Staying by the jungle for weeks wasn’t exactly what Chandra had planned for, but every time she looked at the sea over the wonky rooftops of the goblin city, an ill feeling coiled her insides and sent her to come up with more and more reasons not to step on a boat to Tanaris. She had planned the trip home for months, but now that she had finally arrived at the last milestone after which there would be no turning back, she pretended to enjoy her prolonged stay at Booty Bay. Not even the diminishing weight of her gold pouch had stopped her from inventing yet another excuse not to leave.<br/><br/>Chandra hopped down from top of the cabinet landing soundlessly on the floor, and moved herself elegantly in front of the map. It was poorly drawn, not what she had used to when planning her personal operations, which almost always were within the walls of some city anyway. She had never dealt with the naga before, and had only caught glimpses of them from a distance sometimes, but the amount of gold offered for the job and knowing the reputation of the baron, she had decided to give it a try.<br/><br/>“We could sure use a better map,” her deep, calm voice spoke while she leaned down on the table with her clothed, straight arms. Chandra looked up with her bright grey eyes and smiled warmly at the draenei on the other side to see if the woman agreed. Having memorized the plans on the table, the thief backed away to make room for others to take a look.<br/><br/>“Scouting cannot be a bad idea,” Chandra added, “While at it, I can easily produce a more detailed map of the area.”<br/><br/>Choosing carefully, she positioned herself right next to the cute red-haired elf, and this time, made sure the girl noticed her gentle smile. Now that Chandra had taken a closer look at the rest of the diverse lot, she already felt happy about her decision of taking part in this meeting. Not one of the recruits seemed dull in any way, and would certainly be interesting to work with. In Chandra’s idealistic mind, any person was a potential friend, although, as life had sadly taught her, not everyone always shared her view.<br/><br/>The heavily armored redhead in the far corner seemed more distant than the others, and Chandra already felt like she should be doing something about it. She did, however, let the conversation carry on for now, and settled for curiously eyeing at the girl.<div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>