Nari-Lanreth

Just as quickly, they'd decided to continue onwards. She listed as the others bantered about their various topics - tempted to speak up and take a jab at Freyd for not having an immaculately organised and maintained workshop, but she found herself remaining quiet as they continued deeper into the tunnels of the Cave. She was still smiting over her bad decisions, even if they had come out alright in the end, making a mental note for future encounters and events. Live, learn, move on. Live, learn, move on. The mantra did little for her, but she didn't have much time to repeat it as a new wave fo

Morningstar rushed past her, suddenly, and within seconds the entire fight had ended. The pirate captain - if it could be called that - swirled it's cloak and disappeared, leaving the blonde and knightess to face the leering pirates that remained behind. Nari tightened her grip on her spear, readying for the next wave of combatants, when she felt a touch at her shoulder. She shifted her gaze just enough to see Morningstar gesture towards the waiting skiff, an obvious sign that it was time to head out. "You know I hate the idea..." Her eyes scanned over the massing pirates, noticing that

"Netball?" Nari paused in her movement, a single second passing before she suddenly broke down laughing. It was far from the response she had been expecting, and even in the heat of the moment, she couldn't control the laughter that erupted from her. "Netball...netball...I needed that, thanks." She shook off the laughter in an attempt to return herself to the fight they were still struggling through, deciding that the best thing was just to accept the answer. "I'm proving to be pretty useless in this fight, hey? I don't think I've even hit her once...makes me happy that you're here to he

Drell continued to follow Nari's movements as the knightess began to sweep around the pirate leader, or at least she the man she assumed was the pirate leader. His eyes never left her, even as Morningstar attempted to cajole and urge him on to assault her with more earnest. As another attack shook her shield, she couldn't resist the urge to call out anymore, ducking beneath another wide swing even as she turned her frustration on Morningstar. "You don't need to egg him on, you know! It's annoying enough that he's-shit-relentless as it is!" There was no actual anger in her voice, a simple

"They...they thought they were vampires. Wait, do you think Vampires actually exist?" Nari paused in her rush to chase Lilith and NIGHT as she turned with a surprised look towards her companion, utter disbelief crossing her face as she tried to comprehend what the other was suggesting in their questions. She shook her head, clearing away the expression before it became apparent, continuing with her explanation with a voice that was clearly filled with a bit of confusion, concern and disbelief that she was even having to have the conversation to begin with. "You...you do know vampires are a fal

Freyd stepped in from the side, his own fight clearly finished and coming to the rescue, finishing off Famine in a swift wave of attacks that left the horse without rider, and Nari's ascension to the newly appointed position open for her to take. She let her muscles relax, stretching them out and nodding to Freyd in turn as she stepped up towards the horse, placing a hand on it's side in an attempt to comfort it. "Thanks, that helped quicken this whole event up a ton...it went a lot easier than I had expected, to be honest. I guess now all that's left is..." She paused as she glanced at t

The creature exploded as the three others focused their assault against it, and Nari felt a moment of relief as the danger passed. Smiling slightly, she nodded her head towards Freyd in an unspoken means of thanks, before turning to the other two and beaming a bit more brightly. "There you are, Wulfrin. Made it out the other side in one piece - thanks, entirely, to these two showing up. I'm glad they did, otherwise...well, I won't say you would've died for sure, but I would've been hard-pressed to do my job. Thanks, Star, Freyd." She gave a small curtsey to both individuals as she spoke t

Just like that, Morningstar announced that he had burnt through his entire energy source. Nari glanced over quickly, seeing the way in which he seemed to shift in stance compared to earlier. She knew there was little she could do - for the time being she would simply have to brute it out and hope that he recovered quicker than she did, given the circumstances. "Yeah, for the time being I can keep his focus...just, uh...don't take too long. As much as I can take a poun-err...beating, I'd prefer not to be the focus of his attention forever. It still hurts a bit, you know?" She turned away

The hand on her shoulder reassured her, and Nari found herself turning away from the other player and back towards the creature that had arisen before them. Around her the others had leapt forwards, moving to engage with the avatar as it arrived onto the field of battle, slashing into it and cutting away what health it had begun with - far more than Nari would've originally considered likely possible if it had just been her and Wulfrin alone. Not for the first time since entering the cave, she found herself happy and relieved that Freyd and Morningstar had found them, and joined them. "

She was quickly getting tired from the encounter, a fact that seemed to be directly lined with how she was burning through the energy she was consuming on her attacks. A quick glance upwards confirmed that she was reaching her limits far faster than she would've liked - and their opponent, while looking battered, appeared like they were still capable of going a few more rounds. Gritting her teeth, she sidestepped another stab in her direction as she tried to figure out what to do. "Not sure if you're wearing out as quickly as me, but if this keeps up we're going to be in a bit of a...not

They had returned to Ned, producing the cypher that the Treant had sent them to receive, only to be redirected back to where the entirety of the quest had begun. Nari gave a soft sigh, pre-emptively getting annoyed with the fact that the quest had not yet been completed. She turned to Freyd with a soft shake of her head before following the man back along the pathways that would lead them to the Elven city. Her eyes passed over familiar areas as they made their way around, spotting where they had first battled the Treant, as well as the watch on the parapets of the gates themselves - all appea