<strong>Giselle Do'Urden<br/>Time; Day 1, early evening<br/>Location;  Hillsbrow Village<br/>Tagged; Daria, Dewey, and anyone else.</strong><br/><br/>Giselle shrugged, having heard that before, but she smiled all the same despite her little tendency to not obey orders, preferring to work on her own, and the ranger said as much.  "I'm not the type to follow, and you'd find me quite a headache to contend with Daria since I work better alone than under someone else's lead.  I've always been hard headed like that.  Just ask my family should you ever get to meet them, which is unlikely since they don't even know I'm here, having not seen them in twenty years almost.  I occasionally send letters though, and I just sent one off yesterday so they won't be looking for me for months yet most likely."  Which was the truth since she was rarely in a civilized town back in her home world nearly long enough to really do much more than pick up supplies and leave the same afternoon more times than not.  Still, that aside, the half Drow nodded before seeming to disappear right before Daria's eyes, having opened a dimensional doorway to head outside the village where the tracks had started.  It didn't take her long to find them, but it took her a good two hours to see where they went given the lizard's giant stride.  The mountains in the distance proved the most likely place where it had come from, but with the sun going down and unusual creatures about, Giselle didn't want to be out here longer than she had to be, not before she knew more about them and this world of course.  For now, she hurried back, stopping short when she saw a demon covered in fire.  Icingdeath flared to life immediately, sensing the magically created element that it had a tendency to drink like camels drank water, sucking the source dry until there was nothing left.  Giselle didn't engage the beast since it was asleep, but neither did she leave it alive to torment anyone either.  She ended its life with one precise cut to its neck, Icingdeath greedily absorbing the fire it still generated before it turned to ash.<br/><br/>After that little business, it wasn't long before Giselle found her way back to the Inn and saw Daria sitting at the bar.  "Hello again.  I found nothing to say there's other creatures like that giant lizard roaming about, but I'd still be careful none the less and have your best night watchmen on patrol if you don't already."  She advised, hoping it wasn't needed but it'd be a good idea just in case anyway.  She about jumped out of her seat she had taken however when a little blue slime hopped up between them, asking for help from the guard captain.  "What in the Nine Hells is that thing?"