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[Kurocatalyst]

Jellal nodded and went faster, he stepped into the cavern only to be knocked over by an Artic Wolf. Jellal brushed himself off, standing up and watching as it sniffed him lightly, it's wet nose prodding at his clothing before stepping back and tilting its head. "Burrows, this is Artic."

[★ nirvana,]

Burrows-In-Sand was just about to draw her weapon when she saw Jellal get bowled over by the creature, but she changed her mind when she saw that, surprisingly, he was friendly. "This one's tame?" she said in awe, genuinely curious. Hesitantly she leaned her hand out. Perhaps it would get accustomed to her.

[Kurocatalyst]

Jellal nodded with a grin. "Her names Snow. I saved her from some people that make wolves fight for entertainment." He said, watching as the female wolf stepped forward and sniffed her hand gently.

[★ nirvana,]

Burrows-In-Sand nodded in understanding. "Ah. That reminds me of the Arena, only with wolves instead of humans," she observed, sniffing in disgust. She allowed the wolf to give her hand a few quick licks, then pulled it away, stretching. "Where's the water at?" she questioned, looking around and seeing none of the aforementioned water.

{ - Going to bed. Goodnight, guys! - }

[FrostTail]

The Orc serious tone lasted for moments until she broke into hearty laughter, giving him a pat on the shoulder. "II GOT YOU GOOD THERE, EH?~" Her laughter turned into giggles as she calmed down. "I'll take that money gladly, but if it's too much for you I'll let you cut down." Jriska leaned on the counter once more.

[Alpha Wolf 295]

Runa shrugged a shoulder "The name is a long story" she said rather nonchalantly. She nodded n agreement with his plan "Sounds good, although stop by here after you get the bounty and tell me where you're headed, incase I decide to tag along" she said before spinning on her heel and heading up to the door of the Drunken Huntsman.

[Kveykva]

Nicholas Storm
"I'm the Son of Death. So what?"
Tagged: Runa

"Alright, that works. Uh, bye?" He called after her as she disappeared into the Drunken Huntsman. On his own once again, Nick headed up the cobblestone street to the Bannered Mare and pushed open the door. He was immediately greeted by the atmosphere, and he could tell it was much more friendly than Dead Man's Drink down in Falkreath. Nicholas sat at the bar and chatted with the bartender and got what he came for. Apparently there was a giant the Jarl wanted killed. Not too difficult, something like that shouldn't take too long. He thanked the lady tending the bar and took his leave, bounty letter in hand as he jogged back to where he planned to meet Runa, in case she decided to tag along.

[Alpha Wolf 295]

Runa pushed the door open and turned to the clerk Elrindir, who she had become friends with recently. He greeted her with a warm smile, already knowing what she was here for, and pulled a full quiver of custom made arrows from behind the counter. She nodded her thanks to him and set a coin purse on the counter along with her old quiver for him to fill with arrows next time she was here. She slung the new quiver over her shoulder as she exited the shop, walking down the stairs. She didn't see Nicholas when she got out there so she sat on the stone wall near the bottom of the steps and waited for him. After a moment though she got to her feet as she saw Nick jogging towards her, waving to him as he approached.

[Kveykva]

Nicholas Storm
"I'm the Son of Death. So what?"
Tagged: Runa

Nicholas raised his hand to wave back, but just as he did his boot caught on a raised stone and tripped, faceplanting into the street. He laid there for a moment, muttering curses as he stood. Great. He looked like a total, complete, idiotic fool. Again. Nick handed her the bounty letter and turned away, trying to hide his face, which was red with embarressment.

[Alpha Wolf 295]

Runa gasped at his fall, and rushed to him worried, but by the time she reached him he was on his feet. She took the bounty letter but didn't read it right away, instead she gently pulled his face to look at her. She looked at him concerned making sure he hadn't hit his head hard enough to do any major damage. She didn't see anything major, but that didn't mean that no damage had been done.