<div class="floatleft">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/thumb/0/0d/00Tyria.jpg/432px-00Tyria.jpg)</div>Tyria always prided herself as being the sort who could read and write in any location or circumstance. Admittedly the long trip on horseback was a challenge, but she went back over her notes on the elder and the simple sketches she had made she found herself double checking her work. Admittedly Tyria until she came to village the tiefling had little interaction with elves. While she had read or heard stories about them, the young scholar was as always obsessive over the most minute of details about any subject. The perverse and most in line with good taste often being discarded by mainstream scholars. And a personal believe in that desires- especially sexual in nature are an unparalleled way to understand the views and culture of a people.<br/><br/>Naturally the first step is asking questions and observation. Especially in this case as the elder seemed hesitant to fill out any questionnaires. The elder of course being a rather attractive one. Whether he a truly a representative sample or not if he was anything to go by even elves of advanced age maintaining their lithe, handsome features that seem to characteristic of their race. Despite his reluctance to talk about it his reproductive organ was rather impressive as well, not quite as impressive as the druid's, but perhaps like Hyena's female elves simply have large members? Absolutely fascinating! Perhaps the reason he did not wish to show her his cock was because like Hyena's it is a sign of submission? The top heavy tiefling spent most of the ride over lost a wild stream of assertions and bizarre theories .<br/><br/><hr/><br/><br/>Still once the group arrived the brutal scene Tyria was quickly shaken from such thoughts. This grim scene was shocking in it's brutality. Even the normally aloof Scholar found herself visibly affected by the carnage..but also curious. Off hand this threw her preconception of the bandits as a wild group of savage duckmen completely out of the window. This attack shows some level of planning, such trees used to block the road and the impalement used to inspire terror...Could it be that the bandits were ex-soldiers or using their tactics? It's not uncommon for a rival kingdom to plant subversive elements posed as bandits or given them training and funding.<br/><br/>Tyria folded her arms as she surveyed the scenes trying to piece together any, she could from her knowledge of history about any such groups or similar tactics.<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">History Check/RollThingy</div><div class="spoiler_body">At 2014-09-06 21:34:33, MistressVoluptas (uid: 52118) rolls: 1d20a4 Result: 19 (https://elliquiy.com/forums/dicebot.php?r=64227)</div></div>