<strong>EVANGELINE</strong><br/><br/>The four bandits stood upright when Eva began to make spooky sounds.<br/><br/>"What the fuck?" one asked.<br/><br/>"Blimey, we've done it now," another said, looking around, somewhat mortified.   "I'm hearin' things!"<br/><br/>"It's not just you," another one said,  "I hear it, too."<br/><br/>"It<em>sounds</em>like a woman," the last one said.   "It sounds like it came from that direction."  The bandit pointed at a direction that, thankfully, was not Evangeline's direction.<br/><br/>"What the ever living fuck is Uum'baal?" the first one, the angry one, asked.<br/><br/>"Beats me, but I'm certain I'll not find out, that is for sure," the scared one said before taking off towards the east.<br/><br/>"What're we to do with the wizard?" one bandit asked, looking around, trying to figure out where the voice was coming from.<br/><br/>"Just leave 'im," the fourth bandit said.   "He's as good as dead."<br/><br/>And the three remaining bandits chased after the one who had left.<br/><br/><strong>LYNARRA and TINALIA</strong><br/><br/>"Ah, thank you, ma'am," Alger said regarding the tip.   "Very kind."  Alger also accepted the gold coin from Tinalia.   "Always a pleasure," he said of Tinalia.<br/><br/>The copper smelted super quick.  It looked like it was in the forge for a few seconds before it was molten.  Alger took out a ring mold and then a bracelet mold on an anvil, and calculated their length based on a quick measurement he took off of Tinalia's finger (the one taking on the ring) and her bracelet.  Pretty soon, Tinalia observed Alger pouring the cooper into the molds, creating two thin rectangles of hot copper.<br/><br/>Then Alger took to hammering away at it to curve the ring and bracelet into circles.  He measured them, heated them, hammered them, shaped them, and then heated them some more, until two very hot pieces of jewelry were laid to sizzle in some cold water.<br/><br/>"Just know that the copper'll make yer skin turn green," the smith said.   "It's totally normal."