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Luare, Ironforge

Luare calmed down. "Good." She paused, frowning at Decay's sad tone. "What's wrong?"

Decay - Ironforge

''I was stupid... Lost control.'', she muttered. ''Also, I swore quite a bit in those shackles.''

Luare, Ironforge

Luare nodded. "Drinking that much wasn't smart, but at least nobody could hear you when you were swearing."

Indigosa--Ironforge

Indi grinned. "You only drank so much because I dared you in the first place. That was some strong stuff!" She thought for a moment. "Speaking of which, what happened to my gold?"

Decay - Ironforge

Decay leaned against Indi. ''I'm sorry, hun'.'', she said, softly, and then pondered. ''Didn't you throw it on the table?''

Indigosa--Ironforge

Indi frowned. "I think I did. You guys couldn't decide who was the winner. Damn, that dwarf probably has the gold by now."

Azunara and Kozri
Ironforge

Azunara pricked her ears, "...I could go get it back for you?" She said, hopping up.

Indigosa--Ironforge

Indi smiled at Azu. "Only if you want, Azu. It's up to you. If not, I'll just make my way back in there since the contest was technically a tie."

Azunara and Kozri
Ironforge

"I don't mind," She said. It was something to do, and Decay being sad was making her sad. She immediately tore off without further reply.

((Alright. Someone can feel free to introduce a character or attack Azu or something. I don't mind.))

Indigosa--Ironforge

Indi appreciated Azu going for her. She had such a huge headache and her stomach felt kind of upset that she wasn't even sure she'd be able to walk, let alone potentially fight if the dwarf got angry that she wanted her gold back.

"Someone should go protect her," Indi muttered.

((My only other evil character is my mage, who... *could* be here. She works for the Argent Crusade as, ironically, a cook. She'd probably be a better pick, because other evil characters I have (not too many) would have to attack outright and attract attention. She doesn't.))

Rassaa, Ironforge

Rassaa was happily reclining in a chair, listening to Brom whimper in a corner. Lanayru was staring at him like a cat would a mouse - amusing prey. She wasn't paying any attention to the bag of gold on the table, either one - Indi's or Brom's.

Azunara
Ironforge

The druid looked around, stretching. She was happy that they had stopped drinking and were sorta back to normal. She paused, stopping to look at the huge pool of lava, and avoided the pie vendor, making her way back to the inn. Occasionally, she'd drop into the shadows, fading when a gnome went by, before reappearing.

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Kozri
Ironforge

The human seemed to be distracted, focusing on something. "Wha?" He asked, then realized what Indi said, "I've got my link with her. If she gets in trouble, I'll know." He paused, adding in his head to himself, "Well. Unless she gets knocked out before she can send an alarm...Huh."

((Feel free to go for it, Lupis. I don't mind. It'd give further directions for the characters at least. Otherwise we'll just mill about in IF all the time. xD))

((Alllright! One semi-sane mage incoming!
Name: Dalinda
Gender/race/class: Female forsaken mage
Phys. Description: A frail undead woman with dimpled skin, the side-affect of acid clouds and other mistakes in the lab. She always wears an Argent Crusade tabard, old and ragged as it is, for protection's sake. Three heavy books hang around her waist, all strained by various dangerous liquids and fraying at the seems. Along with the books are small bags and pouches. "Relics" she says, though they smell more like herbs. She has a monocle over one eye, which when seen is diseased and dull.
Personality Description: She's nice enough, but "morals" are lost on her. She works for her queen to develop a new plague, along with the rest of the apothecaries. Now that a plague has been developed, she works for other people who need various poisons and potions. Her mind revolves around this - everyone is a potential field test, and she tests constantly.
Location: Ironforge, for a totally obvious reason! That I won't tell you! Because she hasn't told me!))

Dalinda, Ironforge

Dalinda sat back in a shadow of Ironforge, ignoring the looks she got from passerby's. She had her tabard on, and that was enough for most people. Sitting cross-legged, she flipped through the pages of one of the books around her waist. It listed many pages of ingredients for various poisons. One of the most important for her Poison or Burning was powdered, dried lava, and Ironforge was the perfect place to get it.
The fact that a cat druid was wandering by at first didn't concern her. Another druid, so what? However, as she watched it approach, she decided to test something. It was a little trick she had tried a while ago. It hadn't worked well that time, but maybe this time...
To her luck, the cat was apparently headed for the tavern, which she was sitting near. Good. She stood, then pulled a ley line.
She disappeared.
Hidden from view, she waited for the cat to pass, intending to stun her with a needle of ice to the spine.

Azunara
Ironforge

Azunara pricked her ears, pausing briefly. She felt slightly uneasy, watched, but a quick glance around provided nothing. "I'm about to get the gold now, Koz." She told her companion, settling into the shadows and taking a few more paces forward to shake off the feeling until the light of the braziers forced her out of the dark.

Kozri
Ironforge

The human nodded, standing up and pacing. "Alright. Good luck."

((Azu totally makes an awesome test subject. She's had practice. >.<))

Dalinda, Ironforge

Dalinda glanced at the braziers and blew a cold wind towards them, putting them out. ((Cone of Cold)) Instantly she lunged forward while it was still dark, intending to stun - or better yet, knock out - the cat. A shard of shapeless ice formed in her hand and shot the last few inches towards Azu's spine. ((Ice Lance))

((The idea is to stun/temporarily paralyze her.))

Azunara
Ironforge

Azunara snarled as things went dark, ears pricked. She lashed her tail, hearing noise and things moving. "Kozri!" She managed to shout mentally before the ice hit her, causing her to lose focus. She struggled to move, hissing in pain.

Kozri
Ironforge

He jolted, hearing Azunara's cry. It sounded panicked. She was in trouble. Damnit. It should have been safe here. He should have gone with. "Azu!" He replied, grabbing his knives from his bag and running.

Dalinda, Ironforge/Swamp of Sorrows

Dalinda smiled, quickly rifling through her bags. FEL! She had no Runes of Teleportation. Only Runes of Portals. That's what she got for trying to save space. Well, it would have to do. Nobody would pay attention to the portal after all, and it would fade in a few minutes. She hissed the words of the portal spell, watching it open up before her. The Swamp of Sorrows showed within. Creating another ice shard to keep the cat stunned, she moved to the portal, dragging the cat behind.
((Fail, Dalinda. Fail.))

Azunara
Ironforge

Azunara was unable to move, not even able to contact Kozri. So she really didn't put up much resistance when she was dragged through the portal.

Kozri
Ironforge

Kozri looked around, cursing. He spotted a place where the guards wandered thickly, seeming baffled, and it was darker. The only source of light was a portal to somewhere. He growled. Get the others, or go rescue Azunara now? He darted forth, but the portal was starting to fade and the guards fought him, telling the "civilian" to stay away.

Dalinda, Swamp of Sorrows

Dalinda glanced around. She had always liked how barren this place was. Still dragging the cat behind her, she skipped through space to go faster, headed towards her little out-of-the-way lab. ((Blink))

At the portal area in Ironforge, a few swamp bugs buzzed out and around the guards before flying headfirst into the lava and being burnt.

Kozri
Ironforge/Swamp of Sorrows

He finally made a choice, slipping into the dark and scrambling for the fading portal He dove through, reappearing in the Swamp of Sorrow. He blinked, surprised by the captor's choice of location. Now he had to find them. Things moved, and he tried to pinpoint the noise of other humanoids. He picked a direction and began moving.