<div class="floatright"><strong>Elias Balthazar</strong> (http://)<br/>(https://i.imgur.com/58H7CY1.png)<br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Info</div><div class="spoiler_body"><strong>HP:</strong> 22/22<br/><strong>AC:</strong> 11<br/><strong>Effects:</strong> n/a<br/><strong>IC post counter:</strong> 3<br/></div></div></div>Elias had started to muse about their first move in bringing the Darkland leaders under their control, but then startled when Keiyurikyouu spoke and named his thoughts. She had an accusatory finger pointed at him as she walked towards him and intended to walk through the illusory map. She dripped sexuality and shadow in equal measure, that had Elias' blood broiling under his collar, "Wait, you can hear my-". And then she slipped through the floor and landed on top of him like a cuttlefish with a carp in its clutches. He was not sure if he was pale or blushing as Keiyurikyouu teased him, ground into his loins with her naked bottom as she shifted to stand back up, and the moment was over as she went over to pick out clothing from Glysora. Elias may be in a new body, a new person in a new world, but being so newly minted he had behavioral ticks and expectations that came from his past life.  "I'll... be looking forward to that."<em>That was pretty hot.</em><br/><br/>Thoroughly aroused and bewildered, Elias had to remember to get up off the floor. Dusting himself off, and regaining his composure, he remained wary of Keiyurikyouu's proximity to him in the room. "So... yes, back to the task at hand. We have leads outside of the Blackwall, orc tribes in the Spinebreaker mountains, A hidden pirate flotilla, and an undercity to investigate for items of power. Everyone here seems to have had an eventful heralding of their arrival. I spent my time falling from the sky.<br/><br/>I will throw in my two coppers and say that the Darklands are also a priority, and that means moving against Grogar. I hate the idea of losing a piece on the board so early, but if Lord Chargoth is correct, Grogar is unreliable. He fled the field of battle in fear. The tribes that do follow him, do so unwillingly. We also have Ja'rok who is an absolute unit compared to most orcs, apparently.<br/><br/>I'm still getting used to such cutthroat power politics, but if we take control of Grogar's tribes, Steelwrath's troops and Margath's hordes will come to our banner more willingly. That should give us a good bargaining chip against Furiana's magi and have her fall in line as well. Unless anyone has other insights, I do not know about Darkness, he seems more slippery than and eel, though Lady Vera might want his undead and fiendish legions. As we make moves, I suspect Lady Shadowblade will come to us, instead of us trying to find her."<br/><br/>Lord Chargoth has said that he can send us out into the other lands, but there is no way to return. I think we should consolidate here and then look for ways to cross the Blackwall via Dorman. Dwarves ought to have tunnels everywhere, they do love their undermountain cities...<br/><br/>Unless anyone has anything else to add, we should come to a consensus on what to do."<br/><br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Spoiler: Click to Show/Hide</div><div class="spoiler_body">grogor the kraven pic. it wasnt showing in Zaer's darkland lieutenant gallery<br/>https://2static.fjcdn.com/pictures/Character_0482fb_5820293.jpg</div></div>