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conversations.value: ROLEPLAY_MODE: Develop the plot slowly, always stay in character. Describe all actions in full, elaborate, explicit, graphic, and vivid detail. Mention all relevant sensory perceptions. Keep the story immersive and engaging.
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conversations.value: 5a Violista: Link to OoC 
   Star's Rest 
   Bright and early in the morning 
  
  Over the course of the night, Izzy had a dream about a terrible destruction that might come towards Star's Rest. In the dream, the destruction came with the wind from the southwest. The exact cause of the destruction was difficult to discover; there was something preventing her from finding out more about it. Seeing this intense destruction in the dream caused her to call together a meeting in Alta Semita's guildhall, where all guild members are welcome. The discussion on what this could mean was brought up and discussed.
  
  A guildmember and astronomer, named Giorgio, brought up that a city to the south-by-southwest, located in the swampland just there, was evacuated and destroyed less than a month ago by some sort of enormous beast. Some refugees from that land, in fact, had just recently began arriving in Star's Rest over the past few weeks. Giorgio is known for his hasty decisions driven by emotion. "In fact," he adds, "there are still possibly several people in hiding. We should be sending a group over there immediately to bring them here safely and also investigate."
  
  Another guildmate, Milena, brought up that the prophecy could be warning about that assassin's guild, The Dark Blade. It's been slowly gaining power throughout the secular village of Star's Rest and they've come in conflict with Alta Semita more than once, and their goals and means are still fairly unknown.
  
  At this moment, in the middle of this not-yet-heated argument, our heroes' story comes into view...
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conversations.value: Recherché: I dunno about the assassins, while they are destructive, they usually like there to be someone who can pay them at the end. If they destroy the entire town then who's going to pay them? I mean its possible, but it seems odd to me that they would actually try to end the entire town. Sorry for being so negative Milena and maybe I am missing something.  
  
  Izzy doesn't quiet look Milena in the eye as she questions her theory nor does she meet Giorgo's gaze as she continues speaking quietly.
  
    I'm more worried about what's going on in the southwest. Even if it isn't what the prophecy is about we'll still have to deal with the refugees. And whatever this beast is it should probably be contained before it destroys something else. There's no need to be hasty and go off ill informed though. You said that there were survivors that had come to Star's Rest? Would you be able to arrange for me to talk to them?   
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conversations.value: Koryander: "I can completely agree with Izzy."   Cyarra says, folding her eyes... her stair unintentionally cold. It was hard to avoid, being an Aasimar, one of those nasty quirks.
    
  "The Refuge's should come first. Peoples lives take priority, aye?"   
  
  She takes Izzy's hand, remembering the cold sweat she was in when she awoke.
  
    "You had this dream, did you sense any sort of time frame until this disaster?"  
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conversations.value: Morcleon: Telarys nodded slowly, standing up straight from her position on the wall, looking around the room with a confident stare.  "I agree as well. We don't know that The Dark Blade is planning anything soon, and it would take too much time and effort to deal with them. Time and effort better spent on the immediate and obvious threats." 
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conversations.value: Koryander: "Time seems to be short no matter what way we look at it."  
  
  Cyarra sighs, rubbing her temples.
    
  "Alright then, we go with Izzy's plan. She asked for the Stars Rest Refugee's. Where are they exactly? Can we go see them?"  