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Indigosa--Dun Morogh

The death knight gave the mage a last glance over before nodding. "As you wish. And just so you know, I take no issues with you being part Man'ari--it does not change who you are to me...After all, I am not the most clean cut creature myself." Indi gave Zaruuk a weak smile.

"As for you struggling with control...your Man'ari is rather...dominant...almost as much as myself." She barked out a laugh. "I personally think that perhaps you need to instill some confidence in yourself. Although, I'm not sure how much that means coming from me since I still have issues accepting what I am."

Karzix and Glix - Kharanos

The goblin blinked at Myri, then down at the gem. He looked considerate for a very brief moment before shaking his head. "Nah. I'd probably just mess it up. I... I don't think I could affohrd it if I broke it." He said with a slight tone of nervousness before leaning back, crossing his arms and settling for staring at the fire.

Myriana and Swift - Kharanos

The hunter nodded, thinking as much. "I understand. I was afraid too when I first started, so I mined my own gems for a long time. Still do every now and then. If you ever wish to learn, I am more than willing to teach either of you."

Myri was starting to miss having Tirrae at her side. Feeling she was being selfish, the hunter pushed the thought to the back of her mind and concentrated more on the gem in her hands.

Karzix and Glix - Kharanos

Glix gave Karzix a glance before giving Myri a nod and a smile. "Thanks, I'll keep that in mind." She reclined back in her chair, sipping her tea and watching the other occupants in the room. She continued looking back to Azu, quietly watching the transparent druid.

Zaruuk - Dun Morogh

Zaruuk returned the smile weakly, but was unsure of what to say now really.
"I guess it is a little hard for me to be confident about my self control when I was stabbing my already profoundly bleeding hand for pleasure." He admitted. "Which is why Willowe was with me earlier, which lead to me seeking advice. I think you will need to be my confidence for a while. No pressure."

Talonaris, Dun Morogh

Talon simply scowled again. Great. Lyra was tense - someone was nearby. Well, maybe that was good. He needed a new base of operations now that Silvermoon didn't approve of his presence.

Tirrae, Kharanos

The warp stalker scowled as Kozri fled, shrugging. Fine, he could flee and pout if he wanted. She felt a bit of glumness coming over from Myri's spirit bond and frowned, waving at Azu to follow before running up to the draenei.

Indigosa--Dun Morogh

A chuckle escaped Indi's lips. "I'm sorry," she said, apologizing for the laugh. "I guess it is a good thing I have given up using my powers over blood then...or rather, made it so they don't control me." She frowned for a moment. "Either way, I will do what I can."

Indi whipped a small wind up while she thought of what she next wanted to say, using to to make a mini snow tornado in front of her. "I don't like the idea of you hurting yourself because you find it pleasurable...Would it maybe be easier to get you training as a warlock or would that just unleash some sort of evil and kill us all?"

Magna - Dun Morogh

Magna's smile began to fade. Tears began to fall from his eyes., "Decay...there's something I must tell you..."

Kozri
Dun Morogh

Kozri trudged along in the snow, then stood still, pausing. He hissed softly as he heard something, and looked through the trees, slowing his pace and listening intensely. Part of him hoped that something would attack. Years had taught him if there was ever a great stress reliever, it was pitting yourself in a life-death situation. Usually.

Azunara
Kharanos

Azunara tilted her head, following Tirrae. "Hi, Myri!" She said cheerfully, then looked at the gem. "What's that?"

Zaruuk - Dun Morogh

At first, Zaruuk was horrified by the suggestion. Training as a Warlock? Might as well throw him in a vat of demon blood while they were at it. The more he thought about it, however, the more palatable it became. He shook his head, was he really considering this?
"I don't know much about the details on Warlock powers," He responded as he thought. "But I always thought most of them thrived off of pain. Used it in their casting to inflict it on themselves and on others. I fear it could just add fuel to the fire... Sorry, I fear I am dumping all of my burdens on your shoulders."

Myriana and Swift - Dun Morogh

Seeing the warpstalker, Myri smiled and tried to bend down and hug Tirrae without disturbing Swift too much. The fox gave a disgruntled yip and crawled into Glix's lap instead. Myri gave the fox an apologetic scratch, but at least now she was able to hug Tirrae more easily. She hadn't realized how much more perceptive to her emotions Tirrae was than Swift until now. She would have learn to block that out from the warpstalker in the future. Still, she was hear now and Myri wasn't going to shove her away. She looked up at Azu, still a bit disconcerted about the druid being see-through. She smiled anyway, answering "I have not quite decided what it's going to be yet actually."

Indigosa--Dun Morogh

Indi frowned. "Don't talk like that. I'm here to help you with your burdens. If you don't want warlock training, that's fine. I wasn't sure if it would help you control these sensations or if it would turn you into a full blown Eredar hell-bent on destruction." She gave the draenei a hug, resting her head on his chest. "And to be quite honest, I haven't the slightest clue how warlock magics work other than it's the corrupted versions of your arcane magics or something like that."

Tirrae, Kharanos

Tirrae grinned happily at Myri, glad she seemed happier now. She didn't like her hunter to be unhappy. Looking at the crystal, she shrugged, then grinned again and struck a "heroic" pose.

Myriana and Swift - Kharanos

The hunter laughed at Tirrae. "Hmm..I think I will carve it into a warpstalker. Why not?" Swift looked up from his new spot on Glix's lap, giving Myri a dirty look. "Yes Swift, I'll carve an orange one with green eyes to look just like you next. I promise." she said soothingly.

Kozri
Dun Morogh

When he heard nothing further, he relaxed slightly. Might've been his imagination. He continued moving, not caring that he was starting to get quite a bit of distance from Kharanos. It wasn't that bad a walk, at least. As long as it didn't snow.

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Azunara
Kharanos

Azunara grinned, then looked at Swift. "It's okay. Maybe I can get Koz to help me make a snow-fox while Myri is carving Tirrae! When he comes back."

Karzix and Glix - Kharanos

Glix was glad she had finished off her tea, otherwise it would have gone everywhere when Swift leaped into her lap. "You almost made me drop this!" She scolded the fox, waving her teacup before setting it down on a nearby table. She let out a chuckle, giving him a pat when he shot Myri a cranky look.

Myriana and Swift - Kharanos

Swift flattened his ears and licked Glix as an apology.

He was not down for long though. Swift perked his ears up and yipped happily at Azu's offer. He was going to hold her to that too.

Zaruuk - Dun Morogh

"Maybe we could ask that gnome when we next see her, assuming she's not busy blowing us up anyway." Zaruuk said with a chuckle, returning the hug and resting his chin on top of her head. "Thank you Auch'noru. If nothing else, it has been good to get this off my chest."

Indigosa--Dun Morogh

"Good, I am glad for that."

Indi thought about what Zaruuk had said about Saturo. "Well, if we don't run into the gnome, I suppose we could always make the trip up to Ironforge and ask one of the trainers there. From what I've seen fighting her though, she only ever looks like she's inflicting the pain on us and never like she's being afflicted by any of it. Maybe it varies?"

Rosaliah--Dun Morogh

As Rose walked along the road, Karma ran about playfully, yipping and tossing snow about with her nose. Serenity, finding the wolf barbaric, floated above Rose's head and away from the snow being flung about. Rose chuckled at their antics.

She began contemplating whether or not she should let Faron go his own way back to the Cult, or at least leave him alone so he wouldn't constantly have to worry about her. Her fists clenched at her sides. Why had she become such a sham of a bounty hunter? She used to be good at what she did...used to revel in it...never had a care in the world. What had changed? What made her so weak now?

Caring. That's what had happened. She started caring about things.

Growing frustrated with herself, she began walking back to the inn.

Faron, Kharanos

Faron growled to himself, staring out into the snow. He had to be the worst excuse for a cultist in history, and his skills as a protector or father weren't much better. Things had suddenly gotten complicated. He had been fine up until recently - sure, every now and then he had an annoying dream, and then there were the Insanity Years, but he had gotten over that. Now he was being emotional and sentimental over everything. It was like being that helpless, sniveling hunter in Westfall, except now he looked like the pet. He hated that hunter. At least the troll had a history to be proud of.
Stupid sentiments. Where had the "uncaring bastard" gone?

((Sorry, had to jump on the occasion to have a parallel post to Rose's.))