<strong><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;">SENTHAYNATRIX LITERATOR</span></strong>(http://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=563156)<br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Statblock</div><div class="spoiler_body">Female Neutral Kobold Alchemist, Level 1, Init 2, HP 8/8, Speed 20 (30)<br/>AC 15, Touch 13, Flat-footed 13, CMD 10, Fort 2, Ref 4, Will 1, CMB -2, Base Attack Bonus 0   <br/>  Light Crossbow (10 normal, 5 iron, 5 silver (carried, rest in pack)) +3 (1d6, 19-20/x2)<br/>  Morningstar 0 (1d6, x2)<br/>Cold Iron Dagger, Cold Iron (1) 0 (1d3, 19-20/x2)<br/>  Lamellar Cuirass (+2 Armor, +2 Dex, +1 Size)<br/>Abilities Str 8, Dex 14, Con 10, Int 18, Wis 12, Cha 10<br/></div></div><br/><strong>Where: The (mostly empty) Laughing Demon tavern<br/>Tagged: The Sheriff and Innoki<br/></strong><br/><br/>"Nisse sshot."<br/><br/>It doesn't take a lot of thought to figure that (despite similar fatality) Innoki's kill is liable to be in better shape than the one Senthaynatrix hit with her morningstar (given the choice between something stabbed twice, or something whacked with a meat tenderizer). She retrieves her dagger and takes a last careful look around the rafters before hopping up onto the tabletop, bouncing over to the next table, then over to where Innoki's last shot pinned one of the stirges, gingerly prodding its head this way and that with her knife.<br/><br/>"Ssss. No collar on it?" the kobold reports. "Theesse are sswamp-dwellerss. Ambussh parasssitess. A larger flock might feel confident attacking more than one human, but two coming into a room with sso many? And I sshould not think wild oness, even sstarving oness would come into town. The river here iss not sso marsshy, and town iss too noissy." she prods at the streamlined, needle-beaked head. "Not very intelligent. Hard to imagine them coming into ssuch a crowded building, then ssitting and lisstening to mussic in a noissy room."<br/><br/>She inclines her own head towards the sheriff. "You ssaid sstirgess ssounded 'familiar,' sso I would posstulate that people here do not keep them as petss, or you'd have been lesss ssurprissed. But theesse did not sseem dissmayed by the people or the noisse. Not acting like wild beasstss. Birdss ssometimess wander through the large doorss at the universsity. When the sstudentss fill the hallss, ssuch birdss panic and fly everywhere. I sshould think birdss a bit ssmarter and more mussical, but they will ussually resspond to mussic by making their own ssoundss...Not jusst lisstening."<br/><br/>She sounds a bit like a perplexed teakettle. "I do not imagine either of the mussicianss are ussed to attracting ssuch attention?"