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Bozzago turns to the others, suggesting that they hide the bodies in the stables. Judging by the condition it is in, it would be some time before their bodies would be found.

Reeling back from the stench, Bozzago covers his nose as he enters the room, seeing that no one else was present. He looks for anything of value that the Tengu might have stashed in the dirty room, while wishing to leave as soon as possible. This is my first PbP, but you're doing great so far...

Before he can even raise his blade to strike the Tengu before him, it crumples to the ground, slain by one of his allies. Sheathing his blade as he made the rough equivalent of a shrug, Bozzago looks towards the path where the third Tengu had attacked from. The fact that the Tengu might have...

His sword drawn, Bozzago watches as a third Tengu emerges from off the side, suspecting that he must have been the one who opened the door he had heard. Fortunately, the newcomer's attacked missed Gregori. Seeing that the thug was trapped right between Gregori and himself, and that his back was...

Does everybody just post in initiative order and you put it all together, or do want us to wait until whoever posted last has their actions resolved by you?

Aye, this is getting dragged out quite a bit. I think I'll take you up on that, GM. Bozzago nodded as Cethyn-Ayah described his various skills. If the Tengu was as versatile as he said he was, he would be a huge asset to the group. "I myself am also well-versed in stealth, though I specialize...

Bozzago recalled the times when he would pull stunts such as these with his brothers, extorting every passerby for their valuables, and beating them to near death if they failed to comply. Sometimes they would just flat-out mug people in dark alleyways without warning. The Tengu let out a sigh...

Remembering that Roondar had mentioned his wayward horse before, Bozzago nodded as he took the cinnamon apple, tucking it into his belt pouch where he'd be able to retrieve it with ease. In agreement with Gregori, the Tengu stood up as well, as he secured the strap on the belt pouch. The human...

Judging by AC and overall ability, I propose that Cethyn-Ayah and Gregori take point. As our only primary caster, Git-Git should be in the middle, while I cover the group from the back. This could change depending on what kind of approach we're taking. I'm open to any other suggestions >:D

OOC: Ha ha, I suppose I'll push this along, no reason to wait any longer. Convinced that the gnome was telling them the whole truth, Bozzago leaned in a bit as Roondar divulged everything he knew about the bandits that had wronged him. It was information that would prove quite useful for...

Having finished eating, Bozzago sat back contently, watching the gnome as he spoke. He did not feel the need to speak just yet - what Cethyn-Ayah and Gregori had asked was exactly what he needed to know. The cautious and even suspicious individual that he was, he watched their benefactor...

From the looks of it, Git-Git still needs a judge to clear him (he already got checked by a nonjudge). Hopefully they do that soon.

Bozzago calmly ate his breakfast, listening attentively as the troubled trader spoke. The Tengu was well-rested, having went to bed soon after organizing his supplies - it might not have even been dark at the time. Though he showed no sign of it, he was eager to hear more of the faux guards that...

Bozzago nodded his head as the gnome took his leave, somewhat pleased that he had decided to place his trust in them. The Tengu could not yet vouch for his soon-to-be companions, but he was determined to prove that he was worthy of that trust. With this in mind, he turned towards Cethyn-Ayah...

Bozzago sat calmly as he overheard the gnome's description of his dilemma. Incidentally, he had trusted scoundrels to offer him protection, only to be robbed in the end. It was the kind of thing Bozzago might have done just a year ago, a revelation that made the Tengu fidget uncomfortably. As...

Amidst all this talk of swordplay, Bozzago subtly adjusted his own weapon on his belt - a rare and deadly Aldori dueling sword. It required a great deal of finesse to use correctly - much like Cethyn-Ayah's curve blade and Git-Git's falcata. Like many Tengu, he was easy to flatter, particularly...

Oh, not a problem at all! Look forward to it though.

Bozzago, Tengu Rogue Bozzago emitted the rough equivalent of a chuckle as Git-Git showed off his skill, demonstrating knowledge of several languages he himself could not understand for the life of him. Only on the other Tengu's definition of 'murder' did it finally hit him. "Murder of crows...

Bozzago "Awh, so you are Git-Git." It had been some time since Bozzago had associated with Tengu other than himself; despite the unfamiliarity among them, he found comfort in being among his brethren. And they have not the look of cutthroats... he silently observed, noticing the strange lump...

To almost anybody else, the raucous sounds Cethyn-Ayah made would have been complete nonsense, and quite frankly, might have been taken to be quite annoying. Such was the nature of the Tengu dialect. Bozzago turned to the Tengu, habitually suspicious of others, even those of his own race...