<b>''Well if you think she is protected well enough, I won't bother sacrificing magic to contact her and warn her about Mania. Nevertheless, she does sound like a very important part of this whole adventure, although I cannot put my finger on it yet. It's something about this prophecy that reminds me of really old tale. I hope we can find the information I want where we are going to.<br/>
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Which reminds me... I'm going to take the communication device to Hogar and meet him in the hold. I would suggest you do the same, I think you would get along just fine with my friend. He is pretty much the opposite of me, and most probably very pissed off for having hem send here on a boat. One thing about all Dvergar is the same, they really do hate the sea. Or pretty much everything with no earth underneath their feet.''</b><br/><br/>Winnie smiled, it was a somewhat modest smile, but it made her ever so stern looking face look a lot more attractive. Almost as attractive as when she moaned out her curses of pleasure just mere moments before. Holding the still unconscious fey in one arm, and the orb in her free hand, she made way for the door. Standing in the doorway, she waited for Darion to come follow her, holding the door open for the big warrior.<br/><br/><b>''Have you ever met a Dvergar in your life before, Darion? They are a very peculiar people, I've studied their origins once, thinking that they too, like us, have their roots in the human race. Which was a bit disappointing when I found out, their DNA seems to be older than ours. They have a much longer lifespan than your race, but somehow have developed strange aversions towards sunlight. Which left me to think, that they might not have their roots on this planet. A very curious theory to say at least, but somehow the Dvergar never share their history with outsiders, so it's hard to confirm it. ''</b><br/><br/>As the woman kept rambling on about the Dvergar race, one could easily see the certain blush left on her cheeks. What it meant, and what she was feeling was hard to determine, but as they walked towards the hold, the entire ship suddenly shook violently as a loud cracking noise filled the air. Winnie's eyes widened of amazement, and suddenly she started to laugh near-hysterically as she pushed the fey into Darion's arms and made way for the hold.<br/><br/>With a short run for the middle of the ship, she slammed the door open to find a few dazed Aviari and a very nauseous looking Hogar holding onto some trays for balance. She was even in time to hear him curse her name, and wanting to cook her like a turkey some day. Instead of being afraid of the man, Winnie just ran towards Hogar and hugged the man for all he was worth.<br/><br/><b>''Hogar! You fucking dog-hearted Dwarf! I'm so sorry, so sorry for summoning you to the open sea!''</b><br/><br/>It was only then that she noticed the woman close to her friend, and widened her eyes in surprise at the sight of a woman by the side of a man she thought she knew better then anyone.<br/><br/><b>''Oh you Bootless Scut! If I knew you were being busy, I'd waited a few moments with summoning you! Hahaha''</b><br/><br/>It was obvious that Winnie was thinking her friend had been getting it on with the Dvergar girl, as she winked slyly and grinned wickedly at the dubious duo.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>