<div class="floatright">(https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/689220636480110605/1018905756562636900/pally_lady_2.png)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Ionli (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=345576.msg16288973#msg16288973)<br/><strong>Race:</strong>Aasimar<br/><strong>Age:</strong>20<br/><strong>Class:</strong>Cleric<br/><strong>Status:</strong>Adventurer<br/><hr/>Ionli found the party to be a good time to unwind, clapping along to the music and watching people dance, not having much confidence in doing so herself.  Good food, good drink, and good company made for an enjoyable time, the cleric smiling happily all the while.  The trip back to the caravan was largely uneventful, though Mephis was kind enough to break up the monotony with a lovely bit of singing that had her humming along to it without realizing it.  The only thing that brought her down was the knowledge of the adventurer they saved and how she really couldn't do anything more to help her.<br/><br/>When they arrived the aasimar had to admit that the Lord Balebrook certainly had quite a bit of money, the "carriage" he'd been traveling in quite the impressive mode of transportation, though the ox was a bit... ugly.  Still, she imagined such a beast of burden was needed to pull something like this, so she supposed that was simply a necessary drawback to owning it.  At least it didn't stink too badly, like some animals she'd encountered in her time back home.  Watching Muula lose her clothes on the way in had her palming her face as she blushed darkly.  That minotaur... how shameless could you get?<br/><br/>"Thank you, Lord Balebrook, for both your support and your hospitality," she said politely, even giving him a small bow to show her sincerity.  Just because she'd grown up on the fringes of the Free Nations didn't mean she was completely ignorant of how to behave towards someone of higher station.  "I'm just glad we were able to deal with the threat of those creatures once and for all."  People like Muula and beings like the bugbears they'd killed were very different in Ionli's mind.  The former was a person who, while odd, was deserving of being treated as such, while the latter were monsters to be exterminated.  She smiled at Mephis when the half elf offered to get cups, and if the Lord Balebrook was particularly observant he'd notice the fondness she held for the sorceress shining in her ruby gaze.<br/><br/>"As for myself, well, there's not too much to tell.  My name is Ionli and I'm from the frontier of the Free Nations.  I became an adventurer to help people and that's all there really is to know."  Or at least what she was willing to share right now.  "I use my powers to fight for those who can't fight for themselves."  It sounded kind of corny having said it out loud, but it was the truth.  "I hope to help many more people in the future, like we did with the women of that village."  Her expression clouded briefly but she shook off the memories quickly enough.  "Thank you again for helping to make that a reality, by the way."