<span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 14pt;">Liraniel (https://www.myth-weavers.com/sheet.html#id=2310017)</span><br/><div class="floatright">(https://elliquiy.com/elluiki/images/0/05/Winter_witch.jpg)</div><strong>Class/Level : </strong>Level 1 Winter Witch<br/><br/><strong>HP : </strong>7<br/><strong>AC : </strong>13<br/><br/><strong>Positive Conditions : </strong>Endure Elements - (Cold, Constant)<br/><strong>Negative Conditions : </strong><br/><hr/><span class="bbc_u">Mechanical Actions + Dicerolls</span><br/><br/><hr/><br/>Liraniel followed the others to the museum, not truly having anything better to do at the moment after all, but she also felt it would likely be in her best interests to stick with these people, at least for the time being.  These could be the people she spent the crusade with, after all, so it was best to get to know them and learn how well they could work together as a group.  They would eventually arrive at the museum, and the elf had to say it was interesting to take in so much history.  A shame these people had to go and die, but that's what happened to you when you devoted yourself to a cause.  Eventually it would kill you, just like her own parents.<br/><br/>"It is a shame such a relic lies languishing under glass," she remarked when the holy blade was pointed out by both Arthur and Cassia, stepping over to the case and tracing her fingers over the plaque stating what the blade was and a bit of its history.  "If it were to awaken, it would make for a powerful tool against the forces of chaos and destruction we will inevitably face."  No way we'd be fortunate enough for such a "miracle", she lamented to herself.  "It would be a twisted joke in my case."  She gave the plaque a gentle flick with her fingernail for emphasis.  "Could you imagine, a godless heathen like me awakening such a thing?"  She smirked at the thought.  "The gods themselves would tear their hair out by the roots over such a blasphemy."  She would chuckle and move on, taking in the rest of the displays.  "It's interesting, you know, coming to see things like this.  I know a fair bit about the Crusades, but to see physical bits of the history I have studied... it truly is quite fascinating."