AISHA
Elide took the offered seat, settling in with her pressive elegance that Aisha so admired. The story presented was welcomed with a quirk of her brow, the leopardess offering that predatory attention as the ascended spoke. Aisha listened, nodded, narrowed her gaze at the mention of those lost, looking for some remorse or sadness that might be in Elide's expression but finding her unattached. Interesting, warlike, that was something Aisha knew and had grown up with. In some strange way Elide was familiar, vampyric and mechanical, but reminiscent of those strategists she'd once admired for their tenacity and determination.
"I'm glad you're alive, and recovering," she commented with a smile, appreciating the offered recount and storing information about the spark bird for later. On to the guild matters, Aisha perked up again, settling back into her seat, confident in her air. "The guild hall is going to be built in a week or so, we've gathered journals and artifacts, weapons, recruited members. We're about ready to begin working," she started, reaching forwards for her pen, rolling it between her fingers as she considered.
"The guild will be for anyone interested in the monsters and spirits of this world, in finding protections against them and ways to exterminate or coexist. We'll take on contracts for anyone who needs help with monsters, and work to learn as much as we can," she summarized, "there's quite a bit of interest from Halo in dragons, I think once everything's established that might be our first start." Elide, as Aisha remembered, had her own bone to pick, the blonde cocked her head as she brought it up, expectant and curious.
"I'm glad you're alive, and recovering," she commented with a smile, appreciating the offered recount and storing information about the spark bird for later. On to the guild matters, Aisha perked up again, settling back into her seat, confident in her air. "The guild hall is going to be built in a week or so, we've gathered journals and artifacts, weapons, recruited members. We're about ready to begin working," she started, reaching forwards for her pen, rolling it between her fingers as she considered.
"The guild will be for anyone interested in the monsters and spirits of this world, in finding protections against them and ways to exterminate or coexist. We'll take on contracts for anyone who needs help with monsters, and work to learn as much as we can," she summarized, "there's quite a bit of interest from Halo in dragons, I think once everything's established that might be our first start." Elide, as Aisha remembered, had her own bone to pick, the blonde cocked her head as she brought it up, expectant and curious.
suddenly it's looking like
i did not come to play
i did not come to play
i already won the game
