As to be expected there had to be the one person that had to make things more hilarious than they were. Niraya sent her glare at the wolf, wanting to leave him with the parting sentiment that if she wasn't already leaving, she would have been tearing his throat out. She didn't know if the wolf was from Canis or not, but leash and collar or no, you do not mess with a warrior of Canis. At least that the reputation wolves from her homeland liked to maintain.<br/><br/>Intimidation Check: At 2012-01-21 12:31:18, Niraya (uid: 14136) rolls: 1d20a11 Result: 16 (http://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=34638)<br/><br/>Niraya was pleased that the leash was taken off once they left town, but no doubt the behavior of people was going to be constant in responding to the sight of a wolf being collared and leashed along like a common house dog. Of course, she wouldn't be the first to admit it...she kinda liked it, being lead by tugs and pulls from Kyun.<br/><br/>When Kyun had finished with her read of the bear wizard's spellbook, Niraya asked if there was anything interesting for her there. Seeing as the fox didn't approve of the method the bear used to try and take the warrior down, it didn't seem the fox would have a whole lot of praise in stood. Still, listening to ridicule about her fellow arcane colleagues was better than watching the exciting landscape pass them by.<br/><br/>Perception Check: At 2012-01-21 12:44:23, Niraya (uid: 14136) rolls: 1d20a2 Result: 11 (http://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=34639)