As if the distinct potent smell of fear wasn't enough to indicate to the wolf that the woman following her had a reason to be afraid of Niraya discovery of her, the dagger in her hand was a large enough clue. Niraya let out a low growl, her hand on the hilt of her two-handed blade tightening.<br/><br/>"Drop the dagger," the wolf said through clenched teeth. If the woman didn't comply Niraya would growl a little louder and begin to draw her sword, showing the edge of the blade, but not drawing it forth completely. She added a commanding "<em>Now</em>" as well.<br/><br/>"You better choose your words carefully. Why are you following me? And pull your hood down, I want to see who I'm talking to." From the scent of the woman herself, Niraya couldn't tell much other than the fact that whatever she was it wasn't a wolf, fox or lizard.<br/><br/>Intimidate Check: At 2012-01-10 18:08:57, Niraya (uid: 14136) rolls: 1d20a11 Result: 28 (http://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=34399)