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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Scotley" data-source="post: 3001664" data-attributes="member: 11520">The aftermath"Lord Tanis Agronis," says the apparent leader of the dwarves extending a hand. He looks to be a grizzled vetran. From the lenght and color of his beard you'd guess him to be 300 if he's a day. "Aye, we'll keep these what the grave hath rejected off your back lad." The leader of the humans is an interesting sort, a woman in a fine ball gown with a large hoop skirt and dainty masque on a short rod, she looks little like the fierce warrior she proved to be. It seems she had managed to have a pair of curved sabers concealed within the gown. She was able to put them to good use accounting for most of the fallen around her group. "Arianna Mathwin," and gesturing to the fellows with her, "John, Petro, and Danil as well as Melissandra, and Corrian." The first two men are leaning heavily on the women looking very confused as well as moderately wounded. Danil looks like he still has some fight in him using a large silver candlestick about 5' high as a heavy mace. A stout fellow to be sure. Corrian looks a little worse for the wear and scared, while Melissandra examines the 'handsome rake' in a way that makes him feel like a prime cut in the butcher's window. From the way her eyes dance and the toothy smile Michael would guess she likes what she sees. Nac'Losin takes an interest in Michael's tale, "Undead you say? Should I join the boats? I've had a fair bit of experience in the plauge years with putting the undead to rest." Fraxin nods and sets off toward the service passage, it involves going through the double doors into another back area of kitchens and cellars, now largely abandoned.</blockquote>

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