<div class="floatright"><strong>Guan Buhan</strong> (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=309005.msg15016087#msg15016087)<br/>(https://i.imgur.com/nh4z2Kt.png)<br/><div class="spoiler_container"><div class="spoiler_header" onclick="hideSecond (this);" role="button">Info</div><div class="spoiler_body"><strong>HP:</strong> 31/31<br/><strong>AC:</strong> <del>17</del>  11, wearing a Scene-fitting dress (https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0025/9709/3489/products/dark-star-gothic-dress-polysilk-open-shoulder-floaty-goth-dress---maroon-dsdr7276_maroonred-front_1200x1200.jpg?v=1539078466)<br/><strong>Effects:</strong> Natural Explorer (Ignore Difficult Terrain, Adv on Initiative)<br/><strong>IC Posts:</strong> <del>22</del> 23 </div></div></div><br/>It took Guan a moment to realise the issue she'd caused for herself, and for Glysora. The recollection of what he'd said rang in her mind finally, and she flinched for a moment as Grimjaw began to talk...But then, she steeled herself. She waited for their host to speak, before finally breaking the silence, and avoiding Glysora's gaze. She had no doubt the woman would be angry, but that was a problem for a different day. "<strong>I'm not here to be anyone's pawn, least of all Chargoth's. And besides, you have no reason to sell us out to the heroes. If anything, this'll just encourage you to offer the best reward possible for dealing with your city's problems.</strong>" It was bluster, but she believed it as well. Grimjaw didn't strike her as the sort looking for a way out with the Heroes. It was a short term victory that would ultimately still lead to his execution. The new Villains though? That was a chance for him to perpetuate the Sanguine City. That was a chance for him to possibly come out of this with a long term victory instead. "<strong>Besides, if I get my wish of personal training and tutelage from you, you'd realise it soon enough. Every tome I read implies we're going to have a meteoric growth once the ball starts rolling.</strong>"<br/><br/>She awkwardly glanced around the rest of the table, briefly scanning to see if any of them looked outwardly angry. Her cocky nature and straightforwardness might have just gotten her in trouble, but if it did; it would get them in trouble as well. That would be something worth regretting. Not that she'd openly admit it, but she was starting to like some of these people. "<strong>Still, it's good to know we're likely permanent residences of this place.</strong>" She said, glancing mostly at Ja'rok and Gazra. From what she understood about those two, they'd be as keen as she was to be here for the long haul. Potentially, that made them allies in all of this.<br/><br/>Her gaze did avoid Glysora though. No doubt the servant of Chargoth would be<em>furious</em>at her. She could kiss that potential form of recovery goodbye...<br/><br/>...she had such nice lips, too...