Nari-Lanreth

Morningstar had held a look of determination, and perhaps a small amount of pleasure, as he'd hit knob and switch in order to get the skiff moving. There had been a collection of tension as the pirates had moved to follow after them, Nari setting herself along the edge of the vessel in preparation to meet any that came too close. She relaxed as the dying scream of a falling pirate echoed in the distance, leaving them - for the moment - safe from their pursuit. Or, at least, Nari had thought as much. A sudden sputtering, a shift in their course, and the heat from nearby flames proved to b

It felt, to Nari at least, as though the agreement came out forcibly and fast. Her eyes hovered over NIGHT as Lilith danced away from another pointless strike from Nari's scythe, her attempts almost pathetic at this point in the fight. She was certain that there was going to be no immediate completion to this chaos, and she found herself becoming more and more frustrated as the moments passed further onwards. "Well, we may not have been able to always agree on everything, but at least we can agree on that." There was no poking or prodding in her voice as she spoke, a serious tone having

"Me? I settled, at least for the time being, on performing. Singing, actually...although I wouldn't say I'm the best at it - there's definitely a few who are a lot better than I am. I'm also kinda...in the midst of trying to figure out...anyways, yeah, performing was the profession I ended up going with." Her attention had been elsewhere, and although she responded relatively quickly considering everything, her response had been filled with hesitations and doubt, and her tone was clearly one of someone who wasn't entirely with the conversation. Almost belatedly, she added to her original answe

The others had mounted their newly received steeds with as much enthusiasm as Nari had felt, the very forms of their beings shifting as they claimed their new positions as the Horsemen of death. Although Nari had felt little change in herself - either a good sign, or a bad one, she wasn't quite sure yet - the others had seen some transformations in their very appearance. She nodded to Morningstar as the man settled in with obvious comfort, before turning to watch as Freyd not only fed his new friend, but also donned the appearance of death itself. Shaking her head at the obvious display, she c

Kiyabu Hisao | Approved. Total EXP: 1,500 Total SP: 20 Current Level: 4 Paragon Level: - Notes: See Quoted Materials Above for Corrected Items.

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