<br/><div class="floatleft">(https://i.imgur.com/3rOp7i1.png)</div><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 24pt;">Serana Vi Marian (https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=1825891)</span><br/><strong>HP</strong>:12<br/><strong>AC</strong>:17<br/><br/><hr/><br/>Despite the cheers her introduction had received, and the...er...<em>mixed</em>reception a lot of the others got, Serana was still stunned to hear she was chosen to be the light-bearer for the journey, "Oh...well...wow, that's quite the honor. You all have my dearest thanks. I'll make sure not to prove your faith misplaced" she said, accepting the silver lantern and raising it over head triumphantly before fastening it to her belt. She accepted the pack of supplies graciously. The girl had made sure to pack her own gear and supplies ahead of time, but it never hurt to have more, after all who knows what perils they might face.<br/><br/>After the ceremony Serana would linger on the edge of town, patiently waiting for her unlikely companions to finish their last minute preparations so they could all head out together. Her siblings had gathered to wait with her, Serana giving them all last minute instructions and advice to help them during her absence, "Amy, Adam, you're both gonna be in charge while I'm away. Keep a close eye on everyone and make sure they don't get into trouble. I set aside some extra money and let the Aversons know in advance that you'll be staying home while I'm gone, so don't worry about working and just make sure everything goes smoothly at home" she said, ruffling the twins' hair with a smirk, giving them their first taste of true responsibility while also giving them a little break from helping out around the Aversons' farm. After another round of hugs, kisses, tears, more hugs, more kisses, and reluctant goodbyes, Amy and Adam managed to reign in the rest of the group and make their way back home, leaving Serana and the rest of the party to begin their adventure, "so then, looks like we're heading south-west" she cooed, flicking open her compass as she glanced down at the map.