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Message: <blockquote data-quote="DEFCON 1" data-source="post: 3568141" data-attributes="member: 7006">Jango arrived in Newthrone with a minimum of fuss, and a minimum of harrassment from it.  The elf refused to name his "other half" now... almost as though it didn't deserve that sort of permanence.  It was still up in the air whether Jango would embrace this second skin, or actively try to defy it... but so far on this trip, there had been nothing to defy.When he arrived, Jango went about purchasing several items of note that he thought would be important to have.  Things to help him defend himself should things go wrong.  All this time... he was followed by Jina, who ducked and weaved around people and things all up and down the street.  Because of his single-mindedness of purpose, and having absolutely no reason to suspect his sister would be here in the nation's capital, he never noticed the young girl following him.Eventually Jango arrived back at the docks, and the voice gave instructions to him about where they needed to go.  The temple was north, and the man who could help him was inside.  What was interesting though when Jango inquired about hiring another boat to take him to a certain part of the Whitecliff River, he was told that another person had wanted to go to and get off at the same place.  A halfork.  Odd.  But in any event, since the boatsman knew the place to go, he was quickly hired and Jango was soon off.This time however... the young stowaway that had hid herself under the deck was discovered.  And when Jango was about an hour out of Newthrone up the river... one of the boat workers dragged this young elf above deck, and Jango came face to face with his sister Jina."Jango!  Um... hi!  Please tell him to let me go?"</blockquote>

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