Suddenly the door of the bar opened up by the hands of a towering tall form of a rather strange looking elf. Even for Elven standards, where everything imaginable was possible, this particular person carried some oddities in its appearance and clothes that would immediately catch ones eye. His, or hers long bright yellow-blonde locks of hair almost reached down to its back, but at some spots barely touched its shoulders. It was cut up and trimmed in various places, replaced by a variety of feathers and brightly glowing beads that would cast colourful shadows upon his face.<br/><br/>But that was not at all the most peculiar thing that would get noticed in a first impression, no, his enormous ram-like horns that protruded right out of its forehead would be far more noticeable then any bad hair cut would ever be. Horns that almost seemed gilded in the right light, with fraying leather bonds at the base, and a little further up as well, like some strange decoration that had been long forgotten it was ever placed there. Chains of gold and silver connected the two horns to each other, and disappeared from sight in the wild head of strangely cut hair.<br/><br/>The elf, going by the name Ylvis, as everyone knew him in the Lake of the Moon, held the door open in a most gracious way that did not in the slightest suit his ragged appearance. Bending his knee slightly, and lifting up the skirt that fell over his stained beige poofy breeches with his other hand, he let the timid form of Verita inside. A smile spread over the girls wavering lips as she looked at the elf, almost as if she was seeking comfort in its bright orange glowering eyes. Compared to the cheerful attitude of the elf, Verita almost looked comically depressed, holding her pristine white dress (that tightly hugged her smallish frame in an almost provoking way) with blood-drained balled fists. She waited for the elf to close the door and offer her its arm to her, so she could slide her own slender hand inside to be able to hold onto her new-found friend as he lead the way towards the table of where Tyora was drinking.<br/><br/><span style="color: DarkOrange">''Don't worry wee 'V', I'm sure she would be glad ter see yer up and bouncin' again. Besides, yer 'ave a look like a right vision in that tight wite dress. I could almost eat yer up if yer weren't so nice, and I weren't a vegan. ''</span>Ylvis winked at her before nuzzling his golden-tattoed nose against her head of  freshly washed and newly decorated head full of hair and long peacock feathers. Verita couldn't help but smile at the kind and affectionate gesture of the elf, and soon found herself wobbling on her feet before Tyora's table. She looked happy to see the green-skinned elf again, although her eyes wandered off with a nervous look about them at the strange man-like creature with the ghastly looking instrument in his hands. It's music that seemed to simultaneously soothe and set her nerves as she listened to what the blue glowering strings produced in the smallush inn. Nevertheless, either empowered by Ylvis nudge or her own promise to herself, she turned back to Tyora with a wavering smile upon her lips.<br/><br/><b>''H-hello Tyora... H-how are you doing?''</b><br/><br/>Her voice was broken and small, but her brown eyes with little specks of orange were luckily still filled with life. Which was enough for Tyora to know that the girl wasn't broken after the whole ordeal with Mania.<br/><span style="color: DarkOrange"><br/>
''Oi there Ty! Me name is Ylvis, and I fought I'd brin' this wee girl wiv me ter get 'er blood a wee warmer wiv some alcohol. 'oo don't need a drink after wot yer've all been frough right, isit? ''</span><br/><br/>The elf smiled at Tyora as he took place next to her, unaware of the fact that the male siren was unknown to his protégé.  His lips scarred with long-ago healed wounds stretched wide along its mouth as he jerked Verita along with him to sit next him at the table.<br/><br/><span style="color: DarkOrange">''Wotcher writin' there, luv?''</span><div class="messageTextEndMarker"> </div>