Caiomhe was in a bad mood. The idiotic man... he was suggesting that she come and sit by the fire while she had a barracks-full of drugged guards behind her! She gave him a look, or at least she fixed her eyes on where she knew he was sitting. She paused for a moment, wondering about what to say ...

Caiomhe Feryn was not one to go easy as she was taken. She went limp despite feeling more gloves on her skin than she cared to, adopting a demure demeanor. She let herself shake slightly, then, as she felt the passageway close in around her and block off the night air. She would not settle for that ...

Well, Cai's screaming will likely attract attention, if we want to go off of that. If not, that's fine too. I'm all for trouble, as that's usually bunches of fun to RP.

So, if we leave, where do we want to go?

**EDIT

So, Cai can put the guards to sleep or cause them to go temporarily blind or ...

Caiomhe had to stifle a snigger as she heard the guardswoman trip over the dragon. It quickly faded as the thing snuffled its smelly, sulfuric self up to her and started nosing around. Her lip curled up in disgust as she stepped away slightly from the stink. "Aye laddie, ye ere a'needin' a bath ...

Wait, is it my post? I've been waiting for Darius to post, because I thought I went after him...

All the aforestated plans are fine with me, but I'm pretty sure it's Darius's post. Just saying. If I was supposed to post and I didn't I'm really sorry, but... okay, on threat of being redundant, I'll ...

Caiomhe glared at the dragon, hearing its teeth click as it snapped at her. "Insuff'rable beastie," she muttered. She'd never much liked dragons or other legends brought to life--they were stories for a reason, and the nice thing about myths was that one didn't have to deal with them on a regular ...

Caiomhe rolled her sightless eyes, but stepped out onto the street with the others. "Donnae ye be a'lecturin' meself aboot sneakin' aboot, ye hear? I am a'needin' nae o' yer sassin' me aboot danger an' the like."

She pretended to look around, counting on the dim light to hide her abnormally milky ...

Hey you lot.

As far as magic goes, Cai does a form of it, or at least she appears to. With her herbs and stuff, she can do pretty much anything to her victims... and she has some rather disturbing ideas about getting her sight back. She''ll come out from hiding in my next post, which I'll get up ...

Caiomhe had gotten away from the inn. After that giant, fuzzy ball of destruction had smashed into the side of the building she didn't care what happened to her, as long as she was away from Alter Corin, who seemed to draw havoc and chaos wherever he went. Cai herself liked the quiet life... well ...

All sounds fine with me! I'm in a bit of a hectic period... suddenly I have a bunch of stuff due very soon, I've no idea how that happened. I'll be online and post and all, but if there's a day delay or so in my response time, that's why.

I don't see why a door would prove a problem with so many ...

I wanted to say wow to Phil's new avatar. It's amazing and cute. Yes, I did just say cute.

hey you guys. I posted in the away thread, but just skip me for now, cause i'm going to be in Moscow and St. petersburg and at orientations and stuff for about a month, and I've no idea about internet access. So just skip over me, I'll catch up.

Cai got that banging-head-against-table urge again. She stood and flicked her sightless eyes at the two people in turn. "Weel, azz'a inter'sting as this all a'soonds, I think I shall be a'leavin' ye tae et."

She made her way slowly out of the room, then put her head back through the door, almost as ...

Cai resisted the urge to beat her head against the table, and settled for a short laugh. She was of the opinion that her new companion didn't have a plan, that he was just making it up as he went along. Of course, that was usually what Caiomhe herself did as well, so... she stood and took his arm ...

Caiomhe only understood about half of what this girl, Cimri, was saying. She certainly didn't understand what she meant by rocks, but she was astute enough to deduce that Cimri probably didn't mean rocks that one would find along a roadside. She nodded, forming her next few questions in her mind ...