<div class="floatleft"><div align="center">(https://i.imgur.com/Z1PqKiV.png)<br/><strong>Ye'me</strong> (https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=288301.msg14165511#msg14165511)</div></div>Ye'me was overjoyed as Gil added the 'gem' to Evri's bellybutton. It looked so pretty there! The barbarian regretted that he didn't have the tools or materials to craft a proper bellybutton ring, but if they got some treasure maybe he could remedy that. That paladin did have a very nice midriff, muscular but lean, almost as nice as Ye'me's the barbarian thought just a tad vainly.<br/><br/>His eyes narrowed, showing off the beautiful shadowing job that he'd fixed up after the orc fight, as Arian seemed to imply that this might be a waste of time. He was about to say something to the half-elf but then Ye'me took a moment to really take him in. A very strong bone structure and very pretty eyes. Yes it would take some doing but there was definitely potential there too. He raised a hand and held it up between himself and Meo and leaned in, whispering behind it. "Him next." As he stared at Arrian.<br/><br/>Ye'me then proceeded to watch with held breath, clutching onto Meo with anxious anticipation as Evri approached the statue. When he saw it slip it's cold metal arm around the paladin he whisper-screamed "Yes!" And hopped up and down happily, pumping a fist in celebration! He gave Arian and Gil a look as if to say 'take that!' Whether the subtle distinction of the being being more interested in the armor than Evri himself was lost on the barbarian, or whether he was acting like that was all part of the plan, was a little unclear.<br/><br/>The wizard spoke, and Ye'me rolled his eyes as if to say 'yeah right, like you're on the list, you hopeless lost cause.' Speaking of which he should probably make a list. Arrian was definitely next but then...hmm. Who came after that. Temerity obviously needed the help of a woman to be more feminine, not Ye'me's masculine touch, so that left Gil and the green haired eldarin Kirss. Ye'me pondered this deep philosophical issue. Something about making Gil more masculine seemed odd, but Ye'me couldn't quite puzzle out why. So that left Kirss next. He nodded. Yes. He had his list.<br/><br/>He tried to listen to the statue's talking, but the Courtesan in him was too used to just nodding and smiling when people started talking, and the warrior he was trying to be wasn't much for diplomacy and logic games either. It made a rather poor combination for figuring out stuff like this. Gil though, Gil he would listen to.<br/><br/>"So, the star path? Sounds good!" He said cheerily. He finished fixing up his hair into a bun to keep it from getting snagged on anything, checked his makeup one last time in the polished back of his shield and then hefted it up and began to stride off in the direction of the star path. He paused to give Evri a grin and a wink, "Catch up when you can." He said with obvious implications of what he expected to happen next.<br/><br/>