<div class="floatright">Sumara Farrowynn (https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=1426152)<br/>(https://i.imgur.com/gcMtYDz.jpg)<br/><strong>HD:</strong> 2d10 | <strong>HP:</strong> 20/20 | <strong>AC:</strong> 19 | <br/><strong>Proficiency(+2):</strong> Athletics, History, Insight, Perception, Persuasion | <br/><strong>Saving Throws:</strong> Wisdom, Charisma | <br/><strong>Dmg:</strong> Morningstar 1d8+2, Javelin 1d6+2</div>For awhile, Sumara had been looking over the party and increasingly realizing that she would have to be in the front.  It was her duty as a knight, after all, though she couldn't help but be a bit dejected that all those beauties would be standing behind her.  Course, it's not like that was a bad thing really, the last thing that should happen was she getting distracted mid-combat, but if all she was going to get to see all day were the ugly faces of enemies, she might just have that itchy feeling came back to her at full force at night.  Just a little morsel would be fine...<br/><br/>So distracted was she with her inner monologue that she scarcely noticed the buffoon in the scrying mirror or how much of an act it all was.  Hell, she still hadn't quite realized this was a show for others.  The old man was their quest giver and was sending them on a classic adventure to right a wrong, what more was there to their story?  That's when the female warrior came barging in.  It was quite the relief for the dark elf woman in more than one way for sure!<br/><br/>On the one hand, the large breasted woman could take on some of the brunt she would have to face, so as not to have all the pressure on herself, though at the same time, she wouldn't mind letting the fighter take the very vanguard either.  A nice, quick view from behind would definitely keep up her morale!  Despite this, the fact the human had selected a more conservative armor was somewhat dejecting for her.  Looking over her armor, she thought it was fine enough, despite the fact she wore a skirt rather than legguards.  One day, maybe...