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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Eluvan" data-source="post: 1846607" data-attributes="member: 24812">The human woman who you take to be a wizard looks up distractedly, rather as if she has been interrupted in something, as she sees that introductions are in order. It is hard to guess her age, but you would place her somewhere in her late thirties at a guess. Her hair is a coal black, and is pinned and tied into some intricate arrangement that must surely have required the extended ministrations of a handmaid. Curled up under her feet, you notice, is a small, purple-red dragon like creature about the size of a cat. The wizard surveys the group briefly, an inscrutable expression on her face, and then announces 'I am called Samea. It is a pleasure to make your acquaintances.' Her accent is rather odd - none of you recognise it - and the air of the exotic this lends to her is reinforced by her slightly odd phraseology which you find it hard to fault, but seems rather forced as if learned from a book or an uninspiring tutor. With that, she reaches down to her bag, resting next to the dragon-like thing, and pulls out a large and obscure-looking book which she begins to read.  The half-elf, by contrast, seems eminently interested in the new arrivals. He sits up as you come in and leans across the table, propping his head on his hands with both elbows braced against the table. From this apparently rather difficult position he speaks up. 'I'm Vel,' he says with an engaging smile, 'and I'm very glad to finally have some company. The mage over there hasn't exactly been riveting.' Samea doesn't even seem to notice the comment. At about that moment, the airship slowly starts to rise, smoothly but quite swiftly, with a slight swaying motion not at all unlike a ship at sea. Vel looks briefly out the window as the ship leaves, and then turns back smiling again. 'Beautiful, huh? The view, I mean. There's nothing like the feeling you get as you start a journey, I reckon. That's everything worth living life for, summed up right there.' ((A pre-emptive piece of advice: feel free to respond to each other, and each seperate NPC. Don't feel like the last comment made overrides all the others - but if you're going to, make sure that replies to everything you're going to reply to are in the same post, and that the post ends with a reply or at least an acknowledgement of the last post before yours.))</blockquote>

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