<div class="floatright">(https://i.postimg.cc/pTSSY1qZ/Whatsherface.jpg)</div><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 12pt;"><strong>Define "Flammable"</strong></span><br/><strong>Tagging: Tozispix<br/>Location: Precinct Two: The Mandolin</strong><br/><br/>"YES!" She exclaimed, her face splitting at the corners of her lips from the force of her excitement. Ragged and torn like dry parchment, it settled back into place after a moment as she spun her chair around back towards Tozispix, "A COUPLE OF BIG BADABOOMS!" Loretti nodded, her obvious enthusiam further fueled by wine, "It is tonight on the main stage outside of the Hotel! You shouldn't need anything not on hand! Your predeccesor has all of the tools you'll need!"<br/><br/>Nyla reached out without thinking and tapped the tip of the goblin's curiously, as if she had just noticed it. More bard than Golgari, its terrifying to think that she's this inebriated and the show isn't for another four or five hours... Maybe she scheduled a power nap later?<br/><br/>But the mention of a predeccesor, brought up more questions. Why did they hire a replacement if the original was still here? This question did not linger long, as a shambling Golgari thrall entered the dressing room after a polite knock. He seemed like a quiet sort, but then there weren't many options left to a man with his mouth stitched shut. The reason for the lacing across his face was not punishment or to silence him, so much as to keep his head together.<br/><br/>It was hard to tell if he was dead or alive, but what he certainly WAS was foolhardy as his wounds were so savage and unique, they could have only happened to someone who was smoking a cigarillo too close to explosives. The zombie held out a rucksack full of flammable materials towards the goblin. Though he stank of his own esoteric chemicals, they could NOT cover up the familiar scent of primer and alchemists fire (the cheap mass produced kind that was "stable...ish"). In a rarity, tall folks were not only ENCOURAGING Tozi to blow things up, but paying her too!<br/><br/>What could possibly go wrong?!?<br/><br/>"The instructions should be clear! The old pyro was very thorough and safety conscious... until a couple days ago, I suppose!"