<strong>Name;</strong>Eldrith Lightstone, Zachariah<br/><strong>Location;</strong>The Prancing Pony in Everesta<br/><strong>Tagged;</strong>Victoria Blaze, Morgul the Necromancer.<br/><br/>Eldrith and Zachariah both listened intently to Morgul's explanation.  The light elf found it quite interesting, and the demon hunter did have to nod in agreement with what Morgul said, hating to admit it but the necromancer had a valid argument.  Besides that, he sensed no true evil intent from him, so why was he so edgy?  Probably because the undead were just another tool demons liked to employ against the mortal races, and many necros he had ran into happened to like to throw their lot in with the devils and demons he hunted for a living.  He'd give Morgul the benefit of the doubt however, and seemed to visibly relax since no one had raised so much as an eyebrow at the speaker for the dead, or was that of the dead?  It didn't matter, but what did was that Morgul seemed like an agreeable sort despite Zachariah's constant barbs to the contrary.<strong>I do apologize for my earlier words Morgul, but in my experiences thus far, I've yet to come across a necromancer that couldn't say no to a possible chance to destroy the world.  I do realize that doesn't mean all necromancers are evil by nature alone, just that you would be the first I've met thus far that wasn't a maniac thirsting for power alongside their demonic masters.  Perhaps I've been fighting in the shadows for too long.  Regardless, I'll give you a chance, but I hope that I am not mistaken about you."</strong>He left the threat unfinished, hoping he didn't have to finish it as Eldrith looked between the two.  It was because of his friend that he didn't more than what he had already, trusting her judgment more than his own for the very reason he had stated.  Most demon hunters like him didn't collect many friends since most of the civilized world thought they were strange if not outright dangerous to have around since they always came either ahead or behind a wave of demons.  Either way they were considered messengers of doom and destruction by the more superstitious of people.<br/><br/>Despite all of that, Eldrith managed a little laugh at the lavamancer's comment, finding the idea of talking to lava quite funny in its own way, and so the dark mood that had started to settle disappeared.  That and the small swarm of goblins that appeared to clean up after the fire mage was funny to behold, but she nodded and was feeling a bit tired as well after her long travels here.  "I think that we can get some rest in today and prepare for the road tomorrow with what daylight we have left.  I was hoping to have an old friend of mine join us before we moved out, Evelyn Shade, an assassin of no small power, but if she doesn't come by tomorrow afternoon we'll move on without her.  I might join you Vicky, at least as far as resting goes."  She explained, looking to Morgul briefly regardless since she was curious to hear more about his tales, and she wouldn't admit it aloud but she was also curious to see if he'd continue to try to seduce her.  She was feeling a little more adventurous today than usual.  Perhaps it was the prospect of going questing with friends both new and old?  Whatever the case, she was considering trying her first online sexual adventure, but she hadn't decided if she'd give it a go yet or not.  Time and what followed would decide that.  Zachariah turned to Vicky and nodded, unaware of what she had in mind as the group dispersed to gather their strength and prepare for whatever lay ahead for them.<br/><br/>((Not a time skip, just a chance for people to do their own thing while our two potential newbies joins up.  And Luci, I'll have Zachariah follow her lol.))