«We Could be Heroes»

Vance pushed open the door, and a tiny bell jingled. "Watch your head, girl." He said, doing his best to keep Tayn from colliding with the door frame. The floors were also wooden, and the room perfectly round, and about twelve feet across with a carved stone ceiling. The place smelled of sweat and iron. A woman with snakes for hair coiled at the front desk, her nose in a book. "Say, Wendy! The Janet wants these pups trained in the fine art of war. Mind suiting them up?"
River followed him then lined to his side and looked him in the face "War? Suits? Anyone want to tell me how now I`m going to be training to be a warrior?" She muttered highly sarcastically
 
River followed him then lined to his side and looked him in the face "War? Suits? Anyone want to tell me how now I`m going to be training to be a warrior?" She muttered highly sarcastically
Laughter rumbled into the room, "Feisty one, are we not?" Vance said. "But yes. That's exactly what we hope to do. That is, if you wish it."

The medusan fumbled around behind the desk, every once in a while glancing nervously at the group. She pulled out a cluster of chainmail.

"Janet tells me you have caught the Firestein's attention. He'll add you to his collection if you aren't careful." Vance said.
 
Laughter rumbled into the room, "Feisty one, are we not?" Vance said. "But yes. That's exactly what we hope to do. That is, if you wish it."

The medusan fumbled around behind the desk, every once in a while glancing nervously at the group. She pulled out a cluster of chainmail.

"Janet tells me you have caught the Firestein's attention. He'll add you to his collection if you aren't careful." Vance said.
River looked him up and down, she was suspicious of him, had Mr. Firestain seemed good enough and now they were told he was out to capture them, though this man`s story was much more believable. She looked at Tayn then back at him "I`ll do it if it`l help." was all she said "But if I`m going to do this I have to know all that`s going on about this. No half truth, I`ve been told half truths the last two days."
 
Vance pushed open the door, and a tiny bell jingled. "Watch your head, girl." He said, doing his best to keep Tayn from colliding with the door frame. The floors were also wooden, and the room perfectly round, and about twelve feet across with a carved stone ceiling. The place smelled of sweat and iron. A woman with snakes for hair coiled at the front desk, her nose in a book. "Say, Wendy! The Janet wants these pups trained in the fine art of war. Mind suiting them up?"
Tayn grabbed the door frame and ducked under awkwardly. "I can get down." she said, climbing down before he responded.
(gtg headed out now.)
 
River looked him up and down, she was suspicious of him, had Mr. Firestain seemed good enough and now they were told he was out to capture them, though this man`s story was much more believable. She looked at Tayn then back at him "I`ll do it if it`l help." was all she said "But if I`m going to do this I have to know all that`s going on about this. No half truth, I`ve been told half truths the last two days."
Tayn grabbed the door frame and ducked under awkwardly. "I can get down." she said, climbing down before he responded.
(gtg headed out now.)

"Straight away, ma'am." The bearded man grinned and carefully set Tayn down, steadying her in case she flinched from her foot.

River looked him up and down, she was suspicious of him, had Mr. Firestain seemed good enough and now they were told he was out to capture them, though this man`s story was much more believable. She looked at Tayn then back at him "I`ll do it if it`l help." was all she said "But if I`m going to do this I have to know all that`s going on about this. No half truth, I`ve been told half truths the last two days."

He winked, "Of course, that is what I am here for, is it not? How do you surface people say it? The whole truth, and nothing but it, so help me gods?"
 
(Okay)

Rex watched from the corner of the room. he looked around. Where is everyone? Did janet not come here? I could've sworn she was right behind us. He thought.

The norsman noticed him standing in the corner, not quite sure of the situation. "Everything alright there, wyvern?" He asked.

Wendy at last pulled out fencing masks and sabrés. Her hair hissing letting out a nervous hiss as one clattered to the floor.
 
"Straight away, ma'am." The bearded man grinned and carefully set Tayn down, steadying her in case she flinched from her foot.



He winked, "Of course, that is what I am here for, is it not? How do you surface people say it? The whole truth, and nothing but it, so help me gods?"
River got a quizzical exasperation on her face "Yes... How long have you people been down here?"
 

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