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Lilif - Post five

Lilif opened her mouth, as she was about to say something as the archers went past. As her attention was drawn away for a moment her tilted her head in confusion. "I wonder what they're going after?" She mumbles a bit. She blinks at looks in the direction that they went, trying to see if there was anything they could tell her what's happening from where she is.

"B-but what if someone is in danger? What if pretty, innocent people are being hurt?" She asked as looking at Li, too worried at the moment to keep her happy smile up. As she started to get more worried she started to fidget and look around for something that could be used as a weapon that she could use to defend herself and the people she was with.

As she's looking around she sees a carved wooden staff, which she quickly grabs and leaves some gems where it was and holds it tightly. As her pulse get's a bit faster her snake starts to hiss. Her eyes widen a bit when he says he's the oldest, quickly hiding behind him. "hide me, meat shield" She says, her voice shaky, trying to stay calm.

- Post 5

It wasn't that Gerraden thought it was too soon for them to have kids, in fact he would of brought up the subject much sooner, heck he had dreamed about them starting a family for quite awhile. Its just...the way Rishima handled him, like he was something very fragile bothered him. He didn't want to add to his mates stress of protecting everyone by adding children to the lot, he figured if he could prove himself strong enough to take care of himself as well Rishima then the worries of protecting the children could be shared.

He squeezed Rishima's hand, "Its not too soon, its something I've wanted for us for a long time." Gerr didn't explain how he had dreams about them starting a family before many day dreams.

"I..." About to suggest that they go see Aisha his words were cut off, there was fire in the sky and people were gathering with weapons. Alarmed he pulled Rishima closer to him. Despite the fact Rishima was older and more experienced in combat he didn't have a weapon right now. Not that...Gerrarden had brought his great sword either...

"Somethings not right.." He managed observing the worried expressions on the people around them. Those with bows looked grim..the elders seemed to be gathering.

Post 5

Happy to hear that Mirin would come with them she looked happoly to her father before...suddenly things were turning for the worse. Mirin's words struck her almost dumbfounded as she looked up to the sky to see that something up there was causing smoke...and fire.

She didn't mean to, but she found herself pressing into her fathers side. That ...whatever it was up there was frighteningly large. "W..hat is that?" She whispered hoping perhaps that her dad might have some answers. Korra watched wide eye'd as archers gathered and she glanced with a panic look to her father wondering if he would be joining them.

Naqenni || 3

When Nivalis initially called them to a halt, so to speak, Naqenni did instinctively stop, holding her posture out as though by her height, she would signal a hold up if the others had not heard the mystic over the rabble. Then, Nivalis began to gesture, touching to her temple, tipping her head, and—Naqenni made a brief face in the moment the child mystic’s eyes were closed. Was she fully serious? As the mystic opened her eyes again and began to instruct, it became clear that she was.

Naqenni took a moment, eyeing the girl with an assessing gaze before, having weighed the options, privately amused tolerance seemed to be the best route. Either the mystic had just had a vision — in which case visions were, in Naqenni’s opinion, rather theatrically ridiculous little gestures from the universe and worthy of being amused at at face value — or, she had a goal she wanted to accomplish and this was, as she saw, the best means of achieving cooperation.

Either way, this was the mystic’s trip, and the fates had brought her this far.

Naqenni saw no reason to do anything but follow, for now, with the ‘will’ of the mystic. If that meant leaving her other two sisters to their own devices — relatively speaking — then she felt no particular need to concern herself with their affairs. Surely they could handle earthlings.

Ozzrick || 4

“I—seduce?” Did that mean she thought he was talented at seducing? Or looked to be good at it? Or was successfully—? Or perhaps it only meant- He cleared his throat. “Ah, well, part of entertainment is capturing the attention and awe of an audience, however great or small so I suppose…that is a form of seduction yes, if you think of it that way. But ah, no I don’t—well, I do dance occasionally. But predominantly, I do other acts. I speak for the audience and introduce shows, I perform in skits—do you know we traveling performers bring theatre? From all over the land, we’ve collected stories and some…” He gestured openly, “…can be performed by different actors to tell the story to our live audience, mm? I think it’s exciting. And, I, ah…”

Ozzrick’s eyes wandered towards the sky without his thinking about it actively. There was a hubbub amidst the others around them, and though he hadn’t been paying them much mind, it was harder to ignore as the quiet and unease became more distinct.

Then, he saw the cloud.

His brow furrowed, and he tipped his head, reaching up absently to rub at a statuette of a local goddess crudely carved into a wooden bead dangling from a braid in his hair. “Are you familiar with what that might happen to be?”

Rishima - Post 6

"We will have to continue later when things are calmer." Rishima murmured, not wanting to allow this particular conversation to lay half finished for long. For the time being though it would be best that they prepared themselves for whatever was out there no matter what it might be. Here was to hoping that whatever perceived threat was out there that it was quickly taken care of by the archers that he'd seen in the crowd.

As Gerraden mention that something wasn't right he nodded, "Best that we stay on guard and seek out Jerarda's triplets. They are just prentices, unarmed with unprepared for danger. I could never forgive myself if they got in over their heads." Not to mention that Jerarda wouldn't forgive him either if he allowed something to happen to her babies. Turning to look at Gerraden, his antennae twitching rapidly he said, "Let's be careful... if push comes to shove we can get a weapon from the merchants in the area but let's hope that doesn't become necessary."

He wasn't prepared for a battle nor was he interested in one, but if his hands were forced then he would do all he could to protect those he cared for.

Jerami - Post 5

"Eh? Fire?" Jerami asked as he took a couple steps forward to get a better look only to get crashed into by some man with a bow that seemed to be in a rush to get somewhere. Likely toward whatever it was that was making fire appear in the sky. Jerami went down with a squeak, landing on his backside, looking up at the archer that had actually came to stop. The man starred down at him before taking his hand, pulling him to his feet before he said, "Sorry Miss." And with that he was gone, rushing off to catch up with some others that were gathering.

He blinked a couple times before reaching down with one hand, dusting himself off, "Huh... I wonder what's up... must be bad." He murmured, glancing toward his sisters. It was obvious that he wasn't really bothered by getting knocked over or being called 'Miss' by the man. If anything he was more worried about whatever it was that was going on, especially given that weaponry was involved.

Moving back toward his sisters, not wanting to risk getting knocked over again, he said, "What should we do Jhana, Shima? Should we... I don't know... find somewhere to hide?" For a moment he wished that Drexl was nearby so he could hide behind him... but given the dark haired giant of a man wasn't around he would try to be strong for his sisters! They just had to think of a plan, where they should go, what they should do, and they should do it quickly before anything more happened that could put them in serious danger. Here was to hoping that it was just a false alarm or their mothers would never let them go anywhere else ever again!