<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/>Currently she didn't have her hands bound in her gloves so Eldrith felt the necromancer's lips on her bare elven skin.  She blushed and couldn't immediately force herself to speak, but she managed as she looked Morgul in the eyes, finding no reason not to trust his intentions, and despite herself she couldn't help but like Morgul's rogue like smile as well as his mannerisms in general.  "My name is Eldrith Lightstone, warrior monk to my people's god and creator, Correllon Larathain, the elven god of war and protection, among other such titles.  It is an honor to meet you fair sir."  She replied, both human player and avatar alike unable to block a tinge of desire for the man before them, but she shook her head in the game world and gently pulled her hand away.  She wasn't that kind of girl, chastity vows or not.  She hadn't had anyone take her to their bed yet and she just hadn't ever thought of doing so.  Not even with Evelyn and Erin had she ever considered it, and they were her closest allies and friends in Eden.  That aside, she hoped to see them before they left so considered asking Zachariah if they would stay in town for the night, if for nothing else than to be better prepared in the morning.  That way they could get to know each other better if nothing else.  She knew from first hand experience that those that didn't trust each other in a quest tended to fail.  On the other hand however those that fought together could sometimes become closer through trial and fire, in a sense.  That and she was curious to see how far Morgul was willing to go in trying to seduce her.  She didn't have any intention of letting it get that far, but one could only truly guess at what the future might hold.<br/><br/>Zachariah wasn't so thrilled with Morgul trying to woo the women but he said nothing as he kindly shook his head at the offer of the cookie.  He would agree on waiting for Erin or Evelyn, (or both if he was lucky,) but he wouldn't wait more than a day, two tops before needing to head out to those caves.  It'd take them a better part of a day just to get there to begin with without pushing their horses he hoped to acquire to their breaking point.<strong>Yes, do tell how you became a soul sucker."</strong>Zachariah muttered to himself, although he was loud enough to be heard by the group.  For his trouble Eldrith sighed but stomped on his foot after having walked back to her friend's side.  He didn't flinch but he did look down and seem apologetic.  Normally he didn't act so rudely he knew as did the light elf.  He kept his opinions to himself from there but it was clear it'd take more than a few stories to gain any of his respect or trust.