As everyone entered the room, Lareyna inspected them, looking the all up and down and silently judging their worth. The Draenei looked as if she'd seen her fair share of combat, that was for sure. The battered Alliance dog tags and the wounded horn were more than enough evidence to prove it. The only other Human in the room she had seen down at the bar and had no doubt she was proficient in her own profession. The Troll... well, at least he was tall and could possibly be intimidating. Apart from that, she had no idea, although in her experience Trolls were rarely useless. For the moment, she'd assume he was of some use. The fuzzy creature took her a moment, but she quickly came to the assumption that he must be on of the Pandaren people had been talking so much about. She knew very little about them and so could not really make any assessment on him. She would have to wait and see. And then there were the two Blood Elves. One of them looked to be a warrior, or maybe a Blood Knight. Either way, Lareyna immediately respected her more. The redheaded one she didn't really know anything about, but undoubtedly she had some skill in some area.<i>All in all, not bad for a bunch of mercenaries</i>, she thought to herself.<br/><br/>As she surveyed the members of what was sure to be the group, things had progressed quite a bit. She'd only half been listening, but from the sound of things she would be encountering Naga for the first time.<i>Funny</i>, she thought.<i>I fought in the Plaguelands and in Northrend for years, but have never before encountered any Naga. I doubt they're fiercer than the Scourge, but we'll just have to wait and see.</i>After the other Human was done introducing herself - Chandra, she repeated in her mind a couple of times to ensure she didn't forget it - Lareyna looked around, waiting for the next person to introduce themself.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>