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Uriyu Rolled out of the portal crouched low to the ground ready to react to whatever happened. His dark blue skin allowing him to blend into the dark alley easily. He listened for any possible threats before seeming to relax the slightest bit one hand still at the hilt of his dagger.

Guiseppi smirked only briefly to himself before wiping his face and standing so he could see everyone. "This won't be hard if you listen to what I say," he declared, crossing his arms and leaning slightly to one side in a very 'smarter-than-thou' way. He waited a few moments, glancing discreetly down the alleyway before toning down his demeanor to a rather inconspicuous one: he leaned against a wall and tilted his head to one side, arms hanging limply. He looked no different (outside of his clothing) from the rest of the people, immediately making him unimportant to anyone around.

"Make yourselves unimportant." His words were somewhat slurred, making his speech intelligible but not attention-grabbing to people outside their group. Still, he hoped they'd understand this simple command: either they needed to become invisible figuratively or literally.

Lifting a hand to wave in a slightly wasted manner, he began to speak with the same mannerisms. "We're lookin' fer a drug cart'l, so... best to see'm 's fer business, yeah?" He didn't like demeaning himself to this despicable type of human, but it was better to pretend and be low than to be caught in these circumstances. "Now... Me, I can't get in th're. Butchoo..." He pointed at the others. "Sh'dowpaw, y'can be th'leader here. Garbhan, you're herright'and man. Uriyu, you'n'me're gonna hide out'n work b'hind th'scenes, 'kay?"

((I'll pause here for responses: also, if you cannot understand the way I even wrote in his current vocalizations, ask me and I can PM you the translation. I suggest sounding it out loud first.))

Shadowpaw glanced down the alley then down at the robe she wore, with a smirk she pulled the hood up over her head and pulled the sleeves down to cover her hands. Placing her hands into the opposite sleeve she hunched over, making herself look like a Monk. She quietly nodded, and spoke softly, "I suggest we find a base of operations and some new clothing for me, so I can blend in without looking like a part of the church. The elf is going to need someone to guide him to where ever we're going seeing how he won't be able to blend into the crowd out there and the alleyways might take to long. So far the only ones that can blend in without causing to much of a stir are Guiseppi and Garbhan."

She didn't say anything about the Wererats just yet she first needed to see who all where in the area when it came to werewolf packs. If the Bonegnawers where somewhere in the city she could trade some "Stuff" with them easily, but she needed to find them first. She might be able to get some info from them, but she didn't need to tell the rest of the group. Not yet, any way.

Garbhan looked around for a moment before standing up as straight as he could, and crossing his long, massive arms across his chest. His eyes dimmed, losing the intelligent look that had been there previously. Instead, they took on a simpleminded, obedient glaze. His face lost all signs of joy, or anything aside from determination, for that matter. This was what first came to mind. When he spoke, he had a country slur to his words, thick as molasses, and he pronounced each syllable slowly, as if he didn't have much of an intellect. Words with 2 syllable were spread out even more so."If'n we go to the Cartel, Sha-Dow-Paw'll be needin' a guard. I'mur'n capable 'f doin' so, if need bee."

After his fiasco of words, he regained his intellect in the eyes, but the rest of his body looked stupid as a rock. "If this isn't exactly what you had in mind, I could be an exotic dog of some sort. Make Shadowpaw seem like a big spender with a big guard, or a... lap-dog," he said calmly but had to, literally, pause and force the last few words out. Garbhan was okay with this either way, really, and somewhat preferred the second option. Being in his Wolf form would be much more relaxing than a large, brain-dead human.

Guiseppi waved a hand drunkenly, laughing a little and inserting a well-placed hiccup. "What'ver..." That was all he said, but in his hand, the one that he'd waved so drunkenly at Shadowpaw, was a piece of paper. He'd been planning ahead, apparently, with a little address marked upon it. He hoped she memorized things easily, though, because it would disintegrate in... a minute, approximately. A simple precaution.

Then he motioned Garbhan closer, intending to make it look like he was a drunk who was being guided home by a friend, though really he would be doing all the guiding.

Perivia patiently waited for Kyu to take her drink. As soon as she was done and she had asked her questions Perivia looked up from her papers, showing Kyu that she was in fact blind. The dark bandages covering her eyes were testament to that fact alone. If not for her smile at the moment Perivia would look quite intimidating. Not that she couldn't, mind you. She simply chose not to at this moment. Kyu was a colleague, and she gained nothing by intimidating her at this point.

"Oh, I wouldn't worry about the students. I've read your record. I believe you'll be just fine teaching the firearms class." Perivia smiled at Kyu disarmingly, almost charmingly as she spoke again, her voice carrying an almost light peal like that of bells at a funeral. "Besides, if the students decide to give you trouble, you have every right to use them as target practice. So long as none of them are unnecessarily harmed of course."

Garbhan nodded once to Guiseppi, before leaning his head down to nuzzle Shadowpaw's gently; a large sign of affection. He also wished her good luck and safe travels with a small bark. They weren't leaving each other for long at all, really, but that wasn't the point of the gesture.

Walking to Guiseppi, he slung one of the mans arms over his shoulder, and the other around his back. He half carried, half stabilized Guiseppi until they were at the end of the alleyway. Now waiting for orders, Garbhan held the man up--who was surprisingly heavy for his size--and got a good look around at the people. Guiseppi did, in fact, blend in with most everyone in the area. Not a bad disguise for either of them, as he spotted at least 2 other men helping buddies home. Or to another bar.