Koâ€™Gisha â€” Ris, The Bold Elixir<br/><br/>Adira couldnâ€™t help herself as she continued to wring her hands. She was just so nervous for some odd reason. The vision that she kept having with the way that it continued; she couldnâ€™t understand why it was happening. It gave her an ill feeling in the pit of her stomach.  She swallowed a small sip of her drink that she had ordered while waiting for someone she had never clearly seen. But with Adira, she was always good at pointing out what she was looking for.<br/><br/>See, that was the problem with her being a Seer. She could only see so much and while watching could only withstand holding it for so long. It was a flaw of hers that she desperately wished sheâ€™d never had, or else they wouldnâ€™t have to be on this wild goose chase now would they?<br/><br/>Alixia watched her companion as she struggled with herself internally. She couldnâ€™t imagine herself being a Seer, but not only because she was born a Shapeshifter but because of the will power she would have to have. She wasnâ€™t saying that being a Shapeshifter was harder or easier, just when she watched Adira feel so compelled to do something or have to deal with those visions on a regular basis; she wouldnâ€™t know how to handle it all.  She sat back for a few moments and scanned the crowd.<br/><br/>Indigo eyes scanned the area, suspicious of anyone that had come within the Tavern. It shouldnâ€™t be much longer before those people should arrive. She believed in everything Adira had said or always says. It was only because Adira had never steered her wrong. When she felt something, it was always meant for something good or beneficial. The most difficult thing about it all was never knowing exactly what she was looking for. Only Adira knew what she was searching for. Only Adira knew the feeling when she had it in the pit of her stomach.<br/><br/>So all they could do was wait.<br/><br/>Adira took another small sip from her drink before lurching forward from her chair and seeing the woman in the back of the Tavern. She looked as if she was looking for someone. She held her breath for a few moments and tried really hard to think back on her vision. Was she the one? She couldnâ€™t help but feel as though she was, but at the same time something was holding her back. That womanâ€™s markings said â€˜Flyerâ€™ but something about the way she held herself, unlike any other Flyers that she had ever met said something else. She squinted her eyes hard at the girl, trying to focus in on her as much as she could.<br/>It wasnâ€™t before long that two more entered the Tavern. Both figures had been searching just as the girl in the back had been. One had been hooded and the other not so much. The other had decided it was unnecessary. But why was one hooded? Surely everyone turned out to be a blur in The Bold Elixir unlessâ€¦<br/><br/>Alixia nudged Adiraâ€™s arm. This mightâ€™ve been it, but then it again if it wasnâ€™t it looked mighty interesting. Timberwolf and Indigo watched as the cloaked and the BeastTamer worked their way through the crowds and to the back table to the shy and quiet female. They both watched the meeting intently and unable to hear anything over the loud ruckus in the Tavern. Adira frowned to herself.<br/><br/>To get this far and only be able to do this much was a little frustrating.<br/><br/>Alixia stood and blended within the crowd. As she did so, her body shifted and morphed into a shorter, smaller built female. She wasnâ€™t very much to look at, but at the same time that wasnâ€™t the basis of this task. The point was just to get a little bit closer to them.<br/><br/>Alixia grabbed one of the towels from one of the bartenders and began to wipe down a nearby table. Listening in as close as she could, she wondered what it could be about.  For it to be so secretive and to meet in such a crowded place, it had to be extremely low key.<br/><br/>â€˜You got a name?â€™ The cloaked one asked.<br/><br/>â€˜Paella.â€™ The girl replied quickly.<br/><br/>â€˜So why do you want to join?â€™ The cloaked one soon asked.<br/><br/>â€˜Iâ€™m looking for a new lifeâ€¦I wonâ€™t be a bother.â€™ The girl then said.<br/><br/>There was a moment of silence and then the cloaked replied that she could join. There was a condition to joining and then there was also an unveiling of the cloaked woman. She could feel a jolt go down her spine. Alixia looked quickly behind her before moving to another table to pour some drinks. The look on Adiraâ€™s face said it all. It must have been her. And that girl sitting in the back must have played a key role in all of this somehow.<br/><br/>That strange feeling was creeping back on her againâ€¦<br/><br/>â€œHey!â€ Alixia jumped and turned back to look at the waving grunt. She rolled her eyes in irritation.<br/><br/>Not Nowâ€¦<br/><br/>She turned her ear back towards the table and heard their introductions. So the hooded woman was Lydia and the big guy was Torvic.<br/><br/>Hm, Lydia, that name sounded familiar. And where had she seen that face?<br/><br/>â€œHey! Donâ€™t make me call you again!â€ The grunt called once more. Alixia snorted, extremely offended by his call. It didnâ€™t matter now anyway. She got what she needed from that little group there. She could see them in her peripherals Adiraâ€™s gaze and the group get ready to leave the Tavern.<br/><br/>â€œYes? Can I help you?â€ She replied as politely as she could.<br/><br/>â€œI need something else to drinkâ€¦â€ He eyed her up and down. â€œAnd maybe a little of you tooâ€¦â€ He added with a sneer.<br/><br/>She waited until the group left the Tavern and Adira followed before leaning into the male with a grin. â€œHeh, oh really?â€ It wasnâ€™t before long that she grabbed his wrist and snapped it in half before weaving her way back through the crowd and shifting back into her normal appearance. When she made it back outside Adira had moved ahead and watched as the group continued on through the bazaar. â€œI think itâ€™s time that us and the Skypirates have a talk.â€<br/><br/>Koâ€™Gisha â€” Lette, A Small Bar<br/><br/>Talis couldnâ€™t just sit here and watch his partner completely waste himself. He turned on the barstool that he sat on and watched the people around him. Everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves. But then again, there were those other people around that were loud and brash. He continued to sip his drink before he watched an emerald head walk through the bar doors. If he wasnâ€™t mistaken that had to beâ€¦<br/><br/>Oh no, it was. And the man behind her just made a wrong move. He watched the display as he was pushed face first into the floor as she pulled at his arm. Gah, he hated to get on Lunâ€™s bad side. Not like he had before and ever planned to. He watched as she sauntered her way over to them and quickly put down his drink, trying to gather Kaidanâ€™s attention who, of course, ignored him. When she began to speak, he could hear the sarcasm and then the quick rebound back to business.<br/><br/>Finally, Kaidan turned around, having had only four drinks that definitely were not enough to completely waste him on the job. He was a little irritated with Lun and Rion, but at least someone answered. They both sometimes had the habit of ignoring you when you rang or being extremely late to getting back to you.<br/>They both watched the Visor pull up a picture of a Skypirate. Of course she was also a Flyer. Those kinds of people, especially from Burin were very troublesome. She must have done something really bad to get on Rionâ€™s bad side though. For Lun to have to go after her especially, Kaidan felt kind of bad.<br/><br/>Talis, however, tried to pay attention to the task at hand, but he couldnâ€™t help but watch Lun. She was a very powerful warrior indeed and almost a little intimidating. Actually, she was very intimidating up close rather than over the Visor. This was probably only the second time he had ever seen her in person, but especially this close. He caught himself and cleared his throat. Drinking some more of his drink, he began to speak up. â€œWhere should we look first? Where was the last place anyone has seen this girl?â€<br/><br/>â€œAnd I do hope this isnâ€™t like the current chase weâ€™re having with the Messenger. Itâ€™s kind of ridiculous.  Not to mention, I hope thatâ€™s a very current picture. I donâ€™t like this needle in the haystack bullshit.â€ Kaidan added. His irritation was definitely rubbing off.<br/><br/>Talis rubbed the back of his neck and sighed. â€œYes, I agree with Kaidan a bit. That would be nice.â€ Talis looked down at his hands, unable to look his boss in the face.<br/><br/>Koâ€™Gisha â€” Ris, The Bazaars<br/><br/>Alixia grabbed a hold of Adiraâ€™s hand and urged her to follow her. They rushed past many of the shops before they caught up right behind the group. â€œI remember now. I know who you are. I knew that name sounded so familiarâ€¦â€ Alixia muttered almost to herself. She glanced over at Adira whoâ€™d been given the play by play of what sheâ€™d heard. Adira looked down in thought, trying to catch up with her companionâ€™s thoughts.<br/><br/>That name. Where had she heard it from?<br/><br/>Ah!<br/><br/>â€œLydia is that Skypirate that The Force is looking for.â€ Adira muttered loud enough for only the small group of them could hear.<br/><br/>Since they were a fair enough distance, Alixia stepped in front of Adira, protecting her from any attack they might try to initiate. She placed her hand behind her back, reaching for the knife she had stored there.<br/>If they were right, and Alixia just knew that she was, they had a bright future ahead of them.<br/><br/>All thanks to Adira.