<div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/5/57/Monsterpoh02.jpg)<br/><div align="center">Danielle - Oracle (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=344531.msg16258444#msg16258444)</div></div><em>OOC: Danielle still has possession of the brick.<br/><br/>The roll for Skim the Surface is now invalid, as Berri never shook Danielle's hand.<br/><br/>I will update Danielle's playbook with her owing a debt to Camilla, for driving her into Vegas.</em><br/><hr/>The way Berri uttered the name Wolfkiller, seemed like she was somewhat familiar with it. In a manner of seconds, the pigtailed woman's features brightened as she turned from your run-of-the-mill front desk clerk to an enthusiastic concierge. It was rather surprising, something that Danielle wasn't expecting. And she wasn't expecting that out of all the RV parks around Las Vegas, they would happen upon one where a familiar person was also staying. Danielle glanced at the brick that sat on the counter. Berri didn't take notice of it, which was good. As long as she didn't chuck the special brick towards that EarthRoamer camper truck, something that as an Earthroamer by title, she would someday love to own and drive around. It would be a shame if it was collateral damage in the eventual return of the brick to where and who it belonged to.<br/><br/>Berri pressed a bell on the counter and a smaller version of the woman, who sported the same colored shirt and her hair in pigtails, came out of a door. Danielle couldn't help but smile at the sight. She was so cute. Danielle wondered what her name was and she would have asked, but as soon as she was out of the door, she had received her command and had already disappeared through the back door. Afterwards, Berri dismounted her chair and came around the front of the desk, gesturing the two into the diner next door.<strong>"Okay, thank you, Berri,"</strong>Danielle said and would take a seat a booth towards the back of the diner. There was no one sitting in the dining room with them, so she was visibly relaxed, knowing no one was near to listen in on their eventual conversation. She was mindful of Fiona, knowing this was the second diner visit they had today. Danielle wondered with the different layout, the hunter wasn't having a moment like last time.<strong>"Water is fine."</strong><br/><br/>Danielle notices how vague Berri was about incident and Danielle wondered what sort of incidents they had in the past. Even when she disappeared and reappeared with their refreshment, she did not dare ask Berri to elaborate. When Berri left them alone, it was then she saw a familiar face. Danielle wanted to be enthusiastic, happy to recognize someone from her past, even though it was recent, but she stayed stoic remembering the last time she had seen her. If she remembered correctly, she had dropped her off at a motel and stormed off without a valid reason. Still, it felt like she should repay her for driving her the rest of the way to Las Vegas.<br/><br/>Traveler. Even though Danielle introduced herself at the start of their ride from Death Valley to Las Vegas, it seemed like Camilla wasn't the friendly type. She was more suspicious of Danielle and had every right to be. What were the chances you'd find a pretty girl walking in the intense heat of Death Valley and not look like she was suffering heatstroke? Therefore, even if she knew her name, Camilla addressed her as 'Traveler.' Danielle wondered if when she dropped her off at the motel some six months ago, did she ever expect to see her again? Now here she was, with a hunter in tow, no less. Danielle was second-guessing whether she should have mentioned Camilla's name in the first place. They wouldn't be meeting here in this tone. Though she seemed like a good avenue into who else was residing in the RV Park who had a magical brick that needed returning.<br/><br/>Camilla seated herself across from Danielle and Fiona. Danielle perked up when Camilla label her as an Oracle. She vividly remembered not disclosing such information during her ride into Vegas. In fact, she kept things short and maybe tried to act like a lost tourist, which was an act Camilla never bought into or humored. She tolerated it though, leading to some awkward silence on the ride. Danielle had the brick on the seat next to her. Now seemed like the best time to be honest. She lifted the brick onto the table, though kept it near their side.<strong>"We're here to deliver this brick. A contact of ours had this brick thrown into a window of his business. He tasked us with bringing it back. He said that there was an enchantment on it, so even though it looks like an ordinary piece of masonry, when it returns to its original owner, it will act like a grenade, I think,"</strong>Danielle explained, thinking that the truth was the best way to get on the good side of people like Camilla.<strong>"We are just making sure we don't throw it towards someone innocent."</strong>