The Adventurer's Guild - RP Thread

The halfling thinks for a moment.

"Well, maybe something out of the way, with pace and quiet. Might be in dangerous lands, as long as I don't have to deal with nosy neighbours." He massaged the back of his neck - the pain becoming lesser for a moment. "I am sure that no matter how stubborn the owner is, I can pay enough to convince them to sell the property to me." Especially some lonely MILFs with large udders just asking to be milked.
"Indeed. Allow me a moment to check." The elf turns around, bending forward as she opens some cabinets and examine the contents. She lays out a handful of papers, magically projected images of the properties.

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Owned by the once prominent Velour Family of pioneers, the farm is nestled near the edge of the frontier, beyond which is unexplored land. The grounds are incredibly spacious, but the house itself is somewhat dilapidated.

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A bargain at 3000 gold, Half-Moon Farm's low price comes from its location in the Shadowlands - an area where day lasts half as long as it does in other places, due to some strange magical phenomena. The area is filled with strange myths and legends, but the property is large, remote, and the buildings are in fine condition.

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Situated on the bountiful and fertile Plains of Elam, Elam's rest is a near perfect farm, with multiple buildings already built, and sprawling territory between it and the closest properties.
 
So someone from within the temple, or at least closely related to the temple? Interesting... “Understood,” Eran nodded, a serious expression on his face, “I will keep the person's identity to myself and not share it with other people, unless absolutely necessary, or unless I am given permission by you.” He promised.
"I'm glad to hear it." Emara nods. "The idol was stolen by my daughter." She sighs. Eran's gaze travels back to Ellaria. "My other daughter." Emara shakes her head, before holding up an orb, magically projecting an image of an elvish woman with a strong resemblance to the two in the room, only wearing some sort of bone armour. Eran is taken aback a little - for an elvish woman to have two children is rare. She must be exceptionally fertile - Yselva's blessing, perhaps? Or just luck?
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"My youngest..." Emara sighs. "She's always been a little...willful."

"You mean a slut, mother." Ellaria frowns.

"I mean willful, Lari." Emara chides her daughter. "She's recently developed an appreciation for necromancy, and begun splitting from our temple. We think she took the relic for some sort of spell."
 
Eliane decides to move Backwards and Drops her Sword. She uses her Sharp Insight to avoid The incoming Strikes, moving instead to a nearby Stone Coffin. She tries anticipate The next Attack to Dodge and Counter it by grabbing The attackers Hair and slaming His Face downwards into The Hard Stone with all her might.

Elaine's sword clatters to the ground, but she's able to pivot. She grabs one of the thugs by the hair, and he rockets into the heavy stone emclosure. He goes limp in her hands.
 
He notes the appearance of the fat merchant as he takes a seat, some distance away from the main attraction to not spoil the mood. The merchant must be full of himself if he thinks he can just waltz into the women's privy. Elf at least had the look of the woman to get by, but he was more than curious to see what he's going to do and how other women will react, if any are even in the privy currently.
The merchant takes place near the wall outside the privies. It seems he intends to wait for the redhead to come out - perhaps to make sure she doesn't run. Cerim manages to make it inside the privy without issue, the fat man checking the elf out a little. Inside, Cerim sees he's nearly alone with the redhead. A woman is clearly finished and on her way out the door. The redheaded noble, on the other hand, is not starting. She seems to be simply using the moment for some alone time, gathering her breath and wits away from the merchant.
 
"No, no, your office sounds perfect!"

Damn, if this was what most "jobs" were like as an adventurer Delphi should have signed up sooner! Oh right, she IS supposed to be on the job. Can't get too distracted....
"Doesn't it?" The elf smirks, pleased with her soon-to-be conquest. She slips an arm around Delphi's waist, leading the two of them out of the crowded inn and onto the street, heading towards the looming edifice of the university not too far away, lights shining in the night. "So, are you new to this city, dove? I don't recall seeing you before. And I think I would remember you." The blonde gives Delphi an up-down look.
 
Aghast and blushing at the lewd display of her mirror self, Eliza watched in stunned silence as her twin in the mirror tried on various outfits and jewellery. Embarrassment and humiliation roiled inside her as the naked redheaded half-elf paraded throughout the mirror shop, but aside from that Eliza felt something else boil inside her soul.

Envy.

The mirror Eliza seemed to be so comfortable and in command of herself that the real one felt a yearning of desire for that same confidence and self-assured swagger.

Eliza was shaken from her reverie by the shopkeeper's question and the helf-elf stumbled over her reply. "Oh uh- sorry I uh- I was thinking about..." The redhead examined the blue-haired woman's face to see if she was aware of the naked Eliza in the mirror. But the half-elf couldn't tell anything, the shopkeeper's face betrayed nothing.

The redhead let out a breath she didn't know she'd been holding and tried to think back to the things her mirror self had shown her. A couple of the items she could discount right away: The lingerie and red jewels would serve her no purpose. She didn't know any offensive spells that would benefit from the rubies and while the mirror Eliza was certainly confident enough to wear the lingerie, the real Eliza wasn't. The silk dress was enticing, and Eliza found herself wanting it more than she should, but the price tag would leave her with little to gain other supplies. Prudence told her not to get it. Finally the fur coat seemed luxurious and that appealed to some primitive part of her, she felt the remaining options were better suited for the general purpose of her quest.

That left the Adventurer's Outfit as well as the Green broach and earrings. She reasoned that the outfit would be better for all purposes, but the jewellery seemed to amplify her abilities. Looking at the price for each, she could afford both, but that would leave her in the same situation as the elegant dress.

Eliza frowned and made her decision.

"I think I'll take the green broach and earrings please."
The Eliza standing in the mirror gives one last smirk - self assured, confident, and worst of all knowing, before disappearing and the redhead's reflection returning to normal.

"Wonderful. I'll get those for you." The shopkeep smirks, before moving from behind the counter. "You seemed quite fixated on the mirror. See a lot of outfits you like?" The woman smirks, as she uses a spell to disable some sort of security method on the emeralds, bringing them over, with a box. "Would you like them boxed up, or do you want to wear them straight away?"
 
(Meant to try casting enrage)
(Shit, sorry, my bad.)

Meira feels the magic, filled with feelings of pure anger and helplessness and betrayal, hit the target, but manages to make sure it's not aimed at Celeste. The young man screams outright, before hitting a random passer by in the face. Some market guards, already trying to get close to investigate the ruckus, spot the violence and draw their weapons. "Oh shit..." Celeste moans, trying to grab the man and stop him from fighting the armed guards.
 
The Eliza standing in the mirror gives one last smirk - self assured, confident, and worst of all knowing, before disappearing and the redhead's reflection returning to normal.

"Wonderful. I'll get those for you." The shopkeep smirks, before moving from behind the counter. "You seemed quite fixated on the mirror. See a lot of outfits you like?" The woman smirks, as she uses a spell to disable some sort of security method on the emeralds, bringing them over, with a box. "Would you like them boxed up, or do you want to wear them straight away?"
"I uh..." Eliza paused unsure of herself before simply answering "yes. You have some exquisite items and I hope to be able to frequent here more often when I return."

With the shopkeeper's second question Eliza frowned, before settling on wearing the broach and earrings. "Might as well travel as light as I can and there's no need for a box if I'm supposed to be wearing them anyway." she reasoned to herself.

After settling her bill Eliza headed back outside where she set about back to the table Maelon was at earlier. "Hopefully he's done with his meal." she thought, they still had to buy the rest of their supplies.
 
(Shit, sorry, my bad.)

Meira feels the magic, filled with feelings of pure anger and helplessness and betrayal, hit the target, but manages to make sure it's not aimed at Celeste. The young man screams outright, before hitting a random passer by in the face. Some market guards, already trying to get close to investigate the ruckus, spot the violence and draw their weapons. "Oh shit..." Celeste moans, trying to grab the man and stop him from fighting the armed guards.
"Get back!" Meira had to yell loudly to get through to Celeste.

She didn't think the guards would really intend to kill him, but it would make things risky for him. Meira didn't really want a direct engagement either, but it definitely detracted from his plan to make a easy run. Once detained, the rest could be resolved later, but for now...she had already used quite a bit of magic at once, but aimed to cast dark bind again to steel his footing this time with him in proper sight. That would make it easier for the guards to deal with.
 

Elaine's sword clatters to the ground, but she's able to pivot. She grabs one of the thugs by the hair, and he rockets into the heavy stone emclosure. He goes limp in her hands.

She lets Go of her opponent and Focus on The remaining one, luring him Close to her before using her Agile Body to quickly Slide over The Coffin to The other Side where she dropped her Sword and picked it Up again, doing a wide Swing for His Body when He decides to follow her over The Stone Coffin.
 
"You planning to burn the mill?" The woman asks in shock.
Claudia lights up torch and smile to woman inside the building.
„Maybe… if you don’t step outside and answer my question about Macek. You will step outside the building. It is just a matter if you will be in good health or burned in few places”.
Claudia stepped away from the building, looking at possible windows and opening if woman inside decided to throw something at her. She takes shield in one hand, to protect herself.
„I suggest you to do it quickly. I am not too much patient person”.
 
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"Doesn't it?" The elf smirks, pleased with her soon-to-be conquest. She slips an arm around Delphi's waist, leading the two of them out of the crowded inn and onto the street, heading towards the looming edifice of the university not too far away, lights shining in the night. "So, are you new to this city, dove? I don't recall seeing you before. And I think I would remember you." The blonde gives Delphi an up-down look.

"Yes, I am new. Just got into the city from the Northlands." By the Divines this was working better than she expected!

Wait, are we being followed? Delphi takes a quick look around to try and spot anyone. She IS supposed to be watching out for anyone who might want to hurt the Mature Elf Woman.

Kind of hard to focus though with the feeling of the woman's hands on her skin...
 
"Indeed. Allow me a moment to check." The elf turns around, bending forward as she opens some cabinets and examine the contents. She lays out a handful of papers, magically projected images of the properties.

360_F_583503605_vBfWtDMuQfKAYBxvdO5aKw8BfHnznZos.jpg

Owned by the once prominent Velour Family of pioneers, the farm is nestled near the edge of the frontier, beyond which is unexplored land. The grounds are incredibly spacious, but the house itself is somewhat dilapidated.

360_F_588364168_fawqUyxRvkIpw4Q5f2y65Dh8gKW3MjV8.jpg

A bargain at 3000 gold, Half-Moon Farm's low price comes from its location in the Shadowlands - an area where day lasts half as long as it does in other places, due to some strange magical phenomena. The area is filled with strange myths and legends, but the property is large, remote, and the buildings are in fine condition.

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Situated on the bountiful and fertile Plains of Elam, Elam's rest is a near perfect farm, with multiple buildings already built, and sprawling territory between it and the closest properties.

The choice among those was quite simple. That, and he simply did not have the cash.

"Can you tell me more about half-moon farm?" He inquired. This seemed just perfect for him... Even if it screamed a little of 'evil!' to all others. At least it would keep the nosy neighbours away.
 
The merchant takes place near the wall outside the privies. It seems he intends to wait for the redhead to come out - perhaps to make sure she doesn't run. Cerim manages to make it inside the privy without issue, the fat man checking the elf out a little. Inside, Cerim sees he's nearly alone with the redhead. A woman is clearly finished and on her way out the door. The redheaded noble, on the other hand, is not starting. She seems to be simply using the moment for some alone time, gathering her breath and wits away from the merchant.

Well, well. He was wondering if he could get her alone and the opportunity gets handed to him on the silver platter. Elf thinks a moment what to use this opportunity for. He can't really get here here and get out with that merchant at the door, not even speaking about the guards patrolling the halls. If only he could get her away from the merchant.

Elf stands up from his spot and sits next to the noblewoman, speaking with a hushed voice so the merchant won't hear them chatting. "All the money, fame and titles. All worthless in the end, aren't they? There's always a scumbag that wants to control how you live the moment they can."

Elf reaches into the bag and before she could reply, he hands her a couple of dried flowers. "These will give you severe food poisoning, enough to send you to infirmary. You didn't get them from me and we never spoke."
 
"I'm glad to hear it." Emara nods. "The idol was stolen by my daughter." She sighs. Eran's gaze travels back to Ellaria. "My other daughter." Emara shakes her head, before holding up an orb, magically projecting an image of an elvish woman with a strong resemblance to the two in the room, only wearing some sort of bone armour. Eran is taken aback a little - for an elvish woman to have two children is rare. She must be exceptionally fertile - Yselva's blessing, perhaps? Or just luck?
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"My youngest..." Emara sighs. "She's always been a little...willful."

"You mean a slut, mother." Ellaria frowns.

"I mean willful, Lari." Emara chides her daughter. "She's recently developed an appreciation for necromancy, and begun splitting from our temple. We think she took the relic for some sort of spell."
Eran chose not to comment on the little exchange between mother and daughter, instead focusing on what he had just learned. “How did she get interested in Necromancy? More importantly, do you have any idea where she went?” He needed some idea where to start looking. “Also, you said you want the relic returned, but what about your daughter? Should I try to bring her back as well, or should I let her be as long as I recover the relic?” He figured that Emara did not want her daughter dead, not to mention it would be a waste to kill a hot chick over something like this.
 
"I uh..." Eliza paused unsure of herself before simply answering "yes. You have some exquisite items and I hope to be able to frequent here more often when I return."

With the shopkeeper's second question Eliza frowned, before settling on wearing the broach and earrings. "Might as well travel as light as I can and there's no need for a box if I'm supposed to be wearing them anyway." she reasoned to herself.

After settling her bill Eliza headed back outside where she set about back to the table Maelon was at earlier. "Hopefully he's done with his meal." she thought, they still had to buy the rest of their supplies.
"I'm looking forward to seeing your cute butt back here, then." The shopkeeper chuckles, reaching out to fasten the broach and ear rings.
-500 Gold
+ Green Broach and Earrings

Heading outside, Eliza sees that Maelon is wiping his mouth, looking up and seeing her. "Oh, hey! Oh, those look really pretty on you." He smiles nervously.
 
"Get back!" Meira had to yell loudly to get through to Celeste.

She didn't think the guards would really intend to kill him, but it would make things risky for him. Meira didn't really want a direct engagement either, but it definitely detracted from his plan to make a easy run. Once detained, the rest could be resolved later, but for now...she had already used quite a bit of magic at once, but aimed to cast dark bind again to steel his footing this time with him in proper sight. That would make it easier for the guards to deal with.
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Roots once again spring from the ground, binding the young man's feet. He swings at the guards - punching one, then the other, before a pommel to the face knocks him down and he heavily falls to the cobblestones.

"Oh no!" Celeste kneels down beside him.
 
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