((Too much Dragon Quest by chance there Crazy Jay?  Lol.))<br/><br/><strong>Neria Zathrieal<br/>Time; Day 1, morning<br/>Location; Fareway and the surrounding Fields<br/>Tagged; Solo</strong><br/><br/>Neria laughed melodically at Solo's dramatic pose, finding him quite amusing despite the possible dangers that were ahead of them.  Still, she listened intently to what the young man had to say, absorbing every detail like a sponge in water.  This place sounded far more peaceful from the way he talked, save for the occasional feral creature he warned her about.  Even so, she was assured that most didn't wander too far from their homes, telling her they were territorial.  Some of the monsters from her home world were the same, but most tended to wander, pillage, and plunder if they had any sentience such as orcs, giants, goblins, and other creatures besides.  She wasn't frightened in the least, and nodded her understanding before the deer came out of hiding.  She relaxed slightly only to put her shield and sword back into a combat ready position when the blue Slimes came out of hiding.  Slimes?  Really?  That was it?  Solo didn't seemed too bothered by them until one slammed into him with its small body, making him yelp in surprised pain.  Neria didn't waste anymore time as he gave the confirmation to lay waste to them.  She didn't have to be told twice.  She was a trained dancer in both the traditional art forms as well as the erotic ones, and it helped with her sword play as she moved fluidly from one to the next.  Giselle was far faster than she was, but the light elf did good as she slashed one in half as she stepped agily by, spinning to the left before slamming her shield into a second as she completed the spin only to stop and thrust straight ahead, catching the third in midair as it tried to launch itself at her.  They all disappeared in puddles of their former selves before being absorbed into the ground.<br/><br/>Wiping her sword on the grass at her feet, Neria turned her head to Solo and smiled, shaking her head in amusement at the whole thing.  "And here I was expecting far worse than simple Slimes.  We have much stronger creatures back home that can lay waste to villages and even entire cities if enough are able to mass together.  Luckily, the ones that are numerous and could potentially do such damage are too chaotic to work together, and thus they rarely if ever amass their forces into one cohesive unit, for which everyone at home is grateful for.  Let us move on, but not before taking a look at you.  How bad did that Slime hurt you?"  She asked, concern in her voice as she walked over to Solo, hoping it was just a simple bruise and nothing more than that.  If it was she'd let him decide if he wanted it healed or not, but if it was more then she'd step in whether he liked it or not.<br/><br/>----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<br/><br/><strong>Giselle Do'Urden<br/>Time; Day 1, morning<br/>Location; Hillsbrow Village/Inn<br/>Tagged; Daria and Zoltan</strong><br/><br/>"Be it as it may, I don't think you'd want to meet up with whoever took care of the rogues.  From what I could see and hear before we got to the door, the fight was over before it could even begin.  I know only a few people from my own world that can move that fast and not be marked once, myself included."  Giselle replied back, having a feeling that she wouldn't last two seconds in a fight with such a warrior.  She was telling Daria all this for her own good so she didn't wind up dead for trying to arrest such a man.  "If you're truly dead set in trying to apprehend such a person, I'll help you Daria, but let me at least finish my breakfast first eh?  As for getting anarchy, one man taking matters into his own hands with just a few simple rogues won't matter in the long run.  Still, I would like to know more about this world since I'm not even from this place."  She explained, helping herself to a bit more of her bread, wondering if the mage was paying attention to their conversation and what he might add to it if he was.  He intrigued her, there was no doubt of that, but time would tell where things went from here.