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Jarret was glad for the exercise, even with the suit on. Granted, his was a bit slimmer than Maria's as he did, had, occasionally gone out for wildlife study and ease of movement was paramount. It made him feel like he was back on Earth again, keeping himself in shape. I'd forgotten how good it...

He took it a little slower than usual. Now that he had someone with him, he didn't want to lose her. People may not be his strong suit, but in situations like this other people were a comfort. He could already feel his typical shyness fading. Well...most if it anyways. She was still a...

"A pleasure." Jarret looked around. Seeing the bodies he thought Grim as it may be...there's plenty of clothes around. They aren't going to be using them. He didn't voice the thought...yet. As for supplies... "Well...there's still a couple of first aid backpacks in the Med area. No survivors...

He looked at her, and immediately slid his eyes away. "Y-yeah sure, no problem. Sorry for startling you." He smiled briefly. He took hold of the proffered jacket. "Thanks. No, you're the first I've found. I haven't checked all over yet, I made my way here from the med tent so there might be...

"No luck. At least around here. This is the mechanic's area I think? Guess she's the only one left." Jarret couldn't help but wonder what happened. Not that he would have understood if someone had explained it to him. He was here as a botanist, and a hunter when needed. That didn't take long...

He wasn't sure where he was at the moment, he was just jumping over debris in his way as he moved towards a voice. He leaped over a chunk of stone and landed in front of a girl with black hair. She gasped and fell against him. In his ear he heard a soft "Haaa....haaa...I'm glad there are other...

Jarret had come to consciousness in what had once been the medical tent. He was buried beneath the beds which had probably been what saved his life, seeing the rubble and knocked over cabinets. A red stain beneath them told him that at least one person was probably dead. Got to get out of here...

"Yes. You can trust me. I am a woman of honor. If it comes to them trying to attack you I will do my best to stop it, without bloodshed. You must understand though, I am still on the farmer's side. Agreed?" Alenia looked at the creature, waiting for his response.

She got up and wandered back into the cave and left her weapons outside to show she wasn't going to try anything. She looked at the stuff lying around: books, loads of books written by famous authors and poets, made up a majority of the clutter. "No enemy? You mean you don't want to make an...

"Something has been taking a farmer's livelihood. I followed the tracks back here. You did well at trying to conceal them. My question is why put him to sleep? Surely it'd be easier to kill him." What is this thing? It's eyes look like a person's, but its definitely not that. Maybe the product...

What in the gods names is that? She looked up at the towering behemoth and wondered what the next step should be. I suppose I could try reasoning with it, may be best to appease it first She walked outside the cave and sat down, just outside the entrance. "I don't suppose you would be...

Alenia followed the tracks where she could. She lost the trail several times, but managed to find it again. She was eventually led to a cave. "That's weird. The tracks didn't look human, and yet this cave is decorated with amenities." she mused to herself. There was furniture, a lute resting...

"Hmm. Could be some sort of magic putting you to sleep" she said, almost to herself. She started moving around the area, looking for signs of passage that didn't belong to the farmer. She came across a set of footprints too wide to belong to Thomas. She couldn't tell if they belonged to an...

Alenia's eyes softened. "I know what I look like, and I understand being afraid of something you don't know. It's ok to be afraid, but you shouldn't judge things based on appearance alone. I'll be more than happy to help you out. Excuse me for one second will you?" Turning on the screeching...

Enough of this Alenia thought, getting annoyed at the mans attitude. It was one thing to be afraid of her, but to not show respect to the people she's asking for help. "The Paladin is very busy making preparations for a long journey. I'd be more than happy to help out if I can" she began...

Alenia approached and opened the door. She didn't think they were in danger, but she was ready to throw a punch if needed. "Can we help you?" she said to the person on the other side

The comment about being a servant didn't bother her. It probably should have, but there were other things on her mind. "Faye, stop." It was a half-hearted attempt. She knew Faye wasn't likely to stop. The merchant did however give them the discount, not so much the apology. Small victories...

How cute, she's worried about me. Alenia saw some of the panic leave Faye's eyes as she puffed out her chest. Following along behind her, letting her pull the genasi along Alenia smiled. The two went around to the shops to get what they needed, Alenia always handing Faye the money for anything...

She stood up and walked over to Faye. Lifting her head to make her look into her eyes she smiled. "Maybe he's right, maybe he's not. But isn't that the point of an adventure? To travel places and discover the unknown? Besides all that, what's wrong with being a bard and having an imagination...

"Hey your family business is of no business to me. Everyone has things they'd rather hide." Faye seemed to relax some at that. Alenia was in no position to judge someone's familial connections. Gods knew she had her own issues. At that thought she lightly touched her necklace, completely...