Eiyuu Kishi Den

Bowing his head Edwin nodded to Zira and with out another word he walked in, making his way over to a sit, he knew at the moment this was a time to listen if he had a comment he would make it but he figured this group could make a plan that would show Vesper who was going to win with out a second thought.

"I guess this means that you will be going it to talk to them," Cara asked Cassandra. "If you are going to do that, do you mind if we walk around the city for a while?"

"Oh, if you are I know some wonderful places to take you now!" Nipa beamed. "Granite showed me a number of places including the Temple of Cha Za! You have got to come see it."

"That does not sound like a bad idea," Dina added, "So I guess if we have the all clear we will see you later at the inn?" Cara tried to hide the sudden grin that came to his face and luckily both Nipa and Dina missed it as he gave Rain a slight smirk

"Oh no no no, we will come right back here, it is not good to walk the streets alone," Nipa seemed adamant. "No offense," he said quietly and sheepishly to the seeress, "but you are still a little unsteady and if something happens it would be better if someone was here." Before Cara or Dina could say a word Nipa told them, "and it would be best if it was not either of you."

"Why not?" they both protested.

"Because you two are not used to this yet."

"He has a point," Cara amended.

Never before had Nipa had he thought it, but for the first time he thought, This would be a lot easier if I was older or taller.

Cassandra paused to look back at her herd mates. "Do whatever you wish," she replied. Looking down at Nipa, she shook her head. She wanted as few people as possible to see her visions. "I will be fine Nipa. Seri will help me," she said. "Now go on and enjoy the night. Get yourself some dinner and try to sleep." Cassandra gave Nipa a pat on the head, then retreated into the inn.

Rain grins having caught the quick glance Cara had offered. Her keen mismatched eyes stray back to the different peoples and creatures that had filled the bar. Less than a week or two ago has someone told her that she'd be out of the Glassy Forest with the seeress, her brother, and her lover, all of which could transform themselves in to elves, to protect the world from some great unknown evil, she would nervously inched way before having blasted the speaker with a tidal force of a water summon. Being that things were the way they were the half-elf was both excited a the wide would of new prospects the spell had offered them, but at the same time the looming evil dampened her joyful spirit to a somberness. Growing bold in her brevity reaches up and subtly and playfully yanks the back of Cara's hair before dropping her hand as quick as a flash down to her side to feign innocence. "Are you sure?" Then she smiles looking at Cassandra. When she realized the seeress was serious nods. "Well then we'll just have to explore this city ourselves." She strode a little ahead before glancing back over her shoulder to call to Cara and the others, "Coming?" Perhaps she should represent her community? She was no tactician, but she knew the strengths and weaknesses of her people and community. Could they be useful?

"Come on Thangroth, I think we've got a job to do," she said and grabbed his arm and drug him to the door. "Zira, as representative of the dwarves of Raiden, I request to join your meeting so my people can have a role in the fight," Granite asked.

"Yeah, go on in," Zira nodded approval. A little surprised, Granite headed in.

Thangroth grinned broadly as Granite led him through the door, only glancing back at the dark-elf female once. Looking like a cat that just ate a canary, he was more than happy to help, especially with representing the dwarven community. That's what was needed now, planning an action. As they moved on the red-haired dwarf spoke in a upbeat tone. "Aye, milady. I'm at your service, besides this plan would do no good without a few good dwarves to see it through. Not to belittle any of the other races."

Parn went out and immediately went to the place where planning would begin. Only a few people were actually going there, the rest were likely going out to be with their loved ones, or get drunk off their asses. Moving into the inn, he was surprised to see apparently Zira was the sentry. He looked at Deedlit, shrugged, then at the dark elf. "Well, are we allowed in?"

Sera, however, didn't have such curtsy. Instead, she walked right past Parn, raised a brow at Zira as she walked in, as if goading the other woman to stop her, before looking around. Just because she had to work with dark elves didn't mean she had to like them. They were tainted after all.

Darrenii looked around once more, before strolling over to Edwin. "Is anyone sitting here?" He asked, gesturing to the seat next to Edwin.

Tilting his head Edwin looked over to Darrenii and nodded slightly "No one is sitting there to my knowledge, so if you are looking for a seat you might want to grab it while you can." Tapping his foot slightly as he waited for the meeting to start.

Darrenii slid into the chair slowly. "I am too old for saving the world..." he said to Edwin. "I was supposed to retire at the end of the year..."

Ariakan walked into the Inn after shifting back to dark elf form, moving to the table he sat down at another free seat and looked at everyone. "I thought it would be appropriate to show up, perhaps I could help more than I think." He then watched the people at the table, avoiding eye contact so he would see no more death.

There was already a priest of Myrii inside. She sighed. There was really no other legitimate reason for her to be involved. She was really not a strategist anyway. Not that anyone was very familiar with fighting this kind of enemy. She was tempted to listen in at least, but decided against it. She could ask someone later if necessary. "Come," she said to Ardyn. "Let's get a meal and some rest at the other inn."

"You must be dying to hear though. Deep down, you want to be a big part of this war, don't you?"

"I don't want to be in any war, but if there is one then I want to be in it," she said. "I want to save all people from the horror of war. That is why I want to be involved more than anyone else. However, I do not have the power to make my dream a reality."

"Come on, there's nobody who can save everyone on their own. Even if you channeled the full spirit of Myrii, you still couldn't stop all war. Just try to be happy with the little things you can do for others during this whole thing."

Luda realized he was right. "I will. I'll just do my best to support the others." They walked down the street away from the meeting. Tentatively, she reached up and placed her small hand on his cheek, then stood on her tip toes and gave him a gentle kiss on the lips. It lasted a brief moment and she settled back down on her heels. "I have to go now. I'll see you tomorrow," she said, all the while a blush growing on her cheeks.

Sairina sneered and grabbed Elza by the arm. A priestess was not to act as such! Perhaps Elza had been raised far too soon. "Good night, Orion," Sairina said, briskly dragging Elza toward the inn.

Orion was surprised and his pale complexion immediately was stained red as he blushed darkly. "Goodnight." he managed softly, watching them as they left. He ran his fingers through his hair quietly, his icy eyes bright and thoughtful, as he smiled to himself.