<div class="floatright">(https://i.imgur.com/oRmLZTn.jpg)</div><strong>Name:</strong>Actii (https://pathbuilder2e.com/launch.html?build=328165)<br/><strong>AC:</strong>18 |<strong>HP:</strong>19 / 19 |<strong>Conditions:</strong><br/><strong>Perception:</strong>+5 |<strong>Stealth:</strong>+7 |<strong>Senses:</strong>low-light vision<br/><strong>Tagging:</strong>Open<br/><strong>Content:</strong><br/><strong>Actions:</strong><br/><hr/><hr/><br/>A short time after Del's arrival, another figure would make their way through the door. However instead of the well known and liked regular, they would be greeted by a total stranger. And "strange" was the right word for it, the impossibly pale woman was both foreign in garb and alien in appearance, looking more like the monsters that stalked the wilderness than the good folk who called the town home.<br/><br/>Actii's eyes swept across the room, briefly taking stock of everyone present, before fixing on the manager and approaching the bar. She gave a nod to confirm she was one of Gundren's people, though her eyes slightly widened in surprise when he explained the dwarf had offered to pay for the first drink, "Really?" she asked. She hadn't known the dwarf too well, but from their short time together she hadn't figured him one so generous with his coin. Closing her eyes she touched her chin and gave a nod, "very well...I'll take your strongest and most expensive drink then" she ordered without a tinge of shame. Such offers from a wealthy man like Gundren were just as much a gesture of their own status as it was a kindness, as such it would be disrespectful to order something cheap, as if that was all he could afford. By that logic it only made sense that she should order the most expensive thing possible in order to show him the highest respect.<br/><br/>With her ritzy drink in hand Actii made her way over to their private section and took a seat. It seemed she was the first one to arrive. She gave a satisfied nod to herself, happy that she had managed to be so punctual. Willful tardiness was against her code after all. With that said she pulled out a journal and a pen and began jotting some things down while she waited for the rest to arrive, blissfully unaware of any stares she may have earned since arriving.