<div class="floatleft">(http://i1087.photobucket.com/albums/j480/Erion2451/371237956c7d0a85ecc8c316798b3c49_zpsbzwqehxt.jpg)</div><strong>Name</strong>:<em>Eilsaadi (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=262693.msg12960748#msg12960748)</em><br/><strong>Hit Points</strong>:<em>43/43</em><br/><hr/><br/>The one called Eilsaadi looked at the leather clad woman who called herself Loap without expression.<strong>"Easy, kefka,"</strong>she said gently.  Her tone akin to that of a person who was trying to calm a spooked horse, or a mother soothing her infant child - a tone Lucan would recognize from his previous dealings with the assassin.<br/><br/><strong>"I will guard you from what lies within the shadows, for as long as we share an employer.  Though, perhaps, as blind as you are, and when I am not around, you should sit with your back to the walls less your shadow steals your final breath."</strong><br/><br/>She turned her attention to Rushiya, though continued to speak to Loap.<strong>"You are wise, kefka.  Our client has purchased our skills, nothing more, and only a fool puts trust in something she does not know."</strong><br/><br/>After a moment, and with a second thought, she gave Rushiya a shrug, a sickening-sweet smile, and then walked to take a position within Loap's so-called "vision".  It was a large acquiescence, considering that, as a general rule of operation, she usually ignored all forms of requests, begging, and threats.<br/><br/>A look of distaste was given to their devorish.  First Lucan and now Rushiya.  She had to wonder what Azzir was telling these people, and how one possessing so much knowledge knew so little.<br/><br/><strong>"The best way to leave no witnesses is to go unseen,"</strong>she said, then looked around at the people she'd been saddled with, her eyes lingered on the fancily dressed Triton who likely would be remembered by everyone who saw her.<strong>"<em>That</em>, however, seems to be outside <em>our</em> capabilities.  I will need to know numbers, faces, even of those who should not be there."</strong><br/><br/>She didn't speak again until their devorish finished.<strong>"Would it not be easier to steal the entire ship?  You claim to be educated, surely you can learn how to sail it.  We can scuttle it further down the coast, ensure our escape, prevent unseen witnesses from the shoreline, another boat, or some other location.  Your plan, devorish, repeats the same mistakes as this meeting you have called."</strong>