Fantasy Orias- IC Zone

[CapRock]

Scelus

Scelus was surprised at first to see Sunagi's reaction, but on second thought, he might have underestimated the attention a Chiropteran travelling with an Elite might have caused. He made himself a mental note to talk it over with Sear how he should greet fellow members going forward and followed after Sunagi.
The Elite seemed to bring forth all sorts of hostile reactions from around him; Scelus wanted none of that, so he simply retracted himself and moved as discretly as possible. He held up his movement for a second when the Wingless stood in front of his partner; he straightened up his body for a second, preparing himself for a threat, but sighted in relief to see the situation defusing itself. Scelus then followed him outside the bar in reluctant silence.

 

[Arcanimus]

Sunagi​

Outside he was trying to decide the best course of travel. The closest he could teleport them is in Atrana, at least it would be somewhat near the border, there was a town he visited called Bellowsworth that had a special herb he needed that they were known for.

It would at least cut a few days of boat travel out of the trip since the ocean is hard to fly across, and winged beings don't like planes much apparently they give a trapped feeling of wrongness or something.

He looked at the dull glow of the pearls, half, he was fine for a while longer.

"Would you prefer a boat, or are you okay with teleporting?" He turned his gaze to Scelus as he asked.

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[Ineptitude]

Gloxinia
"Do you think you're dealing with an amateur?" Gloxinia raised an eyebrow as she got out of her seat, shifting her hold on her backpack. "Let's get this over with."

Hearing the ruckus a few tables over, her eyes instinctively flitted over to the cause. She stared for a few seconds longer, before turning her attention back towards her partner. It didn't concern her, so there was no reason to be involved. Not to mention, she had other, more important matters to busy herself with than a small skirmish.

Arcanimus

 

[Arcanimus]

Sobus​

"Alright, the only place I've been in Atrana is the capital, have you been anywhere close to Gerdar?" Of course, he was referencing teleporting, and assuming she could.

Teleporting wasn't a big deal to the beings in the bar since Sear did it all the time to get to her different bars without trouble.

 

[Ineptitude]

Gloxinia
Gloxinia blinked at the question. Her head tilted slightly to the side as she tried to recall her last trip to Atrana. "I believe so." She could vaguely remember passing by Gerdar a couple dozen decades back while she was trekking, but she's never actually been to the town. "I'm sure I'll be able to manage."

Arcanimus

 

[Arcanimus]

Sobus​

"Then..you want to teleport us there?" He offered his arm to her, you had to touch in some way to teleport more than yourself. You can theoretically teleport as many things/people as you can link through touch, but that is also limited by the mental strength of the supernatural being doing the teleporting.

 

[Ineptitude]

Gloxinia
Rather than giving a verbal reply, Gloxinia simply rolled her eyes before grasping the offered arm. Then, without warning, the two of them vanished from the bar—only to reappear on a dirt road nowhere near where they once were. She gave a quick glance to her surroundings, and just as she expected, there was a small town just a ways away from where the two of them were.

Arcanimus

 

[Arcanimus]

Sobus​

He looked around at the barren landscape, the wind nipped harder up north than where the capital sat nestled farther south in the country. There were a few scraggly trees, but for the most part, the land was a cruel mixture of rock and soil that didn't like to let things grow. Upon seeing the town he felt some relief and considering she hadn't replied to the earlier dialogue he decided to rather roughly gesture in that direction and walk.

Out of the mortals, the Lammergeiers were the most relatable to his own species, and that made him uneasy. Having been known to use 'carry and drop' methods of eliminating wingless targets.

Though he knew they were just as advanced as the countries around it, the atmosphere just made you vigilant for bandits, even though they really shouldn't be even considered a problem in a modern country.

Ineptitude