so did I miss anything important?" Asked Gold-Heart with an almost chuckle-like quality.

Vedaa, still standing with her arms crossed and hands buried under her pits, nodded "no" to him. Her head remained sunken into her shoulder line as her body began to tremble from the bitterness of the cold weather. She looked at Octavius, then back at Gold-Heart, then at Marcus and the Wood Elf, then at Brandr, Rodrik, Olfrun and Jean le Vulpe.



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Name: Vedaa Addammassar, adopted daughter of Ashlandic Dunmer, Ahti & Zebnannamu-Ilu Addammassar.

Gender: Female

Race: Dark Elf

Age: 24

Class: Sorceress

Birthsign: The Serpent

Appearance: Vedaa is a little short for her age; about 4'10". Her soft skin is a light blue with lips dark like ashes. Her build is healthy but slim. She is stunning to look at; her She is physically weak and one would not think she did much adventuring by looking at her. Her preferred hair style is a short pixie cut. Her eyes are big and beautiful, mesmerizing at times; their color being a dark shade of burgundy. Being an Ashlander native to Summerset Isle, she has an accent that still lingers in her high-pitched, child-like, girly voice.

Equipment: Her grimoire and a Nordic white wolf fur ensemble and boots. No armor, no weapons, no scrolls, no soul gems, no lockpicks, no probes. Only a backpack with supplies, money and a change of clothes.

Starting Location: Olav's Tap and Tack inn, Bruma.

Lifestyle: The things she yearns for most in life are playing with magic, music, parties, six and hallucinogenic drugs such as the native mushrooms of Morrowind or the psychadelic roots, vines and plants that grow in the dense forests of Summerset, Valenwood and Elsweyr. One of her pleasures is being under the influence and creating new spells in her grimoires. She considers herself very similar to a composer of music. Her greatest and most studied colleges of magic are Mysticism, Alteration and Illusion with enchanting being the least studied. She studies all, though, including Necromancy. She prefers to use her magic for practical uses and to create mind-altering visuals. She has performed spectacular shows with large musical ensembles. She has made good commissions from her magical performances and has sold the written drafts of her incantations to the Empire for their own use. Some spells she has tried to make were illegal, like the conjuration of gold coins (septims). At parties, she likes to meet new people and dance. If musicians are present, she'll attempt to win their favor by talking musical jargon or playing her violin. Her 2nd adopted parents were both exceptional musicians, her father being a violinist and her mother being an operatic singer. (Her first adopted parents were Ashlanders living in the wilderness of Summerset). She's mediocre at the violin but definitely not a virtuoso. As far as guilds, she has been in the Thieves, Fighters, Mages, prosttutes and probably some other faction in Summerset. She eventually made it to the 2nd highest rank in the Mages Guild, but only after years of having to prove herself. While her magical abilities weren't in question, it was her choices of action and her decision making that held her back. Not to mention her spiteful and childish attitude. She was banned a couple times before and has had to regain her way up the ranks.


Background: She procreated out of the interplay of the Aedra and Daedra. A girl named Juliana was created (for the 3rd time) by Julianos who was beseeched by Dowager Queen Barenziah, in an attempt to fulfill the Nerevarine prophecies. After Juliana's creation, the Daedra felt threatened and jealous. Being rivals of their Aedric counterparts, they felt the need to dip their finger in the pot as well. Not wanting to physically give any of their strength or powers to create a mortal, they enticed and seduced Mara and Dibella into creating this champion with them, without the other aedra knowing. Pouring into this concoction tiny portions of their properties was very unbalancing. As a safeguard for the daedra, they bound Vedaa's life force with Juliana's. If one died, so did the other. When Akatosh learned of this creation, he threatened to destroy it. Mara & Dibella beckoned to let their creation live, as they felt this creation was superior to the one Julianos made. However, there cannot be 2 Nerevarines in the Mundus. Akatosh grumbled and knew what he had to do; break the dragon. Time being a convoluted mess as it is, was not something with which to be tampered. In order to keep both creations yet have there only be one Nerevarine, Akatosh mustered his powers to split the mortal realm into two separate dimensions within each other, much like how two points on an axis can be at two different spots on the adjacent axis. Both mortals were transferred to Nirn; Juliana, the Aedric offspring representing Stasis, and Vedaa, the Daedric offspring representing Chaos. Both girls eventually defeated Dagoth Ur, though at different times. However, with time being contorted and broken, Azura was able to visit both Neravarines in their separate dimensions at the same time from her realm, yet it was two completely different moments of time in the mortal realm (think of a string wrapped around a ball and merging the two points together over the same spot). After the Nerevarine prophecies were fulfilled, they went about their lives. Juliana, being born from the God of Knowledge and Wisdom, was ever so avaricious for learning her history and reason for coming into being. She eventually learned of the existence of her counterpart and somehow made it across to the "other side", into Vedaa's dimension. Once that happened, Akatosh was able to bring the split realm of Mundus together, letting Juliana's old dimension dissipate with Vedaa's being the true one. In this dimension, Juliana was no longer the Nerevarine and the people she once knew now had now never seen her before. Neither of them became the Champion of Cyrodiil for neither of them were imprisoned in the Imperial City dungeons and sent on the task to find the heir of the Emperor. Both girls were in completely different locations during these times, going about their normal lives.


Personality: Vedaa thinks very highly of herself. She knows she is gorgeous and she knows she is the best magician the planet has ever had. She can be feisty when things do not go her way. Her temper in the past has interfered with her casting abilities. She's quick to think and often doesn't reason out things. She is extremely emotion and takes things very personally. She can be your best friend or your worst enemy. Her heart is very fragile. She's been with hundreds of men and women but has only been in love a few times. Her biggest love was with Juliana. She'll do anything for people she loves or looks highly upon or has high respect for. She has been deceitful and lied many a times to those upon whom she frowned or had been hurt and embarrassed by. In many ways, she is a typical teenage girl; frivolous, careless, focused on herself and what she wants. However, she does possess many mature grown-up qualities that appeal to patriarchs in guilds and other such high ranking officials. She is intelligent enough to hold an intellectual conversation with people. She likes to joke and has a raunchy sense of humor, though at times it can be very childish and even nonsensical. When meeting new people, depending on their race, she'll either be quiet & reserved or loquacious & outwards.


Other: She has a critically low tolerance to magic-based spells. She contracts diseases very easily and becomes sick frequently. Being a divine creation, she is able to naturally absorb magicka that emanates from Aetherius. Unfortunately, it makes her profusely weak to offensive spells that are cast upon her. She is not strong enough to naturally lift daedric armor or weapons. She can hardly pick up adamantium and orcish weapons & armor. She is more akin to High Elves than Dark Elves despite the fact she is a Dark Elf herself.

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Post » Sat Feb 19, 2011 7:51 am

Rodrik smiled as the man even started talking to him.

"I am Rodrik, part of a small band of mercenaries who are looking for work here in cold Bruma, you arnt in need of nine battle-hardened men are you? For the right payment we are ready to go through Oblivion and out again," Rodrik ensured with a smile, however after a quick glance at the mans clothes his smile dissapeared slightly.

"But you do not seem like a person who can afford that, do you? Well, remember us, we will stay here ′til dusk, if you return," Rodrik continued.

OOC: Small posts are answered with small posts ;)
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Paige had finished collecting the scattered wood by the time that the Argonian spoke; Paige was pleasantly surprised that she wasn’t angry and her friendliness was immediately calming as Paige awkwardly passed the now damp logs back to the Argonian. The Argonian flashed a smile revealing her sharp teeth, before brushing herself off and reminding Paige that she should probably do the same.

Bruma was the last place Paige imagined to see an Argonian, she had thought them to be accustomed to much warmer climates before considering to herself whether anyone but Nords could get used to such violently cold temperatures as these and assumed that the Argonian was only here for a short stay; much like herself. She dusted herself down, ridding her small amount of clothing of the snow that covered it. Annoyingly snow had gotten down the back of her neck, and the drips of water from where it had melted fell down her back causing her to shudder and twitch as the Argonian spoke again.

"Ummmm... are you lost?" She had asked nicely but Paige was quick to answer, desperate now to locate somewhere that wasn’t the cold streets and preferably the Mage’s Guild.

“Unfortunately so…” she responded, she didn’t want to sound silly and was embarrassed that it had taken her so long to locate a single building but she continued anyway, “I’ve been searching for the Mages guild for some time now, I must admit it’s the most evasive building I’ve ever not come across” she giggled a little at her own wit, blushing again as she did so, afraid that the Argonian may not find her comment as funny.

“I don’t suppose you know where it is?” She asked before getting annoyed at herself, 'the Argonian obviously has somewhere more important to be, notably something to do with the firewood she's carrying' Paige thought, feeling awful for holding her up. Still, she waited for a reply, not wanting to sound rude and dismissive of the young lizard and simply smiled, her soft cheeks still reddening from the weather.
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Namera, wandering Bruma

“I’ve been searching for the Mages guild for some time now, I must admit it’s the most evasive building I’ve ever not come across.”

Namera's brow rose slightly in amusemant. She was looking for the Mages Guild, did that mean she was a mage of some sort? The argonian thought for a moment whilst she adjusted her now damp firewood tighter against her side. Her yellow eyes darted around the area once more, scanning over a number of houses and finally the massive gray wall that was undoubtedly the back of the Chapel to her left. The lizard's eyes suddenly widened with an almost child-like excitement. Ah ha! Now she remembered where she was! If Namera turned the corner, all she's have to do is walk straight and she'd be at Olavs. Although, if she remembered correctly the Mages Guild was on the other side of town and the girl looked like she was about to freeze solid any second.

"Yeah, the Mages Guild is fairly tough to locate sometimes. I can take you there if you want, though..." Namera paused briefly, clicking her teeth together thoughtfully as she pieced together her next sentence.

"It might be best to go when you're all warmed up. Olav's Tap and Tack is just down the corner, and chances are there will be a roaring fire soon. Unless you urgently need to get to the Mages Guild." Namera suggested, shifting the wood under her arm yet again. Now that it was dampened by the snow, holding onto it seemed to be a new challenge all on it's own. Hopefully Olav wouldn't mind. Looking over the girl one last time, Namera figured she didn't eat in a while either. The argonian lass hoped to herself she'd accept the offer to go to the Tavern, it would've been nice on her part to have some company for however long.

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Name: Namera (Full name is unknown and probably unpronounceable)

Gender: Female

Race: Argonian

Age: 22

Appearance: While she is an attractive young lass by Argonian standards, Namera is rather gaunt and lithe is some areas where one normally wouldn't. Her scales are a variety of color, however the harsh cold of Bruma has had an effect on her appearance -- reducing the "glowing" perspective of her scales down to pale colors.
What were once shining, the gradient arrays of black, green and red scales that ran across Namera's body have been molded down to a slightly grotesque paler and even darker complexity. In some areas washed out reddish gray and purple are dominate. Her claws are finely trimmed and sharpened, however retain enough length to be weaponized.

Despite how Cyrodillic Argonians appear, Namera heavily retains a more reptilian appearance of her people due to her heritage. Her tail is fairly lengthy and thin, with small spiked ridges covering it from start to tip. The lizard's legs are digitigrade, meaning they are bent back like certain argonian variants present in Morrowind. Of course, while she can't wear boots designed for human-like feet, Namera has devised "feet-gloves" to keep her feet warm whilst letting her claws poke comfortably.
Last but not least, her eyes glow a bright yellowish-orange that seems to pierce the night and a pair of rather long and lithe fins poke out of the sides of her head. They seem to react to her emotions and moods similar to a dogs tail or a cats ears, usually flicking or twitching slightly when annoyed or drooping downwards when sad or depressed.

Class: Doctor

Lifestyle: Freelance artist and alchemist

Equipment: Fur, lots and lots of fur clothing and armor. Her multiple jobs allow her to keep a somewhat decent amount of Septims and buy enough food and firewood to last her a few months. The only weapons she seems to carry is a short steel dagger and a shortsword of the same materiel although knowing how to use them is a different story. Nemera also keeps a small leather satchel with her for when she goes out looking for ingredients.

Skills:
Alchemy: Years of practicing, farming and exploring the surrounding forests for exotic ingredients have made Namera an Expert in the fields of Alchemy. She can, with keen eyes and nimble fingers mix powerful elixirs with effects ranging from stamina (think like an energy potion), health and even potions to stimulate certain parts of the mind, such as strength, nimbleness and even overall intelligence.

Destruction: While Magicka isn't her strong suit, Namera can still managed to hurl painful magickal attacks at her foes. Specifically, lighting. While it isn't enough to kill, it can at least send a painful shock through her opponents body telling them to back off. She can also hurl fireballs, however accuracy and precision leaves a lot to be desired. All in all, she is an Apprentice and practices whenever she can.

Restoration: Same as destruction, Namera cannot use complex spells however can muster enough strength to heal a crippling but not fatal wound. It is hard to find subjects for her to practice on, but the argonian has a small reputation for healing small injuries on children or drunks that decide to start fights in Olav's bar and lose.

Athletics & Acrobatics: Throughout her life, Namera has kept the mindset to exercise and stay as fit as she can. As a result, she is thin and light weight. She eats regularly, but makes sure not too overindulge herself and makes sure to eat healthy foods and avoid things like alcohol, drugs and otherwise unhealthy food.

Misc Skills: Cooking and a strong knack for Art.

Starting location: Bruma (Seems to be where everyone is anyway)

Background: Born and raised in the fringes of the Black Marsh, Namera's parents were simple merchants at the time. They were suffering from intolerable economic droughts and violence in the region that they decided to make a break for Cyrodiil; a land where they stood more a firm chance at life. Before they even made it to the border, raiders descended upon their caravan like a group of wolves ambushing their prey.
Namera's father was brutally murdered, attempting to buy time for his wife to flee with their child. Though time was not on their side. Before she could make it too the safety of the treeline, Namera's mother was struck with an arrow, placing itself between her shoulder blades.

It was a fatal wound, but that did not break her will to survive. The argonian maiden lumbered her way for several days, injured, starving and caring for a child. While she didn't bother to rest, Namera's mother knew her life would soon end but struggled with what strength she had to save the life of her young daughter. Eventually, the wound gave in.
While walking through a peaceful clearing, the argonian collapsed on her side, using her last bits of life to give her child one last hug before succumbing to her grave wound, oblivious that she had made it into Cyrodiil and just ahead of the clearing was the main road to Leyawiin.

Call it fate, call it luck, call it coincidence. An Altmer couple had been passing through the road at the time, they were a traveling family at the time, trying to find a safe home to live while grieving for the loss of their own sibling that had died in childbirth. They heard the distance cries of a baby, the husband descended into the forest to investigate, drawing his sword and preparing himself for some sort of conflict. Instead, he discovered the corpse of an argonian women and a child clutched in her arms, still alive and crying. Namera's mother was properly buried where she had died, and the elven couple adopted the reptilian baby, raising her as best to their abilities.

As she grew, Namera began to build a natural liking to art and would spend hours upon hours painting whatever she saw whether it was people, plants, objects or animals. With the help of her new parents, the lass learned a lot about farming and alchemy and eventually delved into those arts as well. They even tried to teach her about Magicka, of course it seemed that wasn't her best field of expertise. When the time came, Namera kissed her parents goodbye and set off to explore Cyrodiil.

She stuck closely to the roads, occasionally traveling with groups of passer-byes for safety and fear of being robbed by bandits. By the time she reached her twenties, Namera had settled down in Bruma, where she rented a room at Olav's Tavern, even managing to be hired by the Nord and now runs many errands for him. It was here where she learned how to cook, badly at first but grew into a decent chef after a few years of practice. She still keeps in touch with her parents in Leyawiin and misses them deeply.

Personality: Generally upbeat and positive, Namera is social, polite and generous. While she generally frowns upon violence, she will (attempt) to fight if she has no alternative. The argonian prefers to be int he company of others, as being alone for too long makes her frightened and incredibly paranoid. Unlike other Argonians, Namera tries to be friends with everyone and avoids getting on their badsides. She's talkative for the lack of a better word, sometimes shy when she meets strangers although if deems them worthy she will try to befriend them.

Despite what her outside mindset tells you, Namera secretly craves some sort of adventure. Working several years in the worlds coldest area (in her opinion) with no vacations puts those thoughts into anyone's mind.

Other:
-Hate's mushrooms with a burning passion
-Can't ride a horse to save her life
-Is a fairly decent dancer


OOC: I nearly forgot the layout of Bruma so I had to fire up Oblivion to remember it XD.
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Paige began to worry whether she might have asked the wrong person as the Argonian in front of her seemed as lost as she was, scanning the surroundings for any hint of where about they were in the city. Luckily for Paige it wasn’t too long before she seemed to recognise the area and though the Argonian made no attempt at offering directions, it was not long before she piped up with another suggestion. Showing Paige to the Guild herself.

She liked the idea of being guided to the Guild itself, though she knew she’d have to make a conscious effort to remember the way back to the ‘Tap n Tack’. After a moments deliberation, Paige was about to accept the offer and let the Argonian lead her there, but before she could agree another suggestion came her way.

"It might be best to go when you're all warmed up. Olav's Tap and Tack is just down the corner, and chances are there will be a roaring fire soon. Unless you urgently need to get to the Mages Guild."

Paige pondered the Argonian’s suggestion for a short minute. She was probably right, though it irritated Paige that her wonder around town had been for nothing; she understood that the Argonian probably needed to finish her own business with the firewood before starting on helping Paige.

Paige nodded, unsure what Olav would think of her returning so soon – especially considering what she had told him before leaving. The delivery wasn’t urgent anyway, she had a few more days before she was set to return and she could use this as an opportunity to develop a friendship with someone who seemed, at least, to know a little more about the town than Paige herself.

“My name is Isabelle, but don’t let it confuse you. I prefer to go by my middle name; Paige.” She began after agreeing on the offer to go to Olav’s. “Warmth sounds pretty tempting right now,” she paused and giggled a little, “and I could probably use a drink too.” She smiled at the Argonian and reflected on how lucky she’d been to bump into such a friendly….lizard.

“You look like you want rid of that firewood before you lose it again” she admitted watching the firewood nearly slip from under the Argonian’s arm. “I help to carry some there for you, if you’d like?”

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Name: Isabelle Paige Courtessèu.
Nickname(s): Though she is called by her first name by her parents, she refers to herself by her middle name, Paige, as she thinks it is a much less formal and prettier name. Occasionally she will be called Bella or Belle, though she doesn’t really like it herself and someday hopes others will refrain from using it.
Race: Breton.
Gender: Female.
Age: 17.
Birthsign: The Lover.

General Description: The epitome of beauty, pale skin, pure, and tender to touch, with pale scarlet lips contrasting against the back drop of her snowy flesh. Paige's tresses of silky black hair flow almost halfway down her back, it is clear that she takes pride in her hair, her fringe when left to its own accord often falls down diagonally in front of her right eye, a nuisance to Paige who spends what seems a life-time banolly flicking it from her vision.
Her deep-set blue eyes, so dark, verging on a purple-black are an endless void and seem on appearance to gaze into the very depths of every soul they meet, shaded ever more by a surrounding of eye-shadow. Her button nose is only short, yet simple, with an elegant shape and a round tip. Her face is gaunt, not thin but her cheeks are concave and defined, going against the stereotypical Breton shape. Paige is not tall for a girl, nor is she short, she stands around 5’4’’, though does not look so as she is dainty and petite in build. Her body has no visible scars or tattoos of any sort, with little decorative features, except for the make-up around her eyes, and though it is not unusual that she attains scratches, cuts or bruises, this is no more than the average person.

Skills: Though Paige is far from assertive, she has a way with people that can assure often what she wants from situations; persuasion is her forte, though rarely through a manner of speech, she lacks the confidence to use words as often as she probably should, however her daunting attractiveness often gets her out of places she’d rather not be. Given her elegance in both movement and posture, it is unnatural for Paige to attain a sneaky persona, she is no expert at covert business, and there has been many a time when it has been her innocence that has swayed her away from danger. Paige was never brought up to fight, in fact she dislikes it entirely. Her father had insisted when she was young that she learnt to use a bow and arrow to a satisfactory standard to protect herself in what he taught her was a harsh world. If she had to have a favourite weapon, it would be her most well mastered weapon; the crossbow, her primary and really, only weapon. Though, she was never properly taught, Paige often as a young girl would experiment with alchemy making potions and occasionally poisons. Over the years this talent has matured and she is now rather handy when it comes to mixing and brewing up whatever the situation or task requires, and can make most things from life-saving potions to death harbouring poisons; given the right ingredients. Paige is also a studious type; she loves to learn, though she rarely gets such chance. Paige had always wanted to become a healer and takes great interest in the Restoration field of Magicka, however despite her Breton blood she barely classes as a novice when it comes to using it.

Apparel Most Worn: Paige adorns a light, free moving outfit as she tends to find this to be most comfortable. Her top half consists of a leather corset, festooned with buckles and belts, black mainly in colour, though with some crimson coloured etchings on the shoulders that run down the sleeves. On her lower half she wears rather tight, leather pants (trousers), plain black and simple in design, the belt she holds them with is very detailed and is designed with various patterns and etchings. Her boots are long, reaching high up her shins; her trousers are tucked into the boots which are made of fine leather, and are plain and built for comfort.

Other Apparel Worn: A simple dress at first sight, a mixture of black and red material, crimson in shade. The dress is long, and trails the floor, it is dusty and reeks of age, but Paige can ignore the smell, for it is her favourite dress. The corset style top half is laced with a crisscross pattern of strings across the torso. The centre and main body of the dress is crimson, with the sleeves and sides of the dress being black. The sleeves are delicate and hang neatly on the shoulders revealing her collar bone, with a square neck shape. Half way down the sleeves, which finish around the mid forearm, is a stitched piece of lace that hangs down over each elbow. The skirt is flowing with the central crimson piece ruffled at the base, the black sides fall into a few layers, one being the same lace that appears on the sleeves. Paige lacks in accessories, with only a simple black leather buckled belt collar around her neck. She wears, underneath and mainly hidden by the trailing dress, knee length boots, leather, with buckles and straps up the leg.

Weapons: A simple crossbow, with steel limbs and a maple crafted stock, she keeps it in a small quiver strapped over her back, to add to this on the side of the main quiver is a smaller pocket storing the small iron tipped bolts that the crossbow fires. For close range combat – if ever, Paige carries with her a small knife, it resembles only a kitchen knife in size, though the hilt of the small blade is intricate embossed with a scarlet patterned ribbon tied neatly around it.

Inventory: Paige wears a belt when on certain tasks, for this she wears an almost utility like belt, attached is her knife, as described in with her weapons, as well as a few lock-picks and coins depending on what she’s up to. Also, she may often carry, in pockets allocated on the belt, ingredients for potions, or sometimes potions themselves.

Personality: Paige would be best described as timid or even shy, though it can be said that is passionate about the things she cares about, she will go out of her way to complete a job, or to earn extra money to help at home. Paige lacks confidence within herself, but she does try to express some outgoing traits whilst working with others; she will try to start conversation if she notices others shyness, but in a large, loud group she will no doubt take a back seat and remain silent. She is not so much afraid of leadership, and will take reigns when needed of her, though she prefers to shy away from authoritative positions or at best to work alone. She is more than happy to take command from ranked others and will try to complete any task set to the best of her ability. Most would consider Paige a kind-hearted girl, a trustworthy friend, a dependable companion and a hard working employee. Paige has, as most can tell, a desire for neatness, especially when it comes to her own appearance, and that of the things around her, but she is often praised for it usually results in tidy and elegant output.

Biography: Born and raised in the Waterfront in the Imperial City, her parents had been scavengers of the land; they lived on bread and water, with the little income her father earned on the passing and stopping ships. He was a ship maker by trade, though little trade ever really reached him. He was paid poorly by rich men for fixing their ships, that was, when a job arose. Paige had always loved her Father for his efforts and while her Mother stayed at home, she had been almost forced into a childhood of crime and thievery in order to support her family. She grew up well, taking a more active role in family income when at the age of just 13; she became a ‘merchant’; her business included stealing from the docked merchants and selling the goods on to the Market District proprietors.

More recently Paige had decided to join the Black Horse Courier, working primarily around the Imperial City as a mere delivery girl, she was always fascinated by current affairs and recent news. She was good at her job, and most of the Imperial City had grown to know, rely and warm towards the still young Bosmer, however her career in the service had recently improved with the prospect of a new job opportunity travelling around Cyrodiil and delivering news to every corner. Though she was not keen to follow the offer, but her desire to keep her house and family going meant she needed the money, and she reluctantly took the promotion offer that had been proposed to her.

She had set off for Bruma three days ago, she was nervous, having neither ridden a horse before or once left the Imperial Island, all was going swimmingly, and she was set to reach the snowy city in less than a day’s ride.

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