<strong>Leander</strong><br/><br/>"Lead the way, my elven accomplice." She cooed, following him back. She stopped infront of the halfling skeleton, "Oh my!" She exclaimed, "So this tomb is not as harmless as we first thought!" Her tone turned... grandiouse, "What other dangers could lurk beyond in this... tomb of horrors!?"<br/><br/>She fiddled with the ring upon her finger, proclaiming loudly, "On that note, my dear followers, I do believe it is time for us to retire."<br/><br/>The ring popped off her finger and she held it up, "Stay attuned to the adventures of Dame Liah Janos the Fourth<em>and</em>her faithful elven warrior companion, Leander Korianthal. And remember~ This quest has been sponsored by the Aeune Adventuring and Exploration Ministry, as well as the Luan Shipwrights' Guild. Until next time!"<br/><br/>She flipped the ring in the air and uttered a single arcane command word, causing it to faintly glow before she caught it and put it in her pocket.<br/><br/>"Ugh." She groaned, pulling the cap off of her head and untying her ponytail, "I think I prefer the scripted adventures... Not everything we come across is really all that interesting..."<br/><br/>Liah looked around the chamber and whirled her backpack around, setting it atop the altar. She dug through it, pulling out a few supplies to set up a campfire and comfortable bedding. "Just you wait until you get the chance to adventure with a wizard, Leander." She said, "In just ten minutes they can conjure up a whole house to spend the night in. Of course... we never did that while the audience was watching. Wanted 'em to think we were barely clinging to life out there in the tundra."<br/><br/><strong>Dexter</strong><br/><br/>"My dagger's got an enchantment, but it's not really designed for this sort of thing..." She explained, sheathing it as she regarded Dexter, "It didn't hurt me, though. I'm just... tired."<br/><br/>"Damn... This'll make it hard to carry as much loot back." The piratess said with furrowed brows, "But Dexter, If you're still willing to go down, then I<em>have</em>to reciprocate."<br/><br/>She gave him a sultry wink, "If you think you can keep any more of those things at bay, that is..."