<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=156673.msg7256341#msg7256341">Quote from: Saikotsu on 21-11-2012, 08:57:56</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote"><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;">Brianna McLeod</span><br/><strong>Where:Bedroom</strong><br/><strong>With:Lancer</strong><br/><strong>When: morning</strong><br/>The night passes without incident. The morning however is a different matter.  As the sun rises and warms the land, mist rises from the ground, blanketing the area in a thick fog.  A look out the window reveals that visibility has been greatly reduced, so much so that it is nearly impossible to see the ground from your second story vantage point. As the fog gets thicker, the sounds of the city become more dulled and muffled, as if from far away.  Brianna jolts upright, holding her right hand. The seals on it appear to be throbbing. "I can feel another master nearby. Lancer, what do we do?!" Just then, several heavy knocks sound from the front door.<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div>(http://i691.photobucket.com/albums/vv280/Tsunkotsu/lancer.jpg)<br/><strong>Where:Brianna's House</strong><br/><strong>With:Brianna McLeod</strong><br/>Lancer immediately takes a defensive position close to her master, Naginata in hand.  "Stay close to me, but far enough away that they have to get past me first to get to you.  If their servant is an Archer, stay directly behind me," she instructs. "This is obviously a trap.  If we flee out the windows, we head straight into the fog where our enemy is most likely waiting for an ambush. The fog itself might be dangerous too, so heading into it is not a wise choice. We know for certain somebody is at the door, and it would be a gamble to send the master alone. Either they anticipate we'll flee into the mists, or they're waiting just beyond the door to strike," she thinks telepathically to her master as she cautiously approaches the door. She checks to see if their is an eyehole to see what lies on the other side. She disliked unknowns. The less she knew about her enemy, the less able she was to come up with a counter strategy. The fog manipulation might be the effects of a caster, or perhaps someone whose legend involved mist. Either way, their position was no longer a secret.